Showing posts with label custom action figures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label custom action figures. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Doctor Strange Collection @ Comic Book Hideout in Fullerton!
On display at the Fullerton, CA comic book store Comic Book Hideout from Thursday, August 2nd 2018 to Sunday August 26th! Featuring: Original Art! Comics! Toys! Cool one of a kind memorabilia! Come by on Thursday Aug. 2nd from 7pm to 10pm for the opening reception!
Saturday, September 24, 2011
More Awesome Toys For Sale!
A rare blue light cycle and The One Ring to rule them all!
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| Neca 20th Anniversary Blue Light Cycle with Flynn action figure |
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Custom made Cthulhu Action Figure
Long before Monsterclix created a Cthulhu sculpture, and Little Gloomys came out with the Carl Cthulhu doll, and various plush Cthulhu figures could be bought with cuddly stuffed tentacles, I decided to make a Cthulhu figure myself from various spare parts and sculpy. I actually won an early contest in Toyfare Magazine for my efforts!
Monday, November 8, 2010
Lee Marvin
With the Chuck Norris meme done to death by the fact that Chuck Norris is a psycho right wing conservative, it's time for a new hero to replace him. Who better to fill the shoes than Chuck's superior officer in Delta Force... Lee Marvin?!
For those of you who only recognize the name from Reservoir Dogs, I suggest renting "The Big Red One", "The Dirty Dozen", "The Wild One", "Hell In The Pacific", "Gorky Park", "The Killers", "Cat Ballou", "The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance", "Emperor Of The North" or "Point Blank".
Lee was a hard drinking, tough as nails biker, hitman, soldier, and cowboy in his films. He had on-screen fist fights with Marlon Brando and John Wayne, shot Ronald Reagan dead in "The Killers", liberated a death camp with Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) in "The Big Red One", and shared a woman (and some goofy musical numbers) with Clint Eastwood in "Paint Your Wagon".
In real life, Lee was a WWII veteran who was wounded in the Battle of Sai Pan (shot in the ass), directly related to George Washington, and won an Oscar for playing a cowboy whose horse was drunker than he was. There is also a secret society called The Sons of Lee Marvin that counts Tom Waits, Iggy Pop, Nick Cave and Jim Jarmusch among its members. For these reasons (among many others), I was inspired to put together a custom action figure of Lee's character Walker from the movie Point Blank:
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