I think I might have fallen in love with a new toy line. McFarlane Toys has this new series of Micro-Ops vehicles and figures in the 15mm scale. I couldn’t resist this Warthog and Mongoose set, but they also have larger buildings based on the scenes from the video game. I have dreamed of building […]
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Toy Hunter — “Million Dollar Magazine” episode recap and review
This episode of Toy Hunter has Jordan Hembrough searching for toys in San Francisco, California, an area rich in toy history. Worlds of Wonder, LJN Toys, and Mattel were based in that area, so Jordan is hoping to find the goods. His first stop is a visit to Brady’s Spider-Man shrine. This place is incredible! […]
Collection Intervention — “Thinking Outside the Box” recap and review
This episode of Collection Intervention had me excited from its commercials–this week, we were going to get comic books and Transformers! Yes! No Barbies. Our first “victim” is Joe, who has a few comic books–30,000 of them! Joe’s fiancée, Rebekah, is not too thrilled with all the comic long boxes in her living room, bedroom, […]
It came in the mail — Wolverines! by Otis Frampton
I follow a lot of illustrators on Twitter, because it’s a great way to keep updated on their current projects and if there’s one thing I can never get enough of, it’s amazing illustrations. The other day, Otis Frampton posted that he was selling this Red Dawn illustration, and I pounced on it immediately–nope, didn’t […]
Ninjas from the USSR!
In response to this week’s excellent League topic, I decided to recruit a team of 80’s heroes to battle those pesky Russian ninjas. While my crew might not be the most skilled bunch, it sure would be fun to watch. Behold! —– This week, the League was asked to recruit a team of 80’s heroes […]