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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Gothitropolis: Thothos FANtastic Exclusive review
For all the techincal details on the sculpt (absolutely no complaints) and the articulation (there's plenty of it, and it all moves perfectly), please visit our Scarabus review - this review is just about the differences on one specific variant. … Continue reading
The world's biggest miniature train
Going to Germany? Want to see something touristy and not depressing? Here's your answer, toy fans! But were the subtitles really necessary? It's not like the announcer's accent was even that thick.
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Gothitropolis: Haures FANtastic Exclusive review
For all the technical details on the sculpt (absolutely no complaints) and the articulation (there's plenty of it, and it all moves perfectly), please visit our Scarabus review - this review is just about the differences on one specific variant. … Continue reading
This week in comicshops - 11/30
Find out what toy-related items you can get at your local comicshop this Wednesday.
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Gothitropolis: Azazel FANtastic Exclusive review
For all the technical details on the sculpt (absolutely no complaints) and the articulation (there's plenty of it, and it all moves perfectly), please visit our Scarabus review - this review is just about the differences on one specific variant.
Panthro sings the ThunderCats theme - cabaret style!
A few months ago, Jimmy Fallon had Panthro on his show to sing the ThunderCats themesong. Here, take a look: And now, some more OAFEry:Rustin's Spoils of the Week #32 A second Thundercats trailer Optimus Prime will keep your head … Continue reading
Gothitropolis: Horos FANtastic Exclusive review
For all the technical details on the sculpt (absolutely no complaints) and the articulation (there's plenty of it, and it all moves perfectly), please visit our Scarabus review - this review is just about the differences on one specific variant.
Gothitropolis: Anubos FANtastic Exclusive review
For all the technical details on the sculpt (absolutely no complaints) and the articulation (there's plenty of it, and it all moves perfectly), please visit our Scarabus review - this review is just about the differences on one specific variant.
GI Joe Renegades: all a dream?
In today's Duke review, yo said that GI Joe: Renegades was a great show, and it is: it has lots of Easter eggs for old fans, but does a superb job of introducing the characters in a cool way for … Continue reading
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Stupid woman complains, Sam's Club pulls Bible from shelves
You may already be familiar with The Brick Testament - the site's been running since 2001, so you've had plenty of time to find it (or have it shown to you by friends).