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Hiya Toys is back with a new Exquisite Basic Series figure as the Blue Bomber, aka Mega Man is back and ready to save your collection
Hot Toys continues to expand their 1/6 scale Avengers: Doomsday collection with another legendary member as Thor enters the fight
Demand for vintage action figures and toys has skyrocketed in recent years. Whether that’s due to millennials having more disposable income or due to the trickle effect that Pokemon TCG cards have had on the collectors market, everyone wants to own vintage toys. Kenner’s vintage Star Wars line is arguably among the most popular action…
McFarlane Toys has announced the final wave of its DC Super Powers action-figure collection featuring six new figures. The assortment continues the line’s 4.5-inch scale and retro-inspired presentation, drawing on the visual style of the classic DC Super Powers brand while featuring interpretations of characters from across DC Comics.
In a recent video [Sqwerks] does a deep-dive into the problem of disintegrating plastic enclosures of Nintendo DS consoles. These original NDS handheld consoles have a metallic-like coating that appears to interact with the ABS plastic, causing yellowing as well as extreme brittleness and correspondingly broken hinges. Unsurprisingly, this causes the shell to essentially disintegrate…
Hot Toys has revealed the limited edition Jetpack Trooper1/6 Scale Collectible Figure from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, limited to only 2,000 units in selected markets, available to preorder now from Sideshow.
Kazarma has brokered a global licensing partnership between Minto Co Ltd and BOTI Global to bring Minto’s portfolio of characters to retail across North America and EMEA.
A new 1/6 scale Stormtrooper is on the way from Hot Toys as they reveal their new Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Jetpack Trooper
The 1980s were a golden age for toys. Store shelves were packed with action figures, transforming robots, colorful dolls, electronic games, and strange little collectibles that children begged their parents to bring home. Most were played with hard, lost under beds, or eventually handed down without anyone imagining they might someday become valuable.
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