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>>11087978Could it be? The first good gamer edition figure...
So, uh...is the panel over?
>>11087996I kind of like it, just wish he was painted silver
>>11088031Sideswipe was decent if you could look past the feet desu. And Optimus, of course.But yeah, I'm glad at least that the guys who didn't get proper figures a decade ago (Sideswipe and Ratchet/Ironhide) are the ones getting decent figures today. ..W-Well, if you ignore Barricade and the Decepticon Trooper... dang.
>>11088031Sideswipe was a like %90 good except those feet
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>>11083064His nasally Spongebob the Hedgehog whine is the last thing I’d want to hear in bedYou need a guy with more devotion
>>11085934When do you think Nick is gonna troon out?
>>11082712What is possible is that all the enthusiasm, dumb memes etc. and the skyrocketing prices on bricklink as a result have led Lego to consider it for real. ofc that too is just copium, but probably the most realistic scenario down the line.
When is the lego presentation??
>>11085941Seems inevitable.
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Are there any display stands for these guys?What's a respectable scale?
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>>11087389cringe parents
My castlenigs, would you pay $40 for this? Retail was $100.
>>11088100>vinyl sheet at the top for windowpffft no
>>11088100that shit was 100 bucks? for 40 it's ok but even that's pushing it
>>11088100the minidolls had a couple of exclusive bits to this set, and it's a neat little castle. I'd pay 40 for it if I caught the sale at a Walmart or something. I mean, it's not a small castle, it's got lots of pieces as the minimum reason...it's a shame about the movie. I feel like it could have been a good movie with some tweaks, as released it was just barely passable (barely, and I know I'm being generous)
Previous Thread: >>11047001Weenie the Dachsund. Birthday: July 20, 1995.“Weenie the dog is quite a sightLong of body and short of heightHe perches himself high on a logand considers himself to be top dog !”
Diddley the dog. Birthday: July 25, 2001.“Whenever I go anywherePeople always stop and stareThey’re not trying to be meanThey’ve never seen a dog that’s green !”
>>11084304Wiloughby the kangaroo. Birthday: July 25, 2004.“If there’s someplace I need to beMy baby rides along with meHe doesn’t mind a bumpy rideHe’s happy to be tucked inside !”
Beani the cat. Birthday: July 26, 2000.“Why is my name Beani the cat?It’s funny you should ask me thatMy owner loves her Beanies soShe wanted the whole world to know !”
>>11086500I New York the bear. Birthday: July 26, 2004.“You’ll never bring New Yorkers downThat’s why I love this special townLike our friend Lady LibertyWe stand with pride and unity !”
>>11086502
So do they even own Transformers anymore or what
>>11071145is BW megatron gonna get a reissue, do you reckon? pls god I passed on it and regretted it ever since.
>>11071145>Hasbro essentially stole all takara's designers.Wrong. Most of the heavy lifting when designing the transformations is still done in Japan.>Raiden is rushed and clearly unfinished due to budget restrictions.Also wrong, Hasbro has absolutely nothing to do with the MP side of the franchise including budget, that's all Takara.>>11071745He knows jack shit about things everybody knows, why do you think he's going to know that? Also you're getting annoying, save money and pay scalper prices if you want it that much and let this be a lesson for next time.
>>11072101Based grumpy toy poster
>>11069950they own transformers but they're cucked by hasbro's shitty paint jobs most of the time
>>11071159Shinkalion's first series was extended past it's original intended run without a break due to high sales and it's received a sequel and is currently airing a third series.Saying Takara is a shadow of itself is wrong
Is this 6 inch fad ever going to end? Every decade, toys had a different dominant scale. In the 70s, it was the 12 inch GI Joe dolls. In the 80s, the iconic 3.75 inch figures reigned supreme. In the 90s, 7 inch figures found their footing. But now in the 2000s, almost everyone is just doing 6 inch. Why is this fad not ending? Companies just keep using the same tired playbook of releasing a 6 inch action figure line with little to no creativity. No playsets, no vehicles, these are not for kids. I think most people can agree that 3.75 was the best scale for both vehicles and playsets, not too big, but not too small either. You want a vehicle for your 6 inch figures? You have to buy a $500 Haslab. When are these companies going to learn?
>>11078349Brown.
>>11078325Boomers do but toys though
>>11078325Who said boomers don’t buy toys?
>>11078325boomers invented buying toys as adults
>>11078325only other toy collectors besides myself ive seen at retail stores are 40+. i dont know the real demographics but thats my anecdote.
What do you do when you think you should get rid of a chunk of your collection?
>>11084975I’ll take them anon :)
Sell stuff if it doesn't spark joy anymore. I have a bunch of figma and nendoroid shit that nobody seems to want.
>>11084953Guess it depends where you live, "charity shops" are a pretty common thing here dumbing off stuff you don't want is easy af (we have like 3 in my area)
>>11085094East coast
>>11084953I try to remember where drop-off bins are. Sometimes it'll say clothes only, but I'm not always near a Goodwill/Salvation. Also Out of the Closet ironically doesnt accept toys. I know how hilarious that sounds, but that policy doesn't make it right
So China started producing a ton of their original dolls similar to Obitsu11 or Nendoroid Dolls. Does anybody own one or two? How is the quality?
>>11076316I was considering purchasing a peetson boy doll since I collect nendolls but always disliked how flimsy ob11/nendoroid doll joints were. Currently looking for a cheap doll to steal the 1/12 bjd body from, but that is also slightly taller from ob11 height, like >>11082193 (though I'm not sure what series it is from and if it's even 1/12 lol)Any recs?
>>11083297Escapes plans series
>>11078881What are you talking about
>>11086244They say those things in every thread with figures that even vaguely resemble the female form. Best to report and ignore
>>11083989FSS?
>>11083989Diabolical
>>11083989I'm glad I ordered a few Machaon, won't have enough for all the bois but I'll still have plenty of pokies to go around
>>11081386>>11081746>>11082307Best trans girl with her budding hrt titties Very based
>>11084121>boy:|
>my common sense is tingling>What is glyoshttps://onelldesign.blogspot.com/2019/10/steady-craftin-with-crafsman.html>What is availablehttps://glyos.fandom.com/wiki/Available>Thread ChallengeShow off your favorite homages, build a homage that hasn't been produced yet.>Previous Thread>>11058237
>>11084732naw we just dont have any drops this week, kinda pointless to compete with sdcc unless a maker plans on selling there
How you guys keep up with releases? I have an rss feed for the onell but nothing for anyone else like that. I'm guess their social medias and whatnot?
>>11085608hey man, stop like, bringing common sense and stuff into the glyos thread
>>11085905Instagram is your best bet
>>11085070this is like black on black crime
You slacking again my niggas?Thread theme: https://youtu.be/xxlTJKSc4eg
>>11084514dragon ball and smash. nothing else. he's weirdly forgiving with those two every time.
>>11084514He's into Halo and Mortal Kombat and that's about fucking it. So basically garbage taste, if that wasn't obvious.
>>11085848Don't forget he likes big wide chests and high shoulders. If your figure doesn't have these it's an automatic -3 points.
>>11085906yeah I mean I get it, superheroes are generally big dudes, but its like ... slim people DO exist anthony, not everyone is built like fucking Juggernaut
>>11085848Halo when it was under Bungie was kino. The original trilogy are the greatest fps games ever made.
Did anyone else here collect Gogo's/Crazy Bones/regional equivalent plastic figures in the 90s-2000s? Scored this big bulk collection of +1000 from a local on FB marketplace yesterday and i've been sorting through it since.
>>11073407I used to have a bunch of these. I donated them a few years ago unfortunately. But I atleast decided to keep my favorite one as a way of remembering it. I was obsessed with these. My personal favorite game was battle. I was never really a fan of the 90s designs as I thought they were pretty ugly and I liked the urban aesthetic and the fact they actually had arms and legs. They also had a really amazing website that I used to go all the time, with a bunch or flash games and even user submitted videos. One thing I didn't like about them is that it's probably not a smart idea for them to use paint on a toyline meant to be thrown around a lot. as the paint scratches pretty easily.
>>11078530Agreed, I prefer the modern ones over the classic in terms of appearence, but classic gogos seem like they were definitely better geared towards being roughly played with and bounced off of concrete.
>>11073412Scotch tape, gently. Or a super soft kiddy toothbrush. You can wash them with dish soap if they’re stained but you need to be SUPER gentle. Re-flocking a bare figure is pretty simple though, just need ultra fine flocking powder and glue.
>>11078593I've been using a baby toothbrush and that's done a good job of removing dust, but for the dirtier ones I might just write them off as a lost cause at this point. Maybe i'll try soap on the worst ones cause i've got nothing to lose.I didnt know flocking was done with powder though, I thought it was like fabric/felt that they put on somehow - that's good to know.
>>11073407These really take me back. I used to collect them back in the day and got a bunch of them from Zany Brainy
Do you think toy companies marketing stop motion to kids to be a smart move or is it too niche of a market?
>>11078985It's a very nice market, definitely not to nice
I think it's a good way to get kids interested
Ya'll niggas know of a way to keep rubber from splitting! Love this thing but I already see rips in the tail. Stupid fukcers built the best godzilla figure out there and put a damn rubber tail on it!!!
>>11082908Stupid ass nigga showing the same picture from months ago. Check again. The cracks are around the spikes.
Where the hell is this rubber nigga at?
>>11084414>Taken months agoIt was taken July 9th. No cracks. I dunno what to tell you.
>>11082882>shmWhat does simple harmonic motion have to do with this?
>>11082908Since the paint on the tail doesn't even match then making a cast resin copy of it is the way to go for anyone concerned about the longevity of the rubber.
