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I've decided to make a concerted effort to get my hands on a threeA figure. They always look amazing but I'm never able to get my order in before they sell out.
ThreeA is teasing pictures of a delicious new World War Robot
Don't even get me started on threeA, because once I start babbling about them, I never stop. Instead, let's focus on this new robot that they are teasing on their forum, which we found via Spanky Stokes. And which we want really, really bad. Or I do, anyway. We don't have too much info on this guy aside from the fact that he clearly has a Japanese theme. The first teaser, posted on the threeA blog here, shows a small sidecar piece, while the larger robot was posted with the title "JDF huh?". Fans are drooling on the forums, as they right should be ... this looks like a sick set. We'll bring you more details as soon as we hear them, but what do you think of what they've shown us so far? Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
Legacy Comments (will be imported soon)I've decided to make a concerted effort to get my hands on a threeA figure. They always look amazing but I'm never able to get my order in before they sell out. 9:00 AM on 05.28.2013 ThreeA's Metal Gear RAY is still aliveIt's been a good long while since we've seen ThreeA Toys' Metal Gear RAY, but new photos of the prototype have popped up on — where else? — Hideo Kojima's Twitter. The images really don't show off much more than R...
7:00 PM on 05.26.2013 ThreeA Toys is making TF2: Mann vs. Machine figuresThreeA Toys has used their Team Fortress 2 license so far to make a plastic sandwich. But times, they are a'changing, because a blurry teaser popped up on the ThreeA Production Blog Friday, and now the scaled figures are comi...
1:00 PM on 05.21.2013 Pre-order details for ThreeA's Atlas and P-Body emergeAfter a long while in hiding, ThreeA's renditions of the 'bots from Portal 2, Atlas and P-Body, recently re-emerged in stunning detail along with the reveal they'd be available for pre-order this month. Now the ThreeA bl...
5:30 PM on 05.07.2013 ThreeA's Atlas and P-Body due for pre-order this monthThreeA's Iron Man isn't the only big news from today. Last month brought news of the resurrection of Portal 2's Atlas and P-Body in the form of two figures by the company. It's one thing to put in LEDs and call it a day. In a...
2:15 PM on 05.07.2013 ThreeA unveils their 1/6-scale Iron ManThreeA designer Ashley Wood announced back in February that the company had acquired the licence to produce figures based on the iconic Marvel Comics universe, but we've been kept waiting to see what the company's first desig...
9:30 PM on 04.28.2013 A quick look at what's new with ThreeAWith all the events that have been going on, we've fallen a bit behind on what's new with ThreeA Toys. So now, let's play some quick catch-up, because there's a few bits of news we might want to spotlight ... and a few things...
9:30 PM on 04.06.2013 ThreeA's Atlas and P-Body appear after a year in hidingIt's been quite some time since we last heard from ThreeA regarding their work on Portal 2's popular bots, Atlas and P-Body. What we saw nearly a year ago was a couple of prototypes, with very little to go on except for their...
5:00 PM on 03.29.2013 Bandai, ThreeZero announce new collaborationBandai is partnering itself with ThreeZero to launch a new 1/12-scale mech figure based on a design by Kunio Okawara. If the name sounds at all familiar, he is the man who's helped design many of the mecha in the Gundam franc...
8:00 AM on 03.21.2013 ThreeA news roundup: New clubs, new CaesarsIt's been a bit since we've covered ThreeA news in depth, so I figured a little round-up of recent announcements couldn't hurt, right? And there's quite a few announcements, indeed. They include a new club for those with 3AA ...
4:00 PM on 03.18.2013 Custom Made Monday: Everyone loves Gizmo DuckWelcome back, folks, to Custom Made Monday! Once again, we've gathered up some customs for our spotlight feature, and they span quite a wide swath of the collectibles world this week. From custom figures to original sculpts t...
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