Welcome to the 1:18th general. All 1:18th scale lines are welcome including larger scales that may work with 1:18th. Post pics of your latest purchases, dios, customs and whatever else you feel like posting. We encourage mixing lines. Let's keep this general fun and help each other out.
>1:18th lines Acid Rain(post apocalyptic soldiers, mechs, robots, vehicles)
Boss Fight Studios(Fantasy, Zorro, Tarzan, Zombies, The Phantom, horses)
Dime Novel Legends(Western figures)
GI Joe
Hiya(Aliens, D.C., Predator, Robocop)
Indiana Jones
Jazwares(Halo, Fortnite)
Joy Toy(Warhammer 40k, Modern/futuristic military soldiers, mechs, dioramas, vehicles)
Jurassic Park
Marauder Gun Runners(Modern military, WWII)
Marvel Universe
Microman
Palisades: Army of the Dead
Planet Green Valley(Futuristic military females)
Schleich(Fantasy, civilians, playsets)
Shodo Kamen Rider
Star Wars TVC
The Corps
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Is this going to be the same size of the original or will it be bigger?
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So I finally got my Virginie and my PGV girl trio is finally complete. Next I have to start working on their ride, a SW:VC Assault Tank, so they can all fit in the cab comfortably with the lid closed.
The "Assault Tank" (it's an armored pick up truck) is a great piece and I love the amount of detail that went into it. But at the same time I *hate* all the weird cut corners and design choices they made. Like how the main hatch is a removable piece when there's clearly a perfectly placed hinge seam molded into it so it could've had an actual opening canopy. Or how the driver seat is permanently raised so the driver always has his head poking out. Or how the captain's seat is actually it's own separate piece...but it's molded in the folded up position so the captain can't actually sit in it. Though it's not like they left any space for the captain to sit down to begin with.
That said, off the top of my head, this is the only armored transport type vehicle I can think of that has a proper pilot/co-pilot/captain style set up. Anyone else know of anything even remotely similar, with a fully usable cockpit that fits a crew of three or more?
>>9435225 I'm thinking it'll be the same size, if not only slightly bigger, then the original. But I also feel that this thing is Hasbro just testing the waters, no pun intended, for a possible Flagg re-release. Basically just an upgrade to the originals bunch-o-panels with a big central tower type deal. The size alone would be enough for it to garner lots of attention as a future Haslab, even if it only contains minimal upgrades.
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>>9436439 I don't think the Flagg is at all financially viable. It would be substantially more than anything else from HasLab.
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>>9436444 i honestly don't want Hasbro to do giant vehicles, because they're just way too fucking big.
Takes up a ton of space and i'd rather have more accurately scaled medium stuff.
pic is what I'd love to see instead.
But I'm hypocritical and would love a terror drome, despite not having any space for it. I'll fucking make space.
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>>9436444 Well the Sail Barge was $500 for a 4" toy, but it had a lot of depth and levels and even soft goods. A Flagg would certainly be the most expensive Haslab ever made, but it could mostly be just flat panels, support struts and that one single tower...along side all it's other little bells and whistles. Basically, the two could end up using the same amount of plastic overall, just spread out differently, which is how the original worked.
>>9436454 For general releases, I agree with this completely. But a Haslab should be obnoxiously large, "biggest ever" type stuff. The Skystriker is such an oddity in terms of Haslabs because it is just another jet. It's the oddly small Haslab in a sea of literal giants.
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>>9436467 >For general releases, I agree with this completely. But a Haslab should be obnoxiously large here's the problem: retailers really don't want giant sized anything anymore.
This is why there's barely any large and medium shit like there used to be in the 80s, 90s, and 00s. Only lines like Star Wars BARELY get them now.
So Haslab should try smaller stuff, especially with 1:12 shit. Not that i care for 1:12 shit.
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>>9436473 >So Haslab should try smaller stuff ....you seem to not understand the concept behind Haslab. The whole point of it is to do those giant pieces retailers don't want, but a specific amount of fans DO want. These things don't see shelves, they're one time runs, direct to market items for people willing to foot the bill up front.
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>>9431994 >>Vitruvian H.A.C.K.S Series General Bah-sak Red Knight BBTS Shared Exclusive Still no accessory pics?
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>>9436980 I think an updated Terror Drome, a Joe headquarters/PIT, and mobile headquarters would be perfect
Haslab products. I'd back those up immediately.
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>>9436980 Pretty sure the whole point was to do stuff that retailers wouldn't take, not just giant stuff. Stuff that Hasbro had plans for and fans want.
The only theme that Hasbro really has with these Pulse kickstarters is just lack of retail support products, they never said "only giant stuff"
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>Thank-a youuu, for teaching a-me the buraidu, sempai! >For the last time, bitch. We. Are. WHITE!
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Anyone else grab the skeleton hoard pack from bossfight studio? What color skeleton's did you get? Mine is arriving tomorrow.
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>>9438223 >skeleton hoard pack from bossfight studio Say what now? First I've heard of this.
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>>9442065 So, Roboskull Kickstarter finally ended, they hit every stretch goal and even added some weird collector cards. Probably ended up being the most successful vehicular toy Kickstarter to date, or at least in the 1:18 scale.
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So, Roboskull Kickstarter finally ended, they hit every stretch goal and even added some weird collector cards. Probably ended up being the most successful vehicular toy Kickstarter to date, or at least in the 1:18 scale.
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>>9445736 I think it definitely helped that it works for multiple scales, plus the extremely 'out there' design that certainly attracted more than just people who'd want a 1/18 helicopter or something. On top of the fact that it looks pretty incredible and has a lot of free upgrades to the base vehicle. Plus the fact that there's vintage O-ring style, modern 1/18, and Marauders's first 1/12 figures. Especially for people who got in on the early All-Ins (or sniped them as some cancelled), there's a lot of value in (I would even say all facets of) the package.
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>>9445745 I'm looking forward to the extended backer kit for the Vietnam stuff more than this actually.
I suspect the extension gave them some add-ons that they were originally going to have to unlock and I'm hoping for Space Dudes or Divers.
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>>9445775 I'll admit I'm only vaguely familiar with the Vietnam stuff. I've been disconnected from 1/18 for some time, and also 1/12 desu. I just went in on the Roboskull because of how unique it is, and fits a lot of the aesthetics I enjoy. It's also a a fun tribute that one of the pilot's will have the likeness of the original Roboskull's creator. I wasn't originally going to, but in the backer kit I may actually get a second 6" figure so I can have him as the pilot, and another one as a trooper with the claws. I'll give it some thought.
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>>9445745 I'm hoping they come out with some more off the wall stuff like this. I have tons of armored 4x4s already, I need crazy skull mechs or sick dragon faced tanks or some other pure metal machine that can fit a full crew of figures.
>>9445775 I almost forgot about that...and I'm glad it was extended. My bank account has been hit hard these past few weeks, and MTF being smart enough to not let their backerkit overlap with the Skullitron was a fantastic move and just another reason they're one of my favorite toy companies around.
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>>9445794 >MTF being smart enough to not let their backerkit overlap with the Skullitron Plus the fact that there was collaboration with them on the Roboskull project, I doubt they'd want their to be any overlapping of funds. Hopefully all these figures turn out well, including their much anticipated 6" line that feels like it has been in the works in some form for a long time now.
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Are 1/18 coomers allowed?
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Anyone know how to get the Halo line in the UK without being charged three or four times the retail price? We only got half of the first wave here and that was it.
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>>9445775 >>9445790 So they didn't collect the backerkit money yet? Yeah! I nabbed like a hundred bucks worth of extras. I'd like them to hurry and take that money so it isn't a surprise.
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Planet Green Valley now has a range of accessory packs, they're breddy nice.
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Just picked up some Shodo. Bought these long ago but they were kept at a friend's place for quite some time due to Covid restrictions and life in general, preventing me from picking 'em up before now.
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>>9446491 >Planet Green Valley now has a range of accessory packs Oh snap, that's awesome. Those look like new torsos as well. Where do you find these?
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>>9447294 Got them direct from Weihua Wei. The torsos are just dark versions of the "Lin" schoolgirl shirt but look pretty nice.
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Not sure if anyone is interested or even remembers this project. But the M.A.R.V. 4x4 is actually up for sale. It was a failed KS that sat around for a while, but the guy running apparently just went ahead and made the thing anyway. It looks pretty nice, has a very beefy vibe going, and comes in a few different color choices. If I didn't just drop so much on the Skullitron thing, I'd probably grab one of them, but as of this moment the toy budget is drained. Hopefully they stick around until after the holidays, as I can always find a use for a good, basic, heavily armed 4x4.
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>>9452664 What are your questions, Anons.
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What's happening with those fucking Mission 375 dioramas? Scam? Do we have any comeback with Kickstarter?
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>>9452664 >M.A.R.V. 4x4 how about a link? google brings up a shit load of used military equipment for sale.
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>>9452731 How durable is it, and to the front wheels turn at all?
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>>9452731 Can you show gollum using the turret gun?
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>>9452983 The plastic on the “wagon cover” or whatever fits over the bed is a little thin but the rest of it is decently sturdy. It feels like classic plastic toy truck. It’s not as hard a plastic as like GI Joe vehicles but still feels as sturdy; much more than the Joy Toy one. This thing with the paint details from the Joy Toy truck would be perfect. It’s smaller but you can fit more guys in this one.
>>9452983 The wheels don’t turn, there’s a metal rod that you slide between holes and then you screw the wheels on the end and that’s your axle
>>9452985 What makes the grass grow, Precious? Yes, my loves — bloodses!
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>>9452731 No real questions, just wanted to say it looks amazing.
>>9452865 crap, I knew I forgot something lol
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>>9453076 didn't even know it came in different colors.
For $80 shipped, this is actually pretty cheap.
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>>9453086 I know, it's a great deal for a sturdy vehicle, and the options are fantastic. I only plan on getting one, but choosing which color is going to be a thing. I might just settle on the black one because that can be used for almost anything,
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>>9453086 You could buy all four variants of the World Peacekeepers Humvee for that.
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>>9453408 i already own two of Hasbro's hummers and at least one of the PTE humvees. My other one may or may not be an Elite Force hvm, since they were also pretty light.
So i really don't need another hmv. PTE's are cheapshit, btw. Really brittle hollow cheapshit. Elite Force's are more solidly built, but have brittle plastic as well. I forget what the underside of the one that think might be EF's looks like, since they have a real underside and PTE's are just has the negative showing.
I want a MRAV because i don't have MRAV. Someone mentioned the JoyToy one, which i thought about buying, but looks too much like a monster truck vs the Wayward Goat's that looks the real deal.
I have a boatload of vehicles, with these being the ones that would fit in a simple comparison for my Russian radar truck. I have another Abrams, another Bradley, another Warthog, an LAV, another of the green trucks, a bunch of the same model HISSes, another acid rain mecha, construction vehicles, even more scale cars, and boxes full of GI Joe vehicles. Plus whatever I'm forgetting, like an EF Little Bird... star wars vehicles.... etc.
Variety is spice.
oh, and i just remembered i DO have a MRAV looking thing, the Mattel Jurassic Park vehicle, but it's a gimmick toy that pops open so nothing can sit inside it. The back is open, so at least shit can lay in there and can work as a dio-piece.
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>>9436439 The only two that come to mind for me are the Aliens Armored Personnel Carrier & the Star Wars VC Mandalorian Troop Transport. The former is truly incredible, easily the best and most detailed and spacious vehicle I have in this scale (not saying much as I have very few) but is also by far more expensive than many alternatives. The Mando troop transport is nice and I actually like it just a little more than the tank because it fits more people comfortably in general and the two pilot chairs up front are pretty much the same. It’s spacious enough to fit most of my Acid Rain guys as long as they’re not wearing backpacks or bulky belts.
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>>9453086 anyone get the green one?
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>>9431994 This set feels so comfy. Any other pics?
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>>9459859 This guy’s profile
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Take the tunic and webgear from the original OriToy Marine, slap it onto the body of the Toys Alliance Marine Maelstrom Trooper and you end up with a Toys Alliance style Marine infantryman
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Ashley Wood has entered the chat
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>>9462841 I take it his first robot was a big seller?
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>>9462841 This guy looks sick. Is this from the same people who made those neat toilet bots?
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>>9462841 Love the design articulation seems like shit though
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>>9462841 Acid Rain is more Ashley Wood like in 1:18 than Ashley Wood is
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guys im fkn dyin how do i store all my 1:18 figs when i have so many and dont wanna put them back in their individual boxes
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>>9465869 Something like this.
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>>9465273 That head looks so small and it doesn't look right. Fuck, I was really looking forward to this figure. I'll still buy one and customize it.
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>>9465275 >Judge Death hot damn.
I'm glad i didn't buy the Toy Biz or 3A one for after market prices now and almost makes me regret buying Judge Fear.
I hope they release the rest of the Dark Judges.
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>>9466240 needs to be on a bulky acid rain body
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>>9465883 Thank but I don’t suppose they’ve got this in a traveling suitcase form?
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>>9453895 >The former is truly incredible can confirm.
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>>9465869 I use those big plastic storage boxes that slide under the bed.
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>>9465869 I just keep them on my desk. Problem is that you have to take a toothbrush and water to them every so often and wipe the desk down because of dust. I’ve also got some Detolf shelves with a row of Acid Rain World stuff. You still have to dust but far less often. If you’re wondering where to store parts and accessories you can look into bead cases from the hobby shop.
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Joy Toy dog is disappointingly tiny, especially compared to the Marauders K9
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>>9469817 Neither are award winning purebreds, so they're both equally disappointing.
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>>9469834 That’s because AKC “standards” are bullshit made-up fads. Real German shepherds are larger dogs with straight backs that were meant for farm work.
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>>9469834 Fucking Rintintin ruining the German Shepherd...
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I know this is a 1:18 general but i don't know where-else to ask. Is ~$140 a good price for a 1:12 Ferrari 330 P4 by CMR?
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>>9470298 How the fuck would we know?
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>>9470298 Go ask the 1/12th thread
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Thoughts on Click and Play?
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>>9473567 check bottom right of image.
It's World Peacekeepers and they're chintzy toys. Cheap bendy plastic that won't return to its original shape when bent and instead'll break
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>>9473572 oh, forgot to say you should only buy their stuff for the accessories. Their vehicles are good too. Cheap, but good.
The figures are outdated as fuck.
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>>9473567 Figures were decent around 2004 (the GI JOE Nu-Sculpt of JvC, Spy Troops and Valor vs Venom). Vehicles are great, buildings, scenery and furniture are terrific. Weapons are generally gummy.
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kek, love this - Jamal Lincoln, Lord of the Wilderness.
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>>9473567 >>9473588 I really like WP stuff for the price.
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>>9474539 The lights are a nice addition.
My turret ring and mount fucked themselves also so I spend my time peering out the top as well.
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>>9474498 I bought that for the horse and rifle.
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>>9475851 >black guys in the countryside Anonymous
anyone know where to buy gatchapon stuff in roughly 1/18 scale for non-rape prices?
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>>9475896 >gatchapon >non-rape prices Does not compute
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Just saw Eagle Force posted two new figs
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>>9470298 Yes, 140$ is very good price for 1:12 scale. I bought my mercedes models in 1:18 for 120-140$
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>>9481787 >) These are 1:18?
nice.
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>>9473567 Good vehicles, great buildings, fantastic accessories, crap figures and useless weapons. Definitely worth the price, which is usually pretty cheap.
>>9473588 While the figures are woefully outdated and of the most awful quality, they're at least really good for being used as fodder soldiers for Cobra or other badguy factions to pick on.
>>9474539 I love how in almost every pic you see of PGV girls, it's mostly chicks in their undies wieldin guns and havin funs.
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>>9481958 >mostly chicks in their undies Because the blanks were the easiest thing to get as opposed to Virgie who is nigh impossible to get. People have been customizing things for them to wear.
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>>9482906 Oh believe me, I'm right there as well. The standard skirt looks nice but it just kills all leg articulation. I been trying to whip up a more flexible option since I got her since I intend for her to ride inside an already cramped tank cockpit with two other PGV girls.
And I'm not complaining mind you, I too have one of the blank PGV girls and she's a fantastic figure with her full compliment of swapable undergarments.
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So these are for sale on ebay.
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>>9482906 sorry for being a noob but what's this figure, who made it and where can I find it?
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>>9486205 seconding I want a pgv painted nude figure. I've seen the blanks, but never figured if I could head swap a painted head.
The boss fight bodies are okay, but the heads are shit and it's so hit or miss to mix and match with a hasbro head.
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>>9486249 You can swap heads onto a PGV body from pretty much any 1/18 figure.
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or paint your own
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>>9486205 The base figure is from a line called Planet Green Valley, which got hit hard with years long production issues, burning out it's creator and causing the line to release with a trickle and mostly be sold directly from the guy making them.
However it's been...lets say modified...with an "enhanced" chest piece and what looks like custom boots and "shorts". Not sure where all that stuff is from, but I'm sure ebay is involved.
The figures themselves are pretty great, the official releases come with lots of stuff while the direct releases are usually more trimmed down. But they're not particularly easy to get a hold of for various reasons.
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>>9486446 I've got like 30 of them kek
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>>9486501 I only have four myself, all from the original pre-order run. I'm just glad they're out there for others to get, but having to DM a guy on Facebook or however you actually get these things isn't really something I feel like doing lol.
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>>9486249 get someone on Etsy or Fiverr to paint the blank heads for you. also the new ones come with printed faces so you just need to paint the hair.
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>>9486506 Why not? Weihua is a cool lad and totally reliable.
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>>9486509 Don't get me wrong, while never having dealt directly with him myself, I've only ever heard the best things about the guy. The fact that he ended up having to distribute all of these figures directly himself just shows how reliable he is and how much he wants others to enjoy these figures he put so much effort into. Not many people would put that much effort into making sure people got what they paid for, especially after all the headaches he went through himself with the production issues.
Personally, I originally only wanted a trio of the girls, which I got. My fourth was just an impulse buy because the blank figure looked so nice and came with tons of stuff.
Even if they were readily available in stores, I'd probably hesitate to buy more. But having to do emails and middlemen and all that, I'm fine with what I have so I'll leave that to those who really want these fantastic figures.
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>>9486501 >I've got like 30 of them Do you have the Mind Controller? Have you had any QC issues overall? TELL ME NOW!!!
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>>9486659 lad, I have three Mind Controllers, two of them still on card. I have never had a single production issue with any PGV figure, they are really well-made. There was a bad batch which Weihua had destroyed rather than sell them.
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>>9486652 paying for them is a pain, yeah. I have to go through an intermediary who I don't even know, I feel uncomfortable bothering him, he's a well-known toy youtuber who knows Weihua.
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>>9486904 This here Virgie
>>9485973 had a left arm that just snapped right out the package. Notice her missing the wrist part of the glove? I put her hand on an extra blank arm I so I was wondering whether that was an isolated incident.
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>>9487841 Hm, never had any issues. Did you warm it up in hot water before giving it a good workout?
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>>9489018 Totally worth combining 3 diff AR figs each
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>>9489126 Ok last one of these guys, back when I only had one, before i chopped up the rifle for the holosight, suppressor and sling
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>>9467498 w-what are they watching?
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I’ve been dying to get some proper base or diorama to keep my army and I was wondering if anybody had any thoughts or experience with those Scene in Box sets, like this large watchtower for example. My honest main issue is that I’m running out of places to put them but theoretically once I move stuff aside and get the tower up and running that I can use it to store much of my 1:18 stuff.
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>>9490740 I heard these particular ones skew much closer to 1:24 than 1:18. The product page lists it as compatible with both for some reason despite the fact that it totally wouldn't work that way.
There's the Joy Toy mech depot stuff, but to get a big base going it's gonna cost ya. And there's no bunk room option which is the deal breaker for me.
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>>9490747 That’s unfortunate but thanks for the heads up. I was also eyeing the joy toy ones but like you said it seems they only wanna sell it to you all chopped up. Maybe I’ll cave and grab some of the comfier pieces like the lounge but I guess I’ll stick to my cardboard and dollhouse for now lol
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>>9490779 Care to share a pic of the lounge? I'm thinking of grabbing the observation tower and then scouring the internet for like cots and makeshift looking computer consoles to make a sorta "end of the world refuge" type joint.
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>>9490797 I may have been generous when I called it a lounge but here’s two for you, the “Meeting area” and the “Medical area.” They seem kinda small but they do look at least detailed and somewhat comfy. Sorry for the late reply, work got busy.
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>>9490747 >>9490779 >>9490797 Maybe not the most advanced or comfortable looking beds in the world, but the World Peacekeepers bunk sets are fantastic and fairly cheap if you're just looking for a place for your troops to hunker down. And if you don't like the idea of bunkbeds, well it's a problem a good pair of snippers could easily fix!
Honestly, World Peacekeepers make the best basic buildings and dio stuff. The Joytoy and the Complex stuff are great and all for the more detailed stuff, but they get way too expensive.
Also, look into the Fortnite sets, their panel based building system can make some really nice looking backdrops and facades with just a bit of work and creativity.
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>>9491187 Good recommendations. Those props are definitely the best parts of those sets.
Sorry if this isn’t the right place to ask but I didn’t see a photography thread up so…
What kind of tripod would you guys recommend for simple cell phone action figure photo shoots? I’m often down low to the ground cuz they’re so small and I’ve seen a few good looking ones on Amazon for cheap but I dunno if they are good for getting down low as the tripod stands themselves only lower so much.
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>>9492118 Sadly I don't think there are any that get low enough to shoot ground-level pics of 1:18 figures, but if you're down that low, it's pretty easy to brace the phone with just your arms resting on the ground to take the shot.
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>>9492118 Could always use one of them desktop bendy leg ones. If you're doing low level, up close shots, those things can literally lay your phone on the floor. They're usually pretty cheap on amazon as well, though some might require you to also buy the phone holder part.
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>>9492118 You don't need a tripod for cell pics because you don't control the exposure time and since you're low to the ground you can just brace against the floor.
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>>9491187 Lockers of forever
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>>9492961 Please tell us more about these accessories.
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Just opened a box of my old g ijoes, found my dollar general cobra troopers. Sure the belts are bright yellow and in hindsight I didnt like them but now just putting them all together is just charming to say the least. I wanna take outdoor pics as soon as the weather here gets better.
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>>9493567 The Blue booty-troopers are neat. I liked them more than the all black one.
>>9493182 Computer was from that old office cubical line, the money is PoC Money Destros. Chair and table are form the same company as the locker. I forget the name of the company that the tool box and mechanic's drawers are from.
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>>9492961 >sentinel on patrol, whatever. get on desktop and take a breather from bounty hunting Very nice set up anon.
Also found my comic version black widow, no waist swivel, but she's got the curves which makes her very photogenic.
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>>9491187 That's the same bunk and locker that marauders sells, so you can buy them on their own and there's a lot of other good set pieces to fill your own dioramas if you want to go that route
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>>9494954 I made this little stump out of cfoam puddy, there's a hole in the middle that swords and some other weapons can fit into, I might make a big king Arthur's rock looking piece, you would be able to switch out different swords
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Does anybody have any good pics of the joytoy Mech Maintenance teams? I’m really curious about the mystery figure, couldn’t find any pics online about them.
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>>9496118 its a topless girl, theres pics on instagram
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>>9496118 they are both topless girls with a towel and different color shorts and hair
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Why do 1/18 figures look like they articulate so much better than 1:12?
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>>9496820 Because the most popular 1/12 brands are child-tier horseshit. Imports like Figuarts, Figma, and Revoltech offer a lot of articulation but most collectors go after stuff like The Back Series or Marvel Legends and other drug store bullshit
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>>9496820 not really better than 1:12, if so I would love to see.
The 1:18 scale being smaller makes it more fun to pose in random nice spots, like this planter
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So what's your opinion on these guys? Where do they stand in your rank of modern cobra troopers? Are you army building them?
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>>9496820 >>9496887 >>9496904 Real reason is because 1:18 scale interacts better with environments because of how small they are, making their poses look more natural too.
Most times, 1:12 poses look claustrophobic due to the background and just overall smaller staging.
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>>9496994 with the huge ass feet will mean posing and getting them to stand is easy as.
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>>9496820 ....they don't? Articulation always comes down to the mold and the joint set up. Plenty of 1:18 have crap articulation, as do many 1:12. But there's lots of great 1:18 articulation and lots of great 1:12 stuff as well. It all depends on the line and the build.
>>9496994 I don't have any myself, mainly because I don't really like how exaggerated their proportions are. But I do hear they have superior articulation to the PoC figures so that's certainly a plus. If I didn't have so many of the PoC/50th ones already, I'd probably get these guys, but I'm happy where my troop numbers currently sit.
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I’m regards to scale, 1:18 is just the funnest to play with, they’re perfectly sized. 1:12 is the best overall compromise in terms of 1:6’s detail and 1:18’s play factor but they never really hit the spot for me. It feels like the difference between playing with Lego vs Duplo bricks.
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>>9497105 >Most times, 1:12 poses look claustrophobic due to the background and just overall smaller staging. Freakin this. I love 1:12 but trying to make environments is difficult because for anything to not look claustrophobic it has to be huge. I tried for a while and made a couple of big dioramas, but I've no space and years later I end up getting rid of them making my room a more comfortable place again and packing figures away. After finding my dollar general cobras again, it honestly felt refreshing to display.
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>>9493649 >>9497480 If that Widow torso had a waist it would have been the Widow of 1/18 forever.
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>>9497567 Totally agree with black widow. Also: dang that Rattrap looks terrifying in that pic lol
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>>9497567 Did you paint those lockers?
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>>9496994 They are $8.93 on
walmart.com right now
Go go army builders!
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>>9497940 I'd take the 25th figures over these. The proportions are terrible. The leg sculp is terrible. It just looks goofy as hell. Then you look at Stalker and he is looks Soo bad ass. WTF Hasbro? The only thing I like is the webgear and removable knife. But I'm not paying 9 bucks for some webgear.
I have about 30 POC Cobra Troopers and 12 resolute so I'm good.
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>>9497986 Good for you buddy on having more of one figure than can be possibly be posed on a single play session, I don't even get that comment, are you like flexing on the internet or what the fuck? That guy was just giving a tip on a discount for an 1/18 army building figure and you post nonsense.
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>>9498013 >I dont get that comment Relax bro. You come off bitter. All I'm saying is Hasbro made some shit cobra troopers. You like em? More power to you.
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>>9498260 That is awesome, gives me MGS2 vibes lol
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>>9498486 One day I want to recreate the first indoor area of the tanker, with the locker rooms and corridor.
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>>9496203 >Instagram can you recommend an account or tag cuz I’ve been looking for days now and haven’t found a photo anywhere…
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>>9501636 Thanks pal. It took me the entire morning to scroll through but I finally found someone who’s got pics of them. Half tempted to post them here for anyone else to enjoy though obviously it’s not my own work.
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>tfw bought this 20$ set just for the weapons and gas mask figure's head to rip off and shove on a marauder or joytoy body to make a SAS soldier.
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these were two of the earliest Joytoy figures and I like them best of all.
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does anyone know if it's possible to buy hands for 1/18 figures anywhere in various positions eg pointing, waving, open hand, V-sign etc?
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>>9503078 I bet some chink seller on ebay has some. Marauder has fist, karate chop or open hands and the ubiquitous trigger finger hands.
Anonymous
wait a minute... I thought I was sitting on a gold mine after Gina being "cancelled" but her price has gone down actually, by a lot after the initial euphoria of post cancellation. What happened?
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>>9503488 The only people buying here were buying her to resell her. Everyone who wanted one already had her in whatever scale they wanted, so why would you go to a scalper to get another copy? Also TBS/TVC prices have flattened in the last year, probably because everyone is giving up on getting exclusives when scalpers have managed to bot buy almost everything, in addition to store exclusives fucking over everyone outside of the US and even most in the US.
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>>9503488 You chased a knee jerk fad. She was never going to stay expensive, none of these figures will.
Anonymous
>>9503488 Meanwhile, Boba and Fennec preorders are sold out
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>>9506053 what? I just preordered mine from BBTS an hour ago. The black pants Boba I mean, I'm not into starwars btw I just think it looks very cool.
And about Cara Dune, I didn't buy her for the cancel shitstorm, I got her because Gina Carano's thiccness and face makes my pp feel funny. But when I saw she was going for 100, 200 I said mmm maybe I will not open her yet then I went away from toys like a year or so I check out of curiosity last week and she is selling for 30 tops lmao.
Extra christmas present for me I guess
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>>9506481 >BBTS It’s sold out on Hasbro Pulse which is the original store. BBTS will get it to you after they get it from Hasbro. There’s a sting chance you’ll be late to get it if you ever get it at all.
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>>9506603 I see. BBTS has cancelled on me before so I wouldn't be surprised. If I get it good, if not meh it's not like I'm super star wars nerd.
Anonymous
I am not sure if you guys would be interested in this line (and I am sure you already know about it), but Final Faction line form Dollar Tree just released vehicles. This the Arrow ATV fully updated with the armor pack. I am going back today to get another one, so I can just have a plain Arrow ATV
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>>9509422 The figures aren't anything great, but I'm always down for cheap-o vehicles. Especially when they look way better then their price suggests. You can do a whole lot with a nice sculpt and the right plastic colors.
Anonymous
>>9509470 Their newer figures are getting better. Most of the new characters are able to hold their side arms in holsters. The ATV is an incredible value for what it is. Same with their weapon packs. Some are 1/18th and others are 1/12th scale.
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>>9509477 The holsters are great, i get a kick out of the fact that the pup has a handle. Too bad it wont sit in the mech without getting lost inside it. Scopes paint really pops, cant wait for the new aliens.
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>>9496994 Its ok, guess im bummed that the line got killed after two hiss drivers and 3 cobra troopers.
Anonymous
>>9510972 Maybe if there werent 20 stalker figures warming the pegs in walmarts for a year.
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>>9511051 Yeah, well it keeps the snake eyes movie figures company.
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>>9510967 Same here. I am most excited about the new alien stuff and their accessory packs. The little mini mech gun turrets sound great too
Anonymous
>>9510972 Is there not going to be more waves?
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>>9510830 a gashopon set did it about 5 years ago. I forget the name of the company but got the Sega Master System version of ebay at the time
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>>9486279 These head sculpts look horrible.
Anonymous
>>9513162 The blond is awful, but the green haired ain't too bad. It's not exactly the prettiest of faces, but it's not poorly executed. If she wasn't a knife-ear she'd be good as like a angry tough chick or something.
Anonymous
>>9511800 No, i think hasbro replaced the retro modern era style figure line for the oring battle swivel style figure. The retro line had very poor choices for figures imo but i still bought and enjoyed it, im so salty over thee change i very well may just not buy them even though gi joe had a huge place in my life growing up.
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>>9513346 The current retro figures some feel very cheap, their legs fall off, questionable decisions (screaming face duke on a 25th body mold instead of an updated look using PoC head, retaliation Kwinn torso, agent Mouse lower arms and some generic pants painted green) and the paint apps are very bad but it has some good ideas like swivel thighs and bigger elbow joints that allow them to go <45° and the best Roadblock, Scarlett, Stalker and Grunt yet, but going full o-ring feels so fucking retarded. I can't believe we had the PoC peak era and went all the way back to O-ring. Literal devolution and such a big way to shit on their own fantastic legacy of upgrading the 4in figure engineering.
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>>9513294 The Brown haired one is better IMO and I wish they sold head packs.
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>>9512460 Figma did some sega console set. Nintendo had the nintendo history collection. Hard to find either for a decent price now. Shipping is going to be 25 usd for a 10 dollar gashapon.
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>>9510830 Nope, can't find no 1:18. Closest I've got is closer to 1:12. Hopefully Re-Ment or something will come out with a gaming system for their Pose Skeletons or something.
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>>9513977 That would still work for me.
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>>9514255 Wheres that weapon rack from?
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>>9516334 Not him, but 1:18 Halo set. I got mine in the UNSC Checkpoint set.
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>>9516343 I didn't even know about that set, but it's pretty fantastic. Jazwares has been killing it with this line. Just picked up another three pack of the Marines to add to my growing Halo squad.
I'm hoping they come out with more vehicles. A Pelican or a Scorpion, though a dream would be to get a giant Elephant or a Mammoth vehicle playset. Both the Mantis and the Warthog from this line were great, so I'm sure any of the other big ships they put out would be just as impressive.
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>>9516654 I would die for a 1:18 Elephant. It's essentially a mobile base playset and those are always like a dream for me.
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>>9516654 A pelican would be the best most awesomest thing they could do with the line.
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>>9516654 >>9516660 >>9517310 Those vehicles would be tight but you know what really needs a 1/18th?
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>>9516654 Have they made any changes to the marine body since wave 1? I like most of the line, but the marines I got when it first came out felt pretty clunky. I'd bite on the new 3 pack in a minute if they gave the torso/ankles a little more range.
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>>9516660 Seeing how it's mostly empty space and flat panels, an Elephant would be super easy to pump out. Though it would have to be almost two feet long if it wanted to scale with a Warthog, but I'd be fine if it could only fit a few Mongoose and other smaller vehicles on it's deck.
That said, an undersized Pelican or Scorpion is far more likely.
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>>9518061 uh.. that's the C (gunship) version sweety. I specifically posted the D version, long fuselage transport helicopter.
>>9518063 That's an artisanal toy, only like 50 were made.
And both cost a lot $ anyway!
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>>9518300 Your fortune: The poster above you has been very very naughty! Anonymous
>>9518340 What does that mean?
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Acid Rain bros:
loadedtomcat84
>>9518445 They weren’t some of the last OriToy figures but they weren’t exactly early either. They are not Toys Alliance.
I haven’t had any issues with Ori Toy stuff “turning to dust” but I have noticed they tend to feel different in a sketchy way if you don’t fuck with them at all. I have quite a few on display and the ones that I’m most afraid of breaking are the ones I never broke in. That being said, the only actual breaks I’ve had were all Toys Alliance figures
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Has anyone here ordered From hiyas website directly? It gives no product information or where it's shipping from
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>>9518474 I used to be oritoy all the way- everything from the look, the weathering to the construction to the packaging I prefer on oritoy but it's pretty obvious at this point that all their figures are ticking time bombs for significant and irreparable damage. I sold all mine because I assume in a few years max they will be useless. TA has more questionable QC across the board but there doesn't seem to be some widespread disintegration issue.
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>>9518063 I would slaughter all of you for that Hind. And I would feel bad about it.
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>>9518344 I can tell you the old way of doing this doesn't work.
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So I got one of these bad boys for Christmas. I've a few issues with it, but overall I really like it. My only problem is that with only a Master Chief, it feels rather undermanned. I've not had much luck finding the other World of Halo figures (would quite liked to get the MkVII Spartan to go with) and I have no experience with 1:18 toys, this being my first.
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>>9523409 If you're in the US go check ROSS Dress for Less store if you have one nearby. They got 4" Halo figures and Fortnite during the holidays. They get new restocks every few months. Walmart Retro GI Joes also work, it's what I use the Warthod for. BBTS has a wide selection of other 1:18 from Joytoys, a bit pricey but looks really good.
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>>9523409 Check amazon, they have a Marine three pack that would instantly fill up your hog.
loadedtomcat84
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>>9524430 Who are way smaller than Master Chief
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>>9524436 As they should be, Chief should be a giant compared to the basic grunts. They do scale well with other 1:18 lines though.
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>>9524436 Accurate. Spartan IIs in armor are supposed to be like 7ft tall.
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>>9485973 what boba is that?
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>>9524509 The grunts are too small for 1:18. I think they're even shorter than Stormtroopers, who are also a little too small for 1:18.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l.ll.p
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>>9524753 Star Wars are still 3.75" not actual 1:18th. That is why modern Joe's, Acid Rain, and PGV figures tower over them.
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>>9523409 Go to some G.I. Joe or toy social media group, and get a buncha' old Joes for cheap. Anything from the 25th Anniversary line should be modern enough to fit. Rise of Cobra tends to be cheap. The MARS Trooper 3-pack looks a bit sci-fi and could fit, and Speed Metal from another RoC 3-pack also wears futuristic armor. Retaliation's Joe Trooper pretty much wears a Master Chief style helmet and Pursuit of Cobra Firefly has a very sci-fi feel as well.
The great thing is, they're dirt cheap, especially the RoC ones. Of course, select characters and figures will be pricey but given you just wanna populate your Warthog with a squad of futuristic soldiers, it should be fine.
Anonymous
Master chief is just fucking tall as fuck. The other spartans arent as tall as MC.
Anonymous
saw today at a toystore a brand or line, called bst axn. never hear of it, and was kind of suprised of the shutgun blast approaching licenses.
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>>9526462 I have the Spike and Kakashi, they scale poorly with both 1:18 and 1:12.
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>>9526462 They're in the 5inch range I believe
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>>9525043 Chief is a Spartan II, who had way more augmentations and surgeries than future Spartan generations. As such, II's are much bigger and stronger than the III's and IV's.
loadedtomcat84
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>>9524574 Vintage Collection, VC 186
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>>9526966 It’s supposed to be Bruce Willis
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>>9524753 can we get a comparison shot (marine, sw, an joe)?
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>>9527034 really cool! I love tiny bit items like this, sp3cially if "functional". I recently bought a small desk and chair and I absolutely love it, it has working drawers and stuff, I'll try to get some pics later.
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>>9527045 Shitty pic but here you go
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I want to get one of the HACKS skeletons, specifically the warrior, is he worth getting or should I try to find another?
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>>9527776 The distressed face makes it so much better
loadedtomcat84
I got these brown marines and wanted to head swap with the green marines but the hole is deeper into the head in this one so it won’t work
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>>9530645 they change the heads go on the bodies every wave and its a real pain in the ass for customizing
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>>9526462 I love Edward & Alphonse but what I really need is that Napoleon.
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>>9532539 Damn. I never even though of this taking that.
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>>9526462 maybe they are worthy for the accesories.
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I've seen a pic go around comparing a bunch of figures around this scale, including shodos and so-do and stuff with some other more western figs. Would anyone happen to have that on hand?
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>>9536853 I could have gotten 3 for $100 Can.
I kick myself as these things are never going to be the price they should be.
- This guy has a bad case of the crab.
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>>9537213 Looks like a Galaxy of Terror scenario is about to be played out.
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>>9536853 So what's the deal with this guy? And why are the figures so expensive? Are they worth it? Will they ever be affordable?
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>>9530645 These look tasty enough to feed my hiya aliens.
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>>9537641 From what I recall, he was basically doing everything on his own, hit issues with the factory making the figures, was getting burned out dealing with them, and then Covid hit, shutting most stuff in china down making all the problems worse. There were plans for a full second wave, but I haven't seen anything about them in a long while. Just seems like he got burnt out on the whole process and now just sells small quantities of figures he basically assembles himself.
I would love to see this line flourish and him make more waves of em. Not just because the figures are fantastic, but the guy himself seemed pretty stand up about everything. Many others in his situation could have easily just cut and run when things got bad, or just put out crap figures. But he didn't do either and still does sell these figures if people can ask him nicely through a middleman or something.
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>>9537641 like this
>>9537885 anon says. It's basically a hobby of his. Cool guy and makes amazing figures. He still plans to make another wave with male figures and robots. Join the unofficial FB group for news.
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>>9537885 >>9538222 Thanks for the quick run down.
What if I don't have facebook? Is there another way to contact him?
Alternatively please provide username and maybe I can ask someone for help to ask for some figures.
Thanks!
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>>9538241 weiweihua at gmail. Be warned he uses some Chinese payment method (Alipay I think). Put Planet Green Valley in the subject line.
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Has anyone got a Hiya Alien Queen yet?
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>>9540014 I wonder how the new figures compare to the older aliens they released.
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So I tried to remove retro Stalker's head and I couldn't it was like stuck. Then I tried on a retro Cobra soldier and the same. I then used hot water and finally, the two heads came off and to my surprise they use barbells, kind of like Vitruvian Hacks.
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>>9542398 I then went and swaped cobra's head into stalker body because this all started when I thought "how nice this new Stalker body construction, and the colors are pretty great too" I always thought Cobra lacked jungle grunts and seeing how lots of bases are in the jungle, this concept of a cammo Cobra grunt is a no brainer.
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>>9542404 Just pretend he is wearing gloves.
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I give the retro Stalker a 10/10. I love the new additional articulation and construction.
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what I didn't like was that the webgear doesn't have a way to easily be removed! I suppose you could contortionate the figure in some way after dipping it in hot water and maybe it comes out. But that seems tedious. Why not continue with snap on webgear like since 25th anniversary? I don't know.
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>>9542438 because it comes undone easily the moment you move the torso. This works better for the harness types these last few Retro 4inch Joe and Cobra figures.
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>>9542398 I have seen none of these fuckers in Canada and my chances since HASBRO's desire to continue with o-ring bullshit is even less.
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>>9540018 I ask because this just happened the other day, but these were well known to be quite fragile when they were released around 2015. Have the new figures gotten any better? I want the crouching xeno and warrior and a big chap. Not knocking hiya or anything.
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>>9544070 I got the grid alien, and really liked it except that the socket on one hand wasn't formed all the way so it liked to fall off if you bent it too far. Nothing terrible, right. So then I got a regular AVP warrior, and it came missing the little grate stand piece, and one elbow was hanging on by a thread. So, uh, probably not. I've still got the crouching warrior on PO because they're like 20 bucks and I want more fodder for my warhammer guys, but I'm far from fuckin' impressed at this point.
Anonymous
So I found ont one of the custom casters is probably making a Mac head so I was wondering what body would be best for a 1/18 Macready?
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>>9544147 That sucks. I know to warm them up before moving their joints is a big part of these. I did that and this one was fine for years. Guess age and maybe cold weather got to it.
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>>9544358 I've looked at this guy but I'm avoiding buying any Joytoy stuff.
I've got them before and they don't spark all that much Joy.
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>>9544358 Weirdly he's not available as a single at Locker Toys either.
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>>9544070 Never had a problem with Hiya Toys. If a joint is stuck, i just stick it in the freezer.
What happened with yours is that the joint was stuck and you probably moved it and twisted the peg right off. If you feel that a joint is gummy and not sliding, don't try to move it anymore.
I've bought maybe a dozen Hiya Toys over the years and nothing has broken, despite their smaller than normal pegs.
Probably my favorite company, despite their limited selection of licenses. Don't really need more aliens or predators and their DC stuff was mostly horrible video game designs.
Anonymous
>>9545023 I habmve had this since it came out on 2014. It was not stuck anywhere. I barely touched it and it snapped. No force needed. No hamhands. No gorilla fingers. Alot of the figures had issues when they released initially. I had posed it for pics a couple weeks ago and went to mess around with it the other day and the arm just snapped. I'll probably just glue this arm on and leave it.
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>>9545184 hmm, i'll go through my Hiya figures to check on this.
People said the same thing about Acid Rain figures crumbling as they age a couple of months ago, but mine are still fine.
I actually give credence toward AR figures, since they're an incredibly rubbery material that would crumble like that. Hiya's plastic is more akin to Hasbro's indestructible plastic, just thinner.
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>>9545184 Had this happen as well AND my girlfriend pretty much just touched an alien and the tail snapped off. She usually has a problem moving figures limbs because she doesn't use enough force. She applies the this tentative minimal pressure so for it to break - well, it wasn't her.
Crimson Commander !!uoqqXVkn8aK
Bossfight shows off their new man-faced woman figure.
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>>9547376 She's not so bad from afar, but up close it's another deliberately ugly face sculpt.
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>>9547376 Did bossfight make another figure of their wife?
You on the other hand will never look like a woman.
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>>9547376 >>9547378 I don't see a problem. Looks fine like a woman in armor should look.
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>>9547394 I look forward to making it interact with my Elliot Page figure.
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>>9547378 >>9547378 Mate, it's pretty similar to to the Bald Blank head (the one they used for the Series Z Boxer lady). As for being Man-faced, get a fucking grip you gimp.
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>>9547417 This one is hideous I agree though. But that's because Elliot is ugly, it peaked in Juno.
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>>9547444 >he Bald Blank head (the one they used for the Series Z Boxer lady). I like Bossfight, but c'mon that one was a little rough too. They haven't had an attractive female in awhile.
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>>9547612 >went up for pre-order in 2019 >still hasn't arrived Bossfight's officially the slowest on pre-orders.
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>>9547612 >>9547632 I have to dig through my emails, I don't even remember what pre orders I have from boss fight other than court of the dead that I'll never see
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>>9544159 Hawk like you say or maybe 2003 Torpedo if that body style will work.
-Still need a jacket but there are people doing those
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>>9547376 Whose wife is that? Fucking BFS does it again using ugly ass face sculpts.
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>>9547450 You filthy transphobe, bigot, racist anti-vaxxer. Elliott is pure beauty...
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>>9547450 Elliot peaked as Jim Lahey and Barb's daughter Trini on Trailer Park Boys.
Acting has been downhill ever since.
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Bossfight shows off some test shots for the Court of the Dead figures.
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