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Star Trek TOS Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy 1/6 Scale Articulated Figure
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R5-J2 Imperial Astromech Droid
Sideshow Collectibles has added another droid to their acclaimed Star Wars Sixth Scale Collection. The R5-J2 Imperial Astromech Droid makes a brief appearance in the opening of Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, stationed on the second Death Star during the battle of Endor. Built slightly larger than the Imperial R2-Q5 unit, the […] Read more
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set database: LEGO 42055 bucket wheel excavator
set database: LEGO 42055 bucket wheel excavator
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set number: 42055
set name: bucket wheel excavator
theme: technic
year: 2016
pieces: 3927
price: us$280
minifig: none
large technic set.
image courtesy of brickmerge
image courtesy of hetdeensesteentje
image courtesy of exoneit
image courtesy of george
image courtesy of amazon
set name: bucket wheel excavator
theme: technic
year: 2016
pieces: 3927
price: us$280
minifig: none
main model is a bucket wheel excavator.
can be built into a building alternative.
building alternative included a mobile aggregate processing plant.
the excavator come with power functions motor, a forward and reverse driving, a rotatable bucket wheel, movable conveyor belts, a rotatable superstructure and a workable bucket wheel boom.
overall design is great.
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แกะกล่อง ไม้กายสิทธิ์เอลเดอร์ [Harry Potter: Professor Dumbledore - Elder Wand]
บล็อกเป็นแฟนแฮรี่พอตเตอร์อยู่แล้ว ก็คิดว่าอยากจะได้ไม้กายสิทธิ์ของแท้ที่มีลิขสิทธิ์มาสะสมสักอัน ดูคอ
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vs. The Ice
The Traverse Family adventure outside the day after the Ice Storm of 2017. The grass had iced over.
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Boyfriend of the year makes 3D printed mechanical toy for long-distance girlfriend
A Reddit and Imgur user going by the handle gsxr93 has used 3D printing to make a cute, vintage-insp
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Some Hatchimals Fail to Hatch Say Consumers
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Letter A
Learn how to do a useful weave trick: Letter A.
The post Letter A appeared first on YoYoTricks.com.
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Name That…Cut You!
I will cut you!![]()
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Cannoli
Learn Ann Connolly’s trick Cannoli.
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Is This Steiff Jungle Gem A Diamond In The Rough?
Let's end 2016 in a wild way! Check out this note from a reader on the east coast who found an Ivy-League tier Steiff treasure and wants to learn more about it. Jacob, in part, writes...
"I was hoping you could tell me a bit more about a Steiff tiger that I found recently. It is similar to one you've written a blog post about already but with some noticeable differences. It is an approximately 40 cm long, 23 cm tall mohair tiger wearing a black felt vest with an orange "Princeton" P. It has a Steiff button in the ear and a tag that says "US Zone Germany." It is standing, rather than sitting and does not have a jointed head as the one you've written about did. However, it does have the "cartoon" eyes."
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Wow, Steiffgal is seeing stripes over this cool cat. This indeed is the standing, larger version of Steiff's early 1950's Princeton Tiger. He is unjointed and made from mohair that has been hand airbrushed with black stripes. His face comes to life with a prominent, felt lined open mouth, white wooden teeth, and green and black "squint" style glass eyes. And, of course, what makes him head of the class is his orange and black felt "P" blanket. He was made as an exclusive for the upscale US toy retailer F.A.O. Schwarz in the c. 1951-1952 timeframe.
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Now let's take a little trip backwards in time and check out some interesting things about this grrrr-eat example. Here you can see this tiger's original advertising from the 1951 F.A.O. Schwarz catalog. Other Steiff mascots listed with him include the sitting Princeton Tiger, a sitting and standing Yale Bulldog, a sitting and standing Navy Goat, an Army Mule, and a Columbia Lion. They ranged in price at the time from $7.50-10.00. This is the equivalent of $69.62 to $92.83 in 2016 dollars. Steiff is, and always has been, a premium product. Ironically, the mascots pictured just below the Steiff versions that were made in France are more expensive than the Steiff ones upon their introduction. It is Steiffgal's strongest suspicion that they would have mostly sentimental value today.
Steiff also created other smaller scaled school and institutional mascots in the late 1950's and early 1960's. These were all standing and included a 14 cm Yale Bulldog in 1957, a 10 cm Princeton Tiger in 1957-1958, 12 and 14 cm Army Donkeys in 1957, a 15 cm Navy Goat in 1957, and a 25 cm Navy Goat in 1957-60.
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Is this jungle gem a diamond in the rough? Well, as always, something is worth what someone will pay for it. These marvelous mascots come on the secondary market quite infrequently, so "comps" are hard to come by. However, in June 2016, a standing Yale Bulldog illustrated along with the standing Princeton Tiger in the 1951 F.A.O. Schwarz catalog sold at auction here in the US. Estimated at $600-1,200, it realized $900. This "Handsome Dan" is pictured here on the left.
Steiffgal hopes this discussion of Jacob's great tiger puts you on the prowl for some great Steiff finds in 2017! Happy New Year, dear readers!
Have a question about one of your Steiff treasures? Let's talk! Click here to learn more.
"I was hoping you could tell me a bit more about a Steiff tiger that I found recently. It is similar to one you've written a blog post about already but with some noticeable differences. It is an approximately 40 cm long, 23 cm tall mohair tiger wearing a black felt vest with an orange "Princeton" P. It has a Steiff button in the ear and a tag that says "US Zone Germany." It is standing, rather than sitting and does not have a jointed head as the one you've written about did. However, it does have the "cartoon" eyes."
Wow, Steiffgal is seeing stripes over this cool cat. This indeed is the standing, larger version of Steiff's early 1950's Princeton Tiger. He is unjointed and made from mohair that has been hand airbrushed with black stripes. His face comes to life with a prominent, felt lined open mouth, white wooden teeth, and green and black "squint" style glass eyes. And, of course, what makes him head of the class is his orange and black felt "P" blanket. He was made as an exclusive for the upscale US toy retailer F.A.O. Schwarz in the c. 1951-1952 timeframe.
Now let's take a little trip backwards in time and check out some interesting things about this grrrr-eat example. Here you can see this tiger's original advertising from the 1951 F.A.O. Schwarz catalog. Other Steiff mascots listed with him include the sitting Princeton Tiger, a sitting and standing Yale Bulldog, a sitting and standing Navy Goat, an Army Mule, and a Columbia Lion. They ranged in price at the time from $7.50-10.00. This is the equivalent of $69.62 to $92.83 in 2016 dollars. Steiff is, and always has been, a premium product. Ironically, the mascots pictured just below the Steiff versions that were made in France are more expensive than the Steiff ones upon their introduction. It is Steiffgal's strongest suspicion that they would have mostly sentimental value today.Steiff also created other smaller scaled school and institutional mascots in the late 1950's and early 1960's. These were all standing and included a 14 cm Yale Bulldog in 1957, a 10 cm Princeton Tiger in 1957-1958, 12 and 14 cm Army Donkeys in 1957, a 15 cm Navy Goat in 1957, and a 25 cm Navy Goat in 1957-60.
Is this jungle gem a diamond in the rough? Well, as always, something is worth what someone will pay for it. These marvelous mascots come on the secondary market quite infrequently, so "comps" are hard to come by. However, in June 2016, a standing Yale Bulldog illustrated along with the standing Princeton Tiger in the 1951 F.A.O. Schwarz catalog sold at auction here in the US. Estimated at $600-1,200, it realized $900. This "Handsome Dan" is pictured here on the left. Steiffgal hopes this discussion of Jacob's great tiger puts you on the prowl for some great Steiff finds in 2017! Happy New Year, dear readers!
Have a question about one of your Steiff treasures? Let's talk! Click here to learn more.
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Hopster Launches Preschool Channel on Roku Devices
The global, ad-free, preschool entertainment platform Hopster is now available to Roku users in the U.S., Canada, the UK, and Ireland, as well as in France with a localized French language app. The Hopster channel for Roku devices is designed to be easy-to-use for kids, and provides preschool entertainment without ads or inappropriate content. Hopster [...]
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Threezero’s Pero Tovar from The Great Wall
Threezero has teased a new 1/6th scale figure from the upcoming film The Great Wall. It features the likeness of actor Pedro Pascal as Pero Tovar in the film. (If you watch Narcos or Game of Thrones, Pascal is a familiar face) No word yet as to when this figure will go up for pre-order, or […] Read more
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Sophie
This is a new kind of post for me, I finally get to post about a baby product I love. If your child
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Coloring Critter 3-inch Blind Box Mini Series
From the Crayola x Kidrobot collection comes the Coloring Critter 3-inch Blind Box Mini Series. Each blind box comes with a collectable critter and an authentic Crayola crayon. Each critter is designed and named after his or her respective crayon. There are 14 different critters in the series. You can pick up a blind box for $9.99 each.
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James Frain Joins 'Star Trek: Discovery' As 'Sarek'
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