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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was the somewhat lukewarm follow-up to Sony's Spider-Man reboot. The film notably improved on Spider-Man's costume, giving movie-goers something closer to what they were used to, while jumping all over the board with everything else.
Merchandise-wise, however, collector-level offerings were surprisingly scarce. Sure, a few figures popped up in the overly expensive 1/6-scale but, for the most part, the line just didn't get the same big movie treatment as the original trilogy.
Diamond Select Toys, which was unable to get the reference materials to design an Electro figure, wound up releasing a new Spider-Man (based on the ASM2 look) in several different configurations. (Although there was no metallic version like last time.) While the Marvel Select ASM1 Spider-Man was pretty cool, DST apparently decided to go in a very different direction with the "sequel" to its figure. How does it stack up against the previous one?
Full review after the jump.
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Occupations Group Nurses and Chef Cut and Sew Kits and Handmade Ornaments Sets
Cut and Sew Kit Contents: Four (4) pieces, as shown above, consisting of one each of the Occupational Group cut and sew cotton fabric piece designs and instructions for finishing the ornaments one of two different ways. Kit DOES NOT include sewing thread, poly-fil, warm and natural or batting, and DMC color coordinated embroidery floss needed to create the ornaments one of two different ways.
Instructions included for finishing the ornaments via machine stitching as shown in the picture at the top of the collage shown above. Kit does not include poly-fil, sewing thread, and color coordinated DMC embroidery floss that you will need to buy to finish the cut and sew ornaments.
Or, blanket stitch embroider the edges of the ornaments as shown in the picture at the bottom of the collage shown above. Kit includes how-to tutorial for blanket stitching. Kit does not include warm and natural or batting, and color coordinated DMC embroidery floss that you will need to buy to finish the cut and sew ornaments this way.
The Occupational cut and sew kit contains 1 fabric piece for each of the following cut and sew custom cotton fabric doll ornaments:
1) Chef Andy Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
2) Bridget Nurse For All Seasons Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
3) Nurse Hannah Anna Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
4) Janice Nightingale Cut and Sew Nurse Doll Ornament
Cut and Sew Kit Finishing Instructions Per Piece
Additional Supplies Needed -Poly-fil, Sewing Thread, and Color Coordinating DMC Embroidery Floss For The Hanger For Each Piece.
1) Cut the two pieces along the dotted lines.
2) Place right sides together and sew 1/8” away from outer doll line leaving a small opening on the bottom for turning.
3) Trim seam and clip edges.
4) Turn right side out and stuff with poly-fil.
5) Hand sew small opening closed with the sewing thread.
6) Add a hanger to the top of the piece with 6 strands of the color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Linda Walsh Originals—Designs by Linda Walsh - Kit and Contents For Personal Use Only.
Alternative Method #1 For Blanket Stitch Finishing Each Piece Along The Edges:
Additional Supplies Needed - Warm and Natural or Batting, and Color Coordinating DMC Embroidery Floss For Each Piece
1) Cut the two pieces along the dotted lines.
2) Using the front doll piece as a guide cut two pieces out of warm and natural or batting.
3) Place the two doll pieces wrong sides together and then insert the warm and natural or batting pieces in between the two pieces and pin along the sides to hold.
4) Trim the edges so the pieces and warm and natural or batting outer edges are even.
5) Blanket stitch 1/8” - 1/4” away from outer edges with 6 strands of color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
6) Add a hanger to the top of the piece with 6 strands of color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Linda Walsh Originals—Designs by Linda Walsh - Kit and Contents For Personal Use Only
Hawk Family Group Cut and Sew Kit and Handmade Ornaments Sets
Cut and Sew Kit Contents: Eleven (11) pieces, as shown above, consisting of one each of the Hawk Family Group cut and sew cotton fabric piece designs and instructions for finishing the ornaments one of two different ways. Kit DOES NOT include sewing thread, poly-fil, warm and natural or batting, and DMC color coordinated embroidery floss needed to create the ornaments one of two different ways.
Instructions included for finishing the ornaments via machine stitching as shown in the picture at the top of the collage shown above. Kit does not include poly-fil, sewing thread, and color coordinated DMC embroidery floss that you will need to buy to finish the cut and sew ornaments.
Or, blanket stitch embroider the edges of the ornaments as shown in the picture at the bottom of the collage shown above. Kit includes how-to tutorial for blanket stitching. Kit does not include warm and natural or batting, and color coordinated DMC embroidery floss that you will need to buy to finish the cut and sew ornaments this way.
The Hawk Family cut and sew kit contains 1 fabric piece for each of the following cut and sew custom fabric doll ornaments:
1) Tom A. Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
2) Toni E. Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
3) Dapper Devil Shamus Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
4) Cousin Hillary's Secret Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
5) Penelope Pinhead Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
6) Henrietta Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
7) Cousin Reginald Reggie Pinhead Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
8) Tangerine Lilly Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
9) Wild Irish Rose Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
10) Ditsy Daisy Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
11) Devilish Cousin Andy Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
Cut and Sew Kit Finishing Instructions Per Piece
Additional Supplies Needed -Poly-fil, Sewing Thread, and Color Coordinating DMC Embroidery Floss For The Hanger For Each Piece.
1) Cut the two pieces along the dotted lines.
2) Place right sides together and sew 1/8” away from outer doll line leaving a small opening on the bottom for turning.
3) Trim seam and clip edges.
4) Turn right side out and stuff with poly-fil.
5) Hand sew small opening closed with the sewing thread.
6) Add a hanger to the top of the piece with 6 strands of the color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Linda Walsh Originals—Designs by Linda Walsh - Kit and Contents For Personal Use Only.
Alternative Method #1 For Blanket Stitch Finishing Each Piece Along The Edges:
Additional Supplies Needed - Warm and Natural or Batting, and Color Coordinating DMC Embroidery Floss For Each Piece
1) Cut the two pieces along the dotted lines.
2) Using the front doll piece as a guide cut two pieces out of warm and natural or batting.
3) Place the two doll pieces wrong sides together and then insert the warm and natural or batting pieces in between the two pieces and pin along the sides to hold.
4) Trim the edges so the pieces and warm and natural or batting outer edges are even.
5) Blanket stitch 1/8” - 1/4” away from outer edges with 6 strands of color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
6) Add a hanger to the top of the piece with 6 strands of color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Linda Walsh Originals—Designs by Linda Walsh - Kit and Contents For Personal Use Only
Eggs Muffs Group Cut and Sew Kit and Handmade Ornaments Sets
Cut and Sew Kit Contents: Four (4) pieces, as shown above, consisting of one each of the Egg Muffs Group cut and sew cotto fabric piece designs and instructions for finishing the ornaments one of two different ways. Kit DOES NOT include sewing thread, poly-fil, warm and natural or batting, and DMC color coordinated embroidery floss needed to create the ornaments one of two different ways.
Instructions included for finishing the ornaments via machine stitching as shown in the picture at the top of the collage shown above. Kit does not include poly-fil, sewing thread, and color coordinated DMC embroidery floss that you will need to buy to finish the cut and sew ornaments.
Or, blanket stitch embroider the edges of the ornaments as shown in the picture at the bottom of the collage shown above. Kit includes how-to tutorial for blanket stitching. Kit does not include warm and natural or batting, and color coordinated DMC embroidery floss that you will need to buy to finish the cut and sew ornaments this way.
The Egg Muffs cut and sew kit contains 1 fabric piece for each of the following cut and sew custom cotton fabric doll ornaments:
1) Tom A. Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament 2
2) Toni E. Hawk Cut and Sew Doll Ornament 2
3) Nancy Dew Drop Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
4) Spike A Peak Cut and Sew Doll Ornament
Cut and Sew Kit Finishing Instructions Per Piece
Additional Supplies Needed -Poly-fil, Sewing Thread, and Color Coordinating DMC Embroidery Floss For The Hanger For Each Piece.
1) Cut the two pieces along the dotted lines.
2) Place right sides together and sew 1/8” away from outer doll line leaving a small opening on the bottom for turning.
3) Trim seam and clip edges.
4) Turn right side out and stuff with poly-fil.
5) Hand sew small opening closed with the sewing thread.
6) Add a hanger to the top of the piece with 6 strands of the color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Linda Walsh Originals—Designs by Linda Walsh - Kit and Contents For Personal Use Only.
Alternative Method #1 For Blanket Stitch Finishing Each Piece Along The Edges:
Additional Supplies Needed - Warm and Natural or Batting, and Color Coordinating DMC Embroidery Floss For Each Piece
1) Cut the two pieces along the dotted lines.
2) Using the front doll piece as a guide cut two pieces out of warm and natural or batting.
3) Place the two doll pieces wrong sides together and then insert the warm and natural or batting pieces in between the two pieces and pin along the sides to hold.
4) Trim the edges so the pieces and warm and natural or batting outer edges are even.
5) Blanket stitch 1/8” - 1/4” away from outer edges with 6 strands of color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
6) Add a hanger to the top of the piece with 6 strands of color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Linda Walsh Originals—Designs by Linda Walsh - Kit and Contents For Personal Use Only.
Patience Is A Virtue Bunny Cut and Sew Kit and Handmade Ornaments Sets
Cut and Sew Kit Contents: Six (6) pieces, as shown above, consisting of our Patience Is A Virtue Bunny cut and sew cotton fabric piece designs and instructions for finishing the ornaments one of two different ways.Kit DOES NOT include sewing thread, poly-fil, warm and natural or batting, and DMC color coordinated embroidery floss needed to create the ornaments one of two different ways.
Instructions included for finishing the ornaments via machine stitching as shown in the picture at the top of the collage shown above. Kit does not include poly-fil, sewing thread, and color coordinated DMC embroidery floss that you will need to buy to finish the cut and sew ornaments.
Or, blanket stitch embroider the edges of the ornaments as shown in the picture at the bottom of the collage shown above. Kit includes how-to tutorial for blanket stitching. Kit does not include warm and natural or batting, and color coordinated DMC embroidery floss that you will need to buy to finish the cut and sew ornaments this way.
The Patience Is A Virtue Bunny cut and sew kit contains 6 of the Patience Is A Virtue cotton fabric pieces.
Cut and Sew Kit Finishing Instructions Per Piece
Additional Supplies Needed -Poly-fil, Sewing Thread, and Color Coordinating DMC Embroidery Floss For The Hanger For Each Piece.
1) Cut the two pieces along the dotted lines.
2) Place right sides together and sew 1/8” away from outer doll line leaving a small opening on the bottom for turning.
3) Trim seam and clip edges.
4) Turn right side out and stuff with poly-fil.
5) Hand sew small opening closed with the sewing thread.
6) Add a hanger to the top of the piece with 6 strands of the color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Linda Walsh Originals—Designs by Linda Walsh - Kit and Contents For Personal Use Only.
Alternative Method #1 For Blanket Stitch Finishing Each Piece Along The Edges:
Additional Supplies Needed - Warm and Natural or Batting, and Color Coordinating DMC Embroidery Floss For Each Piece
1) Cut the two pieces along the dotted lines.
2) Using the front doll piece as a guide cut two pieces out of warm and natural or batting.
3) Place the two doll pieces wrong sides together and then insert the warm and natural or batting pieces in between the two pieces and pin along the sides to hold.
4) Trim the edges so the pieces and warm and natural or batting outer edges are even.
5) Blanket stitch 1/8” - 1/4” away from outer edges with 6 strands of color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
6) Add a hanger to the top of the piece with 6 strands of color coordinating DMC embroidery floss.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Linda Walsh Originals—Designs by Linda Walsh - Kit and Contents For Personal Use Only
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The AFB Podcast Episode 143: Sideshow Thor Frog, Lego Parisian Restaurant, MOTUC Eldor
Episode 143 of the AFB Podcast is live at iTunes and is now available for direct download! Download and subscribe to the podcast at iTunes now!
This week we have three Toys of the Week:
- The Thor Frog Statue from Sideshow Collectibles
- The MOTUC Eldor Figure
- The Parisian Restaurant Set from Lego
The AFB Podcast is also on Stitcher Radio!
News Covered in this Episode
set database: LEGO 610 super wheel toy Canada version
set name: super wheel toy Canada version
theme: Samsonite
year: 1965
pieces: 304
price: us$10
minifig: none
nice Samsonite set.
Canada version with long box.
come with basic bricks, wheels and specialty bricks.
can be built into vehicles.
released similar as 610 super wheel toy US version and 1610 super wheel toy Sears exclusive by LEGO in 1965.
great playability.
overall design is great.