Daniel Yu has released a number of new figures, including the Plague Oracle, Wilbur, and Jiangshi Acolyte in pastel colors. They're all available via Daniel's webstore. The Plague Oracle (pastel pink) Includes three interchangeable accessories. The 3-inch tall resin figure cast in a washed out skin tone. It's an edition of 10 pieces and available for […] Read more
Plague Oracle, Wilbur, and Jiangshi Acolyte from Daniel Yu
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SONY X Smart Doll
I'm currently in Taipei right now and have a series of good news starting with a collaboration between...
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BBTS Sponsor News: Transformers, Marvel, Dragon Ball Z, Star Wars, Gremlins,Gundam & More!
TRANSFORMERS AND DC COMICS CAR GRAPHICS - Premium Vehicle Graphics will definitely set your car apart from those parked next to you. These decals are made from automotive wrap material, are easy to apply, are safe for your vehicle's paint and are outdoor rated so are extremely durable. We have several styles to choose from including Batman, Batgirl, Superman, Wonder Woman, Autobot and Decepticon. $22.99 each
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Iron Man Mark VII (Stealth Mode Version) Cosbaby Bobble-Head
Hot Toys has announced the addition of the Iron Man Mark VII (Stealth Mode Version) Cosbaby Bobble-Head from Avengers: Age of Ultron. The Mark XLIII features matte black and bronze colored armor with Avengers themed decals one the armor. Also, it includes a specially created 1/6th scale Avengers: Age of Ultron Iron Man Cosbaby design T-Shirt. As you […] Read more
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set database: LEGO 30283 off road
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Thunderbirds Seeing Success in Australia and New Zealand
As ITV Studios Global Entertainment continues to build upon the international reach of its new boys’ property Thunderbirds Are Go, the firm has shared details of the brand’s success so far in Australia and New Zealand. Since its debut in April on Nine Network’s Go! channel in Australia, Thunderbirds Are Go has consistently drawn large [...]
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Hot Toys Age of Ultron Hulk Sixth Scale Figure Final Product
“Hey, big guy, the sun’s getting real low.” – Black Widow The Hot Toys Age of Ultron Hulk sixth scale figure has just started shipping in Asia, meaning that it shouldn’t be too much longer until us North Americans can add him to our collections. To celebrate the release, Hot Toys and Bloggers around the […]
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Hot Toys Age of Ultron Hulk Sixth Scale Figure Final Product
“Hey, big guy, the sun’s getting real low.” – Black Widow The Hot Toys Age of Ultron Hulk sixth scale figure has just started shipping in Asia, meaning that it shouldn’t be too much...
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Vinyl Idolz: Shaun of the Dead
Vinyl Sugar has announced two of those figures designed by Evil Corp that we first saw as illustrations. The Vinyl Idolz: Shaun of the Dead figures will include zombie-killing Shaun and his best pal - the zombified - Ed. These are expected to begin shipping in September 2015.
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Disney Infinity 3.0 Unboxing Includes Star Wars Toys
We’ve been busy here at ToyQueen.com gearing up for the holidays and one of the best ways I can think of to celebrate is to share that the new Disney Infinity 3.0 starter set arrived on our doorstep earlier today for our review. We featured these fun new toys and games with an unboxing video […]
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Review and Comparison: Sybarite Chandelier
This Sybarite arrived faster than the previous 4. She is the last in this series and I decided to debox this one. I have been asked many times about the differences between resin Sybs and the new ones and now I can answer the questions.
Deboxing was not fun. It reminded me of the process we used to have to go through to get an ordinary Barbie out of a box. Chandelier was attached to the back of the box to within an inch of her life. Clear, flexible plastic was pulled taut around her arms, legs, chest and elsewhere. Finally there was a coated wire which could be accessed only by tearing the back of the box open. Her hair was held in place with thread that was stitched to the box on both sides.
Prior Gen X dolls had loose items inside the boxes; this one did not. However, I dislike this packaging immensely. It feels cheap.
Reminder: clicking on the photos will enlarge them.
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I like the fashion and all the bits and bobs included in the ensemble. She comes with a tiara, two 'gold' necklaces, a ring, several thin bangles (not shown.) The outfit consists of a t-shirt which is actually a bodysuit, pantyhose, shoes, handbag, skirt, rhinestone buckled belt and a Chanel-like jacket. It's an interesting mix of sophisticated and bling.
The skirt is too large and sits very low on her hips. I would have liked it better if it were shorter. I order to remove the crown necklace, one has to open a jump ring. The other chunky necklace fits over her head but be careful not to screw up her hair.
The fabric used for the skirt is beautiful. It's like a miniature upholstery material blinged up with the coppery gold points on the hem. The jacket is very nice but be very cautious about the rhinestone settings catching fabrics and causing pulls.
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The belt is adorable. It has two purses which can be slid off if desired so the belt can be used as a conventional one...as if a hot pink belt with a rhinestone buckle is anywhere near conventional.
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The fingers are all separate and rings work very well. It arrived attached with a rubber band. What I do to secure rings is put some Elmer's glue on a toothpick and touch the back of the ring's band so the glue also touches the finger. It's easily removable when dried and the ring won't fall off on it's own.
Look at that cute pony! While I'm not a huge fan of hot pink faux fur, the bag is adorable.
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The color of her vinyl is sallow. She looks a little sick. In the comparison pictures, you can see it accurately. I think the previous 4 vinyls were a better color but I don't have them here to compare and I never deboxed them to take pictures.
The dolls are very close in size but not shape. Gen X has an incredibly high arch. The shape of her breasts are different and possibly larger.
The sculpt has changed somewhat and I think the original is prettier.
Chandelier weighs 18 ounces (1 lb. 2 oz.); my resin girl weighs 21 ounces (1 lb. 5 oz.) I was surprised at Chandelier's weight; I thought she'd be lighter.
The vinyl doll sits well with her knees together.
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Superdoll's vinyls come with 4 sets of hands and instructions for changing them. They are like the Fashion Royalty hand-speak hands and Tonner's removable hands but these are hard to remove. The brochure suggests warming in hot water for a short period of time. I could not remove the hands on my own.
My biggest pet peeve is a doll stand that doesn't support the doll. This stand is a piece of crap. The wire saddle is too high to allow the dolls feet to rest on the base. If she were wearing platform shoes, it would be fine but she's not. The funny thing is, the stand is adjustable albeit in the wrong direction. Poor engineering.
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Look closely at the saddle part. There's a raw end of wire ready to snag pantyhose or scratch the body. Of course I know that I can coat that on my own with something to protect my doll and her clothes but why should I have to?
The parts of the outfit I tried out fit my resin Syb, including the shoes. No, she will not be wearing the crown.
I want to shorten the skirt!
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Bottom line:
The first three Gen X dolls were the nicest ones of all. Superdoll needs to up their packaging and engineering
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Deboxing was not fun. It reminded me of the process we used to have to go through to get an ordinary Barbie out of a box. Chandelier was attached to the back of the box to within an inch of her life. Clear, flexible plastic was pulled taut around her arms, legs, chest and elsewhere. Finally there was a coated wire which could be accessed only by tearing the back of the box open. Her hair was held in place with thread that was stitched to the box on both sides.
Prior Gen X dolls had loose items inside the boxes; this one did not. However, I dislike this packaging immensely. It feels cheap.
Reminder: clicking on the photos will enlarge them.
I like the fashion and all the bits and bobs included in the ensemble. She comes with a tiara, two 'gold' necklaces, a ring, several thin bangles (not shown.) The outfit consists of a t-shirt which is actually a bodysuit, pantyhose, shoes, handbag, skirt, rhinestone buckled belt and a Chanel-like jacket. It's an interesting mix of sophisticated and bling.
The skirt is too large and sits very low on her hips. I would have liked it better if it were shorter. I order to remove the crown necklace, one has to open a jump ring. The other chunky necklace fits over her head but be careful not to screw up her hair.
The fabric used for the skirt is beautiful. It's like a miniature upholstery material blinged up with the coppery gold points on the hem. The jacket is very nice but be very cautious about the rhinestone settings catching fabrics and causing pulls.
The belt is adorable. It has two purses which can be slid off if desired so the belt can be used as a conventional one...as if a hot pink belt with a rhinestone buckle is anywhere near conventional.
The fingers are all separate and rings work very well. It arrived attached with a rubber band. What I do to secure rings is put some Elmer's glue on a toothpick and touch the back of the ring's band so the glue also touches the finger. It's easily removable when dried and the ring won't fall off on it's own.
Look at that cute pony! While I'm not a huge fan of hot pink faux fur, the bag is adorable.
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The color of her vinyl is sallow. She looks a little sick. In the comparison pictures, you can see it accurately. I think the previous 4 vinyls were a better color but I don't have them here to compare and I never deboxed them to take pictures.
The dolls are very close in size but not shape. Gen X has an incredibly high arch. The shape of her breasts are different and possibly larger.
The sculpt has changed somewhat and I think the original is prettier.
Chandelier weighs 18 ounces (1 lb. 2 oz.); my resin girl weighs 21 ounces (1 lb. 5 oz.) I was surprised at Chandelier's weight; I thought she'd be lighter.
The vinyl doll sits well with her knees together.
Superdoll's vinyls come with 4 sets of hands and instructions for changing them. They are like the Fashion Royalty hand-speak hands and Tonner's removable hands but these are hard to remove. The brochure suggests warming in hot water for a short period of time. I could not remove the hands on my own.
My biggest pet peeve is a doll stand that doesn't support the doll. This stand is a piece of crap. The wire saddle is too high to allow the dolls feet to rest on the base. If she were wearing platform shoes, it would be fine but she's not. The funny thing is, the stand is adjustable albeit in the wrong direction. Poor engineering.
Look closely at the saddle part. There's a raw end of wire ready to snag pantyhose or scratch the body. Of course I know that I can coat that on my own with something to protect my doll and her clothes but why should I have to?
The parts of the outfit I tried out fit my resin Syb, including the shoes. No, she will not be wearing the crown.
I want to shorten the skirt!
Bottom line:
The first three Gen X dolls were the nicest ones of all. Superdoll needs to up their packaging and engineering
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Jon-Paul Kaiser x Huck Gee x Pobber Samurai Figure at STGCC
The rumors are true! Pobber has posted a first-look at the new Samurai toy from the deadly mind-meld combo of Jon-Paul Kaiser and Huck Gee. The sculpt is a nice mix of both artists’ aesthetics. Love the overall squat shape with the exaggerated hands and head. Oh, the streamlined armor...
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The Question of Gauge
Considering all the posts I’ve made today to get all my patterns up on the site, you’re
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set database: LEGO 30275 tie advanced prototype
set database: LEGO 30275 tie advanced prototype
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set name: tie advanced prototype
theme: starwars
year: 2015
pieces: 47
price: us$na
minifig: none
starwars theme set.
promotional set.
come with a tie advanced prototype.
great playability.
overall design is great.
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set number: 30275set name: tie advanced prototype
theme: starwars
year: 2015
pieces: 47
price: us$na
minifig: none
starwars theme set.
promotional set.
come with a tie advanced prototype.
great playability.
overall design is great.
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Country Crafts Spring 1989
Great vintage find by FantodManorBooks (5.00 USD) http://ift.tt/1Ad8QKw
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Assembling Dissected Micro Anatomic from Jason Freeny x Mighty Jaxx + Enamel Pins
A slight development of the Dissected Micro Anatomic from Jason Freeny x Mighty Jaxx (since the previous introduction), with this 3-inch tall figure seen n above pic in pre-assembly! An articulated toy? *HELL-YES!*
And if that doesn't float your toy-boats, then perhaps a limited edition enamel pin, for your humble collection? Mighty Jaxx will be taking my monies at STGCC this year, they will!
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Pink Colorway Spongebob DX from Secret Base
Available for purchase here at Toy Art Gallery is the brand-new Spongebob DX from Secret Base. Priced at US$75 online and in-store, "The Spongebob DX features a cute baby pink and blue colorway and comes with a cool x-ray pouch."
Always "fun" when traditional expected colors of characters go off tangent, likened to a "bootleg recreation of", and I like it!![]()
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1/6 Exclusives & 1/1 Dioramas by Hot Toys for #STGCC2015
#STGCC2015 will see Hot Toys releasing the world premiere and pre-order of exclusive 1/6th scale collectible figures from Iron Man and Star Wars by Hot Toys - including Iron Man "Mark XXIV" (Tank), The Avengers' "Maria Hill", Star Wars' "Luke Skywalker" and Metal Gear Solid's "Inferno Armor Raiden". Traditionally the longest queue to be had at very con in Singapore, I seriously do not doubt ![]()
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Glow-in-the-Dark JIANG SHI BEARBRICK for #STGCC2015
Action City will release the "Jiang Shi (Glow in the Dark Version)" BE@RBRICK at #STGCC2015, and that has gotten me all excited (and "stressed", as tons of folks woold be buying multiples to make a an army ggrrrr) - and I'll buy it solely on the packaging alone!!!
A collaboration with Medicom Toy, this exclusive is in remembrance of iconic Hong Kong vampire films of yesteryear like Mr Vampire (![]()
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TOYSREVIL @ #PopconAsia 2015: My Impressions, Wrap-Up + Q+A
WHAT-IS: ""PopCon" is a shorter word of "Popular Culture Convention", the biggest festive in Asia to celebrate creative contents such as Comic, Toys, Films and Animation from the creator to the growing market of teens and young-adults."ANDY-SAYS: From promotional advertising and presence at the Jakarta Convention Center, to layout of ticketing counters, layout plan of the event and listing of ![]()
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