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October Toys' OMFG! mini-figure lime is getting ready for Series 4, but first, they need to figure out which designs get into Series 4. That's where the collecting community comes in, because they're getting a chance to vote ...
| Brian Szabelski |
October Toys' OMFG mini-figure series is returning for round 3, with a bunch of new designs, and once again, they're setting up a Kickstarter to help fund it. Like past efforts, there's several different pledge levels, incl...
| Brian Szabelski |
Look out, designer toy world, there's a new trio in town: The Disarticulators. Comprised of artists Tru:Tek, Zectron, and Bigmantoys, the trio will have their first official release at the upcoming (In)action Figure Show...
| Brian Szabelski |
Free is good, right? Right. So even if you aren't much of a Transformers fan, but happen to have tomorrow's paper handy, it might not be a bad idea to make use of Hasbro's coupon for one free Transformers Kreon Micro-Changers...
| Jeremy Emerje Crocker |
I love Namco Bandai's Tales of series of co-op playable JRPG's. Many of my childhood and modern fun memories are filled with grinding through dungeons with friends and laughing at jokes while poking fun at the characters in t...
| Jon Wills |
BLACKGARD rolled into DesignerCon with some familiar faces in tow. Of course, there's the newest character, Gumbo, with each clear colorway a one-of-a-kind figure. Also at the booth were one-off colorways of the Grey Guardian...
| Brian Szabelski |
ShelfLife has scored itself the next exclusive colorway of the OMFG! mini-figures series — both Series 1 and Series 2 — in Blood Rage coloring. By that, we mean they'll be blood red figures, standing the usual 2 i...
| Brian Szabelski |
Hey, you. Yes, you; checked out Man-E-Toys' H.U.S.T.L.E. figures and thought you could make a mean sculpt or customization to fit the series? Good news: Man-E-Toys is looking for talent across the whole spectrum of desig...
| Brian Szabelski |
Nicholas "Ni" Merz was out making his convention rounds once again at NYCC. Under the NiStuff banner he filled his booth from end to end with a bunch of custom painted pieces, hand cast molds, and his original creations from ...
| Jeremy Emerje Crocker |