NYTF17 - New TMNT/WWE Figures Revealed
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HeForShe at the NY Toy Fair: Boy Story Releases Boy Dolls
by Britta Schmitz NEW YORK / UNITED NATIONS, 18 February 2017 – The company Boy Story from Flo
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K PRODUCTIONS for #WonderFestival2017 - Winter Edition (Table No. 6-13-05)
⚡Ok my team already!! see you WF 2017 winter. My booth "K PRODUCTIONS" 6-13-05 #mari #mariwondergirl #nagoraiar #kproductions #krittanach #sofubi #softvinyl #wf #wonderfestivalA post shared by ⚡️Krittanach (Tae) Tumnak⚡️ (@krittanach) on Feb 18, 2017 at 4:57pm PST
“K PRODUCTIONS” offered up a diverse selection of collectible toys at Wonder Festival 2017 [Winter] - from their own production toys (![]()
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RAMPAGE TOYS @ #WonderFestival2017 - Winter Edition (at #ParalyzingToys Table No. 5-08-10)
#rampagetoys is ready to rock at #wonderfestival ! Booth 5-08-10. Come by and say hi 🙃A post shared by RAMPAGE TOYS (@jmrampage) on Feb 18, 2017 at 4:56pm PST
RAMPAGE TOYS carves out a portion of “Paralyzing Toys” Table (No. 5-08-10) at this year’s Wonder Festival 2017 [Winter] and offers up an assorted selection of hand-painted goodness from Jon Malmstedt, along with his new figure; “TWO TOED ![]()
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DATADUB for #WonderFestival2017 - Winter Edition (at #ParalyzingToys Table No. 5-08-10)
Ready to rock Wonderfestival at Paralyzing Toys Booth 5-08-10 - #wonderfestival #wonfes2017wA post shared by Don @datadub Kratzer (@datadub) on Feb 18, 2017 at 4:35pm PST
Available at the “Paralyzing Toys” (Table No. 5-08-10) at this year’s Wonder Festival 207 [Winter], were a selection of sweetness from Datadub and friends - featuring a fully-colored “5th Anniversary” DATADUB sofubi from ![]()
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ERIC SO for #WonderFestival2017 - Winter Edition (Table No. 8-14-01)
We are here~ Wonder Festival 2017 Table 8-14-01 #whiteknight #scouringpadpadA post shared by Eric So (@sofuneric) on Feb 18, 2017 at 4:54pm PST
Hong Kong’s Eric So sets up shop at this year’s Wonder Festival 2017 [Winter] - sharing table space with How2Work - offering up two versions of his Spongebob-homage known as SCOURING PAD PAD, and the “Treasure Island” Edition of his WHITE KNIGHT (made ![]()
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INSTINCTOY @ #WonderFestival2017 - Winter Edition (Table No.4-02-06) with T9G x Shoko Nakazawa
A post shared by 博人 大久保 (@instinctoy_hiroto_ohkubo) on Feb 18, 2017 at 6:15pm PST
INSTINCTOY is out in full force @ #WonderFestival2017 (Table No.4-02-06) along with T9G & Shoko Nakazawa and their respective exclusives for the one-day-only annual event!
Besides their Salmon Maguro Senpai exclusive, INSTINCTOY as well offered folks an opportunity to grab their new metallic MINI VINCENT and ZOMBIE![]()
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Toy Fair 2017: The Marvel Products Displayed In The Hasbro Showroom
Our coverage of the 2017 International Toy Fair continues with a gallery featuring all the Marvel action figure products on display in the Hasbro Showroom in the New York Times building. Click the thumbnails above to check out the new Marvel Legends, Spider-Man Homecoming, and Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 assortments!
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NYTF17 - NECA Showroom Walkthrough With Randy Falk
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Toy Fair 2017 - Generations Titans Return Official Product Information
Hasbro has released the official product information for Titans Return! Primarily, these descriptions call out wave 4 figures we'd already known about, and nothing further. Also notable is the absence of pricing info on the Velocitron and Cybertron boxsets. But Trypticon's pricing and release info is available within! Keep reading to see the rundown.
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Toy Fair 2017 - Transformers: The Last Knight Official Product Descriptions
And rounding out our set of official info from Hasbro is Transformers: The Last Knight! Included, among others, are pricing info for Tiny Turbo Changes, RC Autobot Sqweeks, One-Step Changers, Allspark Tech, Premier Edition Deluxe, Voyager, and Leader figures, and more! Keep reading to see for yourself.
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Toy Fair 2017 - Price Point Increases Confirmed For Transformers The Last Knight Premier Edition - But NOT Titans Return
Last night (pun not intended... until now) we got confirmation on two aspects of the Transformers: The Last Knight Premier Edition line that we had been speculating on before now. Namely, that Premier Edition is the new name for the movie Generations subline, and that there is indeed a price increase for said line. But there's a wrinkle... keep reading to find out what it is!
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Wonder Festival 2017 Winter: Nendoroids
I think any responsible financial planner would take Wonder Festival into account (well, provided they collect figures). I mean, look at all this stuff! This is real stuff that is coming!
I'm not the biggest Nendoroid collector but each year there end up being around a dozen that I have to get. Thankfully, there are two Wonder Festivals to let me know what I'm in for.
Recently the number and variety of Nendoroids has exploded. It's a bit crazy seeing, on top of the bevy of anime and Japanese game properties, characters like Overwatch's Tracer or the Disney princesses getting Nendo-fied. I bet it won't be long before we see Nendoroids make an appearance in some kind of mainstream American movie or TV show.
For now, if you have several hours to kill, I'd suggest you take a look at all the tantalizing goodies that are in the works. I've picked out a few favorites for the gallery, but Neko Magic has many more!
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Wonder Festival 2017 (Winter): Aquamarine
At the last Wonder Festival, Aquamarine teased us with placeholders and a prototype of Jack-O and kuradoberi Jam from Guilty Gear Xrd Revelator and now, we get to see them in all their glory!
I have to admit that I'm a little disappointed that they just rigidly stuck to the standard character portrait designs, right down to the poses, they do look as they should so there's not much to complain about. We'll see if the figures can past muster when Elphelt arrives in a few months.
One surprise from the Aquamarine booth though is a prototype of Galko cosplaying a nurse and not looking like ass! No offence to the other companies but so far, the figures of Galko from Oshiete! Galko-chan have looked pretty bad, particularly with the face. The Daiki Kougyou swimsuit Galko was particularly bad but this one looks pretty nice, though we should probably hold off until we see her painted.
[via moeyo & Dengeki Hobby]
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set database: LEGO 60130 prison island
set database: LEGO 60130 prison island
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set number: 60130
set name: prison island
theme: city, prison island
year: 2016
pieces: 754
price: us$90
minifigs: 8
nice city set.
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image courtesy of baur
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set name: prison island
theme: city, prison island
year: 2016
pieces: 754
price: us$90
minifigs: 8
come with a prison, a helicopter, a police boat, bandits’ boat and a hot air balloon.
the prison has 2 storeys, a helipad, a guard tower, a jail yard, security cameras, searchlights, a jail cell, a dock and breakable sewer escape routes.
minifigs included a policeman minifig, a policewoman minifig, a police chief minifig, a police pilot minifig, a female bandit minifig and 3 male bandit minifigs.
great playability.
overall design is good.
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Wonder Festival 2017 (Winter): Kotobukiya Figures
Kotobukiya were the first company to have a proper focus on the western markets and took steps to license western titles for their figures and so they have an interesting mix of figures from anime and also western movies and shows.
On the Japanese side of things, we have pokémon figures as well as characters from anime which have yet to air, such as Ao Gennai from Frame Arms Girls (or just "the busou shinki reboot") and Ryuuzu from Clockwork Planet. Having read some of the light novel of Clockwork Planet, I have to say that I'm not a fan of this depiction of Ryuuzu. She's definitely lacking something with this design IMO.
On the Bishoujo side, it looks like we're getting another Chun Li, probably in her extra costume in Streetfighter V (or maybe her dress in SFIV) as well as the current Ms Marvel and Katana. But what interests me are the ArtFX figures of DC characters from the current DC TV series timeline. They did a good job with Melissa Benoist in her supergirl garbs but is that really meant to be Grant Gustin as the Flash??
[via moeyo & Dengeki Hobby]
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18 Really Cool Toys From This Year's Giant Annual Toy Fair That You Must Have
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This Unusual Steiff Rabbit Is a 14 Carrot Find!
It's always fun to come across a Steiff time capsule - a button-in-ear treasure that was made decades ago but looks as though it was born yesterday! Steiffgal recently had the pleasure of homing a charming rabbit that meets that criteria exactly. And despite his relatively simple presentation, he's got some some not so obvious detailing that makes him quite interesting from the product development perspectives. Check out this honey-bunny and see what makes him a 14 carrot find!
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This black and white beauty is named Snuffy. He is 18 cm, sitting and not jointed. Snuffy is constructed from a variety of materials. His head and body are made from black imitation fur that has a distinctive sparkle to it. His chest and underside are made from soft white imitation fur. His ears are lined in white dralon. And the back of his ears, top of his tail, and his two front legs are made from black mohair. His face comes to life with oversized blue and black pupil eyes, a simple pink hand embroidered nose and mouth, and lots of clear monofilament whiskers. He retains his original red ribbon, as well as his lentil style button, crisp and fully legible yellow ear tag, named "split style" chest tag, and red wooden F.A.O. Schwarz tag. This model was produced overall in 12 and 18 cm from 1974 through 1982 in beige and white, gray and white, and black and white.
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Given his manufacturing timeline and ID configuration, it is safe to deduce that Snuffy was "born" in the 1974 though 1977 timeframe and purchased at the high end toy retailer F.A.O. Schwarz somewhere in the United States. Snuffy also came with his red, yellow, and orange Steiff box which retained its original F.A.O. Schwarz price tag. His price at the time was $8.95. $8.95 in 1974 dollars is the equivalent of about $44.09 today.
Now let's see if we can stitch together a reason for his unusual and diverse material selection. Given his small size and intended use as toy, it is interesting that so many fabrics were used in his construction. He is made from mohair, dralon, and imitation fur. These three selections reflect distinctive eras in Steiff's manufacturing timeline - but Snuffy's birth years overlap all three.
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Here's how his pattern emerges. Mohair is Snuffy's most expensive and exclusive fabric; this legacy material was used extensively through the 1970's and gave the company's items a traditional, high quality look and feel. Steiff featured dralon fabrics in their plaything lines in the c. 1965-1975 period when the company was focused on producing washable and durable toys for children. And, imitation fur made a brief appearance in the line in the mid to late 1970's before being mostly replaced by woven fur in the early 1980's. Imitation fur's modern appearance, soft touch, and relatively low cost made it an appealing fabric choice at the time as the company faced sharp competition for market share and new manufacturing challenges.
Steiffgal hopes this discussion on Steiff's interesting Snuffy rabbit has made a material improvement in your day!
Have a question about one of your Steiff treasures? Let's talk! Click here to learn more.
This black and white beauty is named Snuffy. He is 18 cm, sitting and not jointed. Snuffy is constructed from a variety of materials. His head and body are made from black imitation fur that has a distinctive sparkle to it. His chest and underside are made from soft white imitation fur. His ears are lined in white dralon. And the back of his ears, top of his tail, and his two front legs are made from black mohair. His face comes to life with oversized blue and black pupil eyes, a simple pink hand embroidered nose and mouth, and lots of clear monofilament whiskers. He retains his original red ribbon, as well as his lentil style button, crisp and fully legible yellow ear tag, named "split style" chest tag, and red wooden F.A.O. Schwarz tag. This model was produced overall in 12 and 18 cm from 1974 through 1982 in beige and white, gray and white, and black and white. 
Given his manufacturing timeline and ID configuration, it is safe to deduce that Snuffy was "born" in the 1974 though 1977 timeframe and purchased at the high end toy retailer F.A.O. Schwarz somewhere in the United States. Snuffy also came with his red, yellow, and orange Steiff box which retained its original F.A.O. Schwarz price tag. His price at the time was $8.95. $8.95 in 1974 dollars is the equivalent of about $44.09 today. Now let's see if we can stitch together a reason for his unusual and diverse material selection. Given his small size and intended use as toy, it is interesting that so many fabrics were used in his construction. He is made from mohair, dralon, and imitation fur. These three selections reflect distinctive eras in Steiff's manufacturing timeline - but Snuffy's birth years overlap all three.
Here's how his pattern emerges. Mohair is Snuffy's most expensive and exclusive fabric; this legacy material was used extensively through the 1970's and gave the company's items a traditional, high quality look and feel. Steiff featured dralon fabrics in their plaything lines in the c. 1965-1975 period when the company was focused on producing washable and durable toys for children. And, imitation fur made a brief appearance in the line in the mid to late 1970's before being mostly replaced by woven fur in the early 1980's. Imitation fur's modern appearance, soft touch, and relatively low cost made it an appealing fabric choice at the time as the company faced sharp competition for market share and new manufacturing challenges. Steiffgal hopes this discussion on Steiff's interesting Snuffy rabbit has made a material improvement in your day!
Have a question about one of your Steiff treasures? Let's talk! Click here to learn more.
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Wonder Festival 2017 (Winter): Kotobukiya mecha
Kotobukiya clearly knew that they were sitting on a money pit when they released the first Frame Arms: Girl since they seem to be pushing more of them out at the expense of the others, including the original Frame Arms line, though the shorthand of FA:G is still hilarious.
And so, Koto will be releasing yet more FA:G *snigger* kits along with another line called Megami Device. Now, we've already had a release of the Megami device line but it's clear that Kotobukiya are pushing both lines side by side, though design wise, they haven't really tried to distinguish the 2 as of yet. Currently, FA:G are based of existing Frame Arms kits while Megami Devices are more akin to standard figures with accessories but that's about it.
There will also be more vehicle and additional powered suits which should be compatible with all lines but it's the crossover announcements which interest me, particularly the FA:GxDesktop army and GaoGaiGar cross frame announcements. I'll be interested to see what they have planned for the desktop army crossover and I just can't say no to a mecha musume GaoGaiGar. Now, if only it was Genesic GaoGaiGar and not the standard design...
[via moeyo & Dengeki Hobby]
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