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Toy review roundup
Michael Crawford reviews the Character Online Primeval Connor Temple and Future Predator set.
Engineernerd reviews the Hasbro Star Wars 30th Anniversary Collection Imperial EVO Trooper figure from The Force Unleashed game. (See also.)
yo go re reviews the Diamond Select Toys Minimates Web Armor Spider-Man Action Figure Xpress exclusive figure.
Artemis reviews the Diamond Select Stargate Atlantis Dr. Elizabeth Weir figure. (See also.)
yo go re reviews the Hasbro G.I. Joe 25th Anniversary Comic Pack 36½ Tomax and Xamot two-pack. (See also.)
Mr. Stinkhead reviews the Mattel DC Universe Classics Superman (Red and Blue versions), Aquaman, Black Manta, Harley Quinn, Firestorm and Gorilla Grodd (Collect and Connect) figures. (See also.)
Michael Crawford reviews the Mezco Toyz The Notorious B.I.G. (yellow jersey variant) Mezco Direct and New York Comic Con exclusive figure.
mechanical_wunder reviews the Takara Tomy Zoids Graphics Snakes kit.
Retro reviews
@lex reviews the Hot Toys Tezuka Osamu Series Astro Boy figure.
EVA Unit 4A reviews the Bandai Power Rangers Lost Galaxy Astro Galactic Megazord figure.
NekroDave reviews the Bandai Power Rangers in Space Jumbo Astro Megazord figure.
NekroDave reviews the Imperial Toy King Kong toy.
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Toy links
Lego PC.
More photos of biscotto7’s creation.
Ghosts episode 8 and 9. [via]
Justin Bell’s engrossing G.I. Joe photocomic continues.
From Hell.
Belkis Carrasco has more creepy doll photos in her gallery.
C.O.M.B.A.T.
A G.I. Joe custom by Jin Saotome. See his Red Laser custom as well.
yo go re’s Guri custom.
“There still aren’t any plans for an official Guri, even though there will be new SotE toys soon. Luckily, it’s easy to make your own.” (See also.)
Navy SEAL CQC custom.
A 1/6 scale custom by Kaz.
Snake Plissken custom.
Crisco’s choice of base figure for this custom is entirely appropriate.
They call him Jack.
A Samurai Jack Stikfas custom by Doodman.
Trans Scanning Optimus Prime fanmode.
As others have noted, it does look vaguely like Laser Rod Volt. (Click on the image for a better look.)
1975 Hasbro Action Team catalogue.
“What’s wonderful about this catalog is the terrific action scenes the Germans created to sell the line, a great deal of effort went into marketing Action Team.”