What say you, Admiral?
A Creative Commons-licensed photo by Glass_House.
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My Little Alien.
A fantastic My Little Pony custom by Mari Kasurinen. See her Batman, Robin, Joker and Catwoman customs as well.
Lelouch Lamperouge.
WalkerMachine’s photos of the Figma figure.
You’re doing it wrong, Bumblebee.
Trans Scanning Bumblebee doesn’t quite grasp the Robots in Disguise concept.
The teddy bears, oh god, the teddy bears …
Many a Stormtrooper sought professional help after the Battle of Endor.
Lego skull.
Click on the image for a closer look at this palm-sized MOC.
Lego-style Alan Moore.
Needs a Glycon MOC to go along with it.
Cobra-a-a-a!
It’s good to be commander.
My Little Tattoo.
Skinart by Shannon Archuleta.
The DC Universe Classics identity crisis.
“Is it a nostalgia line, geared toward collectors who fondly remember the days of Super Powers and George Perez, or is it a ‘regular’ contemporary superhero action figure line?”
Figure sculptor Rocco Tartamella interviewed (part 2).
“… it would be great if toy collectors and fans knew the magnitude and importance of name recognition on some of their favorite collectibles. For a sculptor, it’s really important fans recognize your work.”
You should see the other guy
A Creative Commons-licensed photo by shareski.
Japanese toy review roundup
The following reviews are in Japanese but they include a generous amount of photos so they’re well worth checking out.
Tetsu9118 reviews the Takara Tomy DX Yatta-Wan set from the Yatterman series. (See also.)
Gamu reviews the Kaiyodo Revoltech Jun figure from the Doko Demo Issho game series. (See also.)
Ebi reviews the Bandai Souchaku Henshin Kamen Rider Zeronos Zero Form figure from the Kamen Rider Den-O series. (See also.)
Len reviews the Konami Sky Girls Sakurano Otoha, Ichijyo Eika and Sonomiya Karen on MMS figures. (See also: 1, 2, 3.)
Len reviews the Konami Otomedius Eryu Tron on MMS set. (See also.)
C-zone:A reviews the Bandai S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider The Next Kamen Rider 1 figure. (See also.)
Tetsu9118 reviews the CM’s Corporation Brave Gohkin Type-J9 Griffon (Flight Unit version) figure from the Patlabor series. (See also.)
Retro reviews
Shishioh reviews the Bandai Equip and Prop volume 3 Zero and Silver set from the Garo series.
Shishioh reviews the Bandai Equip and Prop volume 5 Berserk Garo and Zaruba (damaged version) from the Garo series.
Transformers Baka Ichidai reviews the Hasbro Transformers Gnaw figure.
G.S.R. reviews the Yujin Master Action Galient figure from the Panzer World Galient OVA series. (See also.)
G.S.R. reviews the CM’s Corporation Mecha Action Series Assault Galient figure from the Panzer World Galient series.
Tetsu9118 reviews the CM’s Corporation Brave Gohkin Mobile Police AV-98 Ingram 1 and 3 (TV version) set from Patlabor.
No photos!
Strike a pose 28/52.
Toy links
A visit to the Istanbul Toy Museum.
“I really enjoyed finding the kid inside of me again, and all of the fun these toys gave me.” (Related.)
All right ramblers, let’s get rambling.
A custom Quentin Tarantino figure by Kyle Robinson.
You want a piece of him?
A movie-style Jazz Lego MOC by Johnny Tang. Visit his Brickshelf gallery to view more of his work.
Falling apart.
Say hello to the star of your nightmare tonight.
Toy crowd.
Click on the photo to see a larger version.
Edgar
A Creative Commons-licensed photo by Choufi///.
In Optimus Prime We Trust
Optimus Prime is a poseur. [via]
Spacium ray a go go, baby
Strike a pose 27/52.
Toy links
Toy Soldier.
A sculpture by Robert Bradford composed of toys. (More.) Mauger Modern Art is organising an exhibition of his work in Trafalgar Square.
Micronun.
An original Microman creation by Vintage.
Till all are one.
A movie-inspired bootleg combining Optimus Prime, Barricade, Starscream, Bumblebee and Blackout.
Cobra-a-a-a!
Gimme an “R”, gimme an “E”, gimme a “T”, gimme an “R” …
About Sinnertwin.
“… the girl I was sleeping with at the time asked if I wasn’t in fact reading too much into the Transformers. In response, I went to my Cybertron bookcase, selected Sinnertwin, and responded along the following lines…”