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Monopoly Turns 80 with New Products, Entertainment, and Events

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This year, Hasbro Inc. will celebrate the 80th anniversary of Monopoly by offering multiple ways to experience the gaming brand, including new products, entertainment, and events. The Monopoly 80th Anniversary Edition game features a vintage-styled board, cards, and money, as well as wooden houses and hotels. It also has the classic tokens such as the [...]

Hollywood Collectibles Group: Aliens Power Loader Available For Pre-Order

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Announced this week by Hollywood Collectibles Group, is their Studio Scale model of the Power Loader from Aliens. Standing an impressive 33" tall, and 25" wide and constructed from heavyweight polystone and mixed media, the Power Loader is now available to pre-order for $1,199.95, with several different payment plans available, and is expected to ship in the 2nd qtr of 2015.

Hide your titans, RAH Hange Zoe is on the loose!

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As dark as Attack on Titan can be at times, it does have its fair share of zany moments. Some of my favorite ones come from Hange Zoe, the overzealous Titan enthusiast. She's one of the few characters who don't fear Titans - instead her curiosity about them is a defining trait.

This Medicom RAH figure is pretty amazing, then, because it captures her excitement when she has a chance to get up close to a Titan. You can see all the normal maneuver gear stuff, plus two facial expressions. Her excited face is maybe a little creepy, but it's Zoe so I can live with it.

This is a Medicom shop exclusive (although Big In Japan can hook you up), and is up for pre-order for ¥23,600. It's set for an October release.

[ Pre-order at Medicom Shop | Big In Japan ]

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Having A Ball With This Terrific Steiff Roly Poly Bear

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Most Steiff collectors would take a tumble for an unexpected Steiff discovery!  And that's exactly what Steiffgal did when an inquiry from a colleague about this great and very vintage Steiff treasure landed in her email in-box.  Steady yourself and take a look at this marvelous merrymaker!

Oh baby, here we have a delightful "child-proof" item intended for the youngest Steiff enthusiasts.  This is Steiff's "Roly Poly" Bear.  Many of us grew up with "Weebles," those funny egg shaped character toys that "wobble but they don't fall down."  This Roly Poly cub is an early version of this toy idea.  

Roly Poly Bear is made from mohair with a very distinct shape - extremely round (almost ball-like) on the bottom, with a standard jointed Teddy bear head.  He has jointed arms but no legs at all.  His face is detailed with black shoebutton eyes and a brown hand embroidered nose and mouth.  He retains his long trailing "f" button as his Steiff ID. Given his stitching is brown, it is safe to assume that this bear started out life with white mohair - which has aged and mellowed to darker vanilla color over time.  Overall, this pattern was produced in 16, 19, 23, and 29 cm from 1909 through 1916.  During that entire time, it was produced in blond mohair.  However, in 1912 it was also produced in white mohair in the smaller sizes.  So this is one rare bear indeed!

Steiff's soft Roly Polys are great Steiff novelty items.  Models produced over time include rabbits, cats, and dolls. But these are not the first type of "rounded bottom" products that the company produced.  It is possible that Roly Polys are based in part on the company's much older wooden bottom "tumblers," which were smaller, standard line items (usually in the sitting or begging position) that were mounted on a solid wooden hemisphere.  Like the Roly Polys, they swayed and tumbled about, but did not fall completely over - unlike their wooden cousins the "skittles" - which were designed like bowling pins to fall down!  The big difference between the Roly Polys and the tumblers was that Roly Polys had a rounded bottom that was integral to their body and design, while tumblers could be basically any shape - as the featured animal or doll was mounted to a rounded bottom.  Wooden bottomed tumblers appeared in the line as early as 1894, and were produced on and off through the early 1940's. The photo on the left shows a very early wooden bottomed felt clown tumbler; this shot was taken at Margarete Steiff's birth house in Giengen, Germany where this item is also on display.

It is interesting to note that Steiff's Roly Polys made two distinct appearances in the Steiff line.  The first was basically from around 1909 through the late 19-teens... the era of the little white Roly Poly under discussion here.  These ball-like creatures came 'round again from 1937 through 1943 overall, in the form of three designs:  a 20 cm mohair Roly Poly Teddy baby, a 20 mohair Roly Poly Rabbit, and a 25 cm felt Roly Poly clown doll.  Most memorably, an all but pristine example of the Roly Poly Teddy baby realized almost $17,000 at auction at Christie's in London in October, 2010!  This terrific Ted is pictured here on the left.

Steiffgal hopes this discussion on Steiff's Roly Polys and tumblers been a well rounded experience for you.

Have a question about one of your Steiff treasures? Let's talk! Click here to learn more. 

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Combiner Wars Hot Spot And Groove First Looks At Vehicle Mode Designs

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After Defensor was revealed on the two covers of Windblade #2 this past week, we now have our very first look at Legends Class Groove, and Hot Spot himself. Taking the form of computer design models, these appear as representative examples of the style of toys that could contribute to the Fan Built Combiner in the new Transformers app. It's notable that Hot Spot's base design is vague enough to credibly be redressed as an Onslaught at a later point, as we speculated recently. Click through to check it out!

Official Transformers App Updated With Combiner Wars, Fan Built Combiner Voting, And Robots in Disguise

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As you may have gathered from the reveal of Hot Spot and Groove, the official Transformers brand app has finally received its update, which means voting for the Fan Built Combiner has begun! So far the available polling choices include torso + weapon, limb slots, and faction. Once the physical choices are settled on, we expect more options like colors, names, and other character concepts to become available for selection. Click through to see more!

3A Toys' Dark of The Moon Megatron New Details And Sales Information

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Following up on our previous report of 3A Toys doing their take on Dark of The Moon's redesign of Megatron in in a higher-end, non-transforming figure, we have more details about the upcoming item thanks to decemberist. In addition to a full accounting of standard accessories, we've found out about what surprising items will be exclusive to one retailer, as well as the price you can expect. Keep reading for the full list!

ThreeA: Bambaland Exclusive Transformers Megatron Premium Scale Collectible Figure

Star Ace Toys Ltd: Captain Virgil Hilts Up For Pre-Order

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Movie fans may recognize Captain Virgil Hilts aka the "Cooler King" as the character portrayed by Steve McQueen in the classic The Great Escape, and Big Chief Studios have just added this 1/6 scale collectible action figure from Star Ace Toys Ltd to their pre-orders. Check out the product page for all the details and a bunch more images.

Nerf N-Strike Elite 100-Dart Refill

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Nerf N-Strike Elite 100-Dart Refill -- $18.99

Disney Advanced Talking Buzz Lightyear Action Figure 12" (Official Disney Product)

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Disney Advanced Talking Buzz Lightyear Action Figure 12" (Official Disney Product) -- $22.29

Guardians of the Galaxy Dancing Groot Figure

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Guardians of the Galaxy Dancing Groot Figure -- $15.54

Forget that funny pet video, the highest YouTube earner is a faceless woman who makes nearly $5 million by opening toys

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DC Toys Collector is an anonymous unboxer – indulging in the art of unboxing items on YouTube, a bizarrely popular trend that people can’t seem to get enough of.

Rocco the Great Death Troopa Blind Pack Series 1

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Rocco the Great is out with a great brand new mini series, the Death Troopa. These meddlesome Storm Trooper-esque 2” figures comes blind packed out of a total of 16 pieces. Along with your Rocco the Great hand drawn doodle and sticker, you have a chance of receiving a Brown...

Bengaluru artisans prepare traditional wooden toys for Obamas

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Bengaluru, Jan. 25 (ANI): Artisans in Karnataka's Channapatna area are painstakingly crafting traditional wooden toys to be gifted to U.S. President Barack Obama and his family during their visit to the country to attend the Republic Day celebrations. The town of Channapatna is popular for its wooden toys. "The head of our shop took 15 to 20 best wooden toys from our shop. U.S. First Lady ...

Takara Tomy adds Aerialbots, obscure repaints to Japanese Transformers lines

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Recently Takara Tomy teased an image of Superion's silhouette announcing their plans for Hasbro's Transformers Generations: Combiner Wars figures. This past week they released images of the Aerialbots including Slingshot which was replaced in the Hasbro line by newcomer Alpha Bravo (though said to be appearing in store computers for release later in the year by Hasbro). All of the figures feature colors closer to that of the original G1 figures including white hands and feet for Superion (the Hasbro version's are black). Slingshot himself is a repaint of Fireflight (renamed Firefly for the new Hasbro release) with a new head. Unlike the Hasbro individual releases, the Japanese release will be sold in a single box set priced at ¥14,000 with tax (about US$119) according to e-Hobby. It'll be considerably cheaper after pre-order discounts, maybe even comparable to the Hasbro price of around US$90 together. 

Meanwhile Takara Tomy has some very unexpected repaints planned for Transformers Adventure (Hasbro's 2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon series). TAV07 Roadblock is based on the G2 character of the same name and is repainted from Hasbro's Generations Scoop, but it seems he only comes with one Targetmaster partner. TAV08 Greejeeber is based on, of all things, the Car Robots character of the same name (2001 RID Rollbar), itself a repaint of G1's Combaticon Swindle. TAV09 Swoop uses the Animated mold, but is in colors vaguely similar to  G2 Skyjack. TAV10 Slag is a repaint of Animated Snarl in Age of Extinction Slug toy colors. TAV11 Bloody Knock Out appears to be based directly on super obscure Generations Dead End especially in bot mode. TAV12 Dreadwing looks to use a modified paint template for Beast Hunters Dreadwing. TAV13 Nemesis Prime is a repaint of 2015 RID Optimus Prime. TAV14 Ultra Magnus is a more accurate repaint of Prime Ultra Magnus. Silhouettes have also been shown for Generations Shrapnel and Bombshell and Animated Lockdown, all likely repaints. 

Even though I probably won't spend a lot of time on the simplified 2015 RID figures, some of these repaints are definitely going on my buy list. 

[via Kapow ToysTakara Tomy Mall, TFormers]

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Disney Cinderella 2015 Books & CONTEST!

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Disney Publishing was nice enough to send along some novelizations and picture books of the upcoming Cinderella 2015 movie. There are two picture books for smaller kids – Cinderella Picture Book and Cinderella: A Night at the Ball. The picture book is illustrated while Cinderella: A Night at the Ball is a photo book with […]
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