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13 years ago @ Poe Ghostal's Poi... - Interview > DoctorKent... · 0 replies · +1 points

This is the first I've heard of the Robo Force reboot. 3"-4" Glyos compatible Robo Force figures would be freaking awesome. I will be watching this project very closely.

13 years ago @ Poe Ghostal's Poi... - Are zipper storage bag... · 1 reply · +1 points

I bought a big roll of acid free newsprint paper and I wrap each figure in that, and then put them all into a tupperware bin. Yeah, so of the accessories fall out from time to time, but they won't go anywhere, and I feel a lot better about how the figures are stored. I've got a bunch of old Marvel Legends stored like that, and they are all still in great shape, even though a lot of them started out really sticky.

13 years ago @ Poe Ghostal's Poi... - Just a quick note rega... · 0 replies · +1 points

If you don't want to clear out your cache you can just hit ctrl+F5 and it will load the page correctly.

14 years ago @ Infinite Hollywood - Figure Review: Figma R... · 0 replies · +2 points

He looks really cool, except for his mouth. It kind of looks like Charlie Brown in a Robocop outfit.

14 years ago @ Infinite Hollywood - Lego Advent Calendar -... · 0 replies · +1 points

I really enjoyed this series too, but I must say I was really disappointed with what Lego was able to come up with for an Advent Calendar. It had so much potential, and yet it all seemed very underwhelming. When you first started I thought about going out and getting one for myself because it seemed like it would be a lot of fun, but now I'm glad I didn't drop the $35.

14 years ago @ Infinite Hollywood - Figure Review: Playmob... · 1 reply · +1 points

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "Wastrel." I usually take that to mean someone that is a spendthrift. What does that have to do with being confrontational? And I'm not even sure which figure you are referring to as a wastrel.

14 years ago @ Poe Ghostal's Poi... - Guest Review > Captain... · 0 replies · +1 points

"The fascination all began back in the sixties when toy manufacturer Mego introduced what was essentially Barbie for Boys "

Umm...Mego didn't start making action figures until the 70s, and even then GI Joe predated those figures by almost ten years. I'm not sure if you were trying to get a different point across or not, but as it is right now, you make it sound like Mego was the first company to do "Barbie for boys", which just isn't true.

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