Checklist (morning coffee version)
Updated Figma checklist with Kagura Aya (morning coffee version) review link.
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.
(Please do not hotlink images on these sites.)
Gamu reviews the Bandai Gundam Fix Figuration Metal Composite Unicorn Gundam figure from Gundam Unicorn. (See also.)
Lem reviews the Medicos Entertainment Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Crazy Diamond figure. (See also.)
Gamu, Yo, Shishioh, Tagoal and Alfes review the Bandai S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider Double LunaTrigger figure.
Alfes reviews the Bandai S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider Double HeatMetal figure. (See also.)
Herofigure reviews the Bandai S.H.Figuarts EX Battle Hopper Tamashii Web exclusive toy from Kamen Rider Black. (See also.)
Nuu reviews the Max Factory Figma Kagura Aya (morning coffee version) native-web exclusive figure from se-kirara.
Tagoal reviews the Takara Tomy Transformers Animated TA-06 Megatron figure.
Red reviews the Takara Tomy Transformers Animated TA-10 Cliffjumper figure.
Yo reviews the Takara Tomy Transformers Animated TA-01 Optimus Prime figure. (See also.)
Transformers Baka Ichidai reviews the Takara Tomy Transformers Animated TA-07 Starscream figure. (See also.)
Alfes reviews the Takara Tomy Transformers Revenge of the Fallen EZ Collection Demolishor Shanghai Attack, Infiltrator Soundwave and Defender Optimus Prime store exclusive figures.
Soh-dr reviews the Bandai Tensou Sentai Goseiger Gosei Headder Series Landick Brothers set.
Soh-dr reviews the Bandai Tensou Sentai Goseiger Capsule Gosei Headder 1 prize toys.
Toyhunter reviews the Meiji Chewing Gum Doublejoy ABC Robo F, T and S figures.
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The Man from M.A.R.S.
A Destro custom by Fugazi.
Toy links
Couldn’t lead ant-droids to a picnic.
Revoltech Starscream gets a new paintjob courtesy of frog DNA. (See also.)
Tags: custom, Flickr, photo, Revoltech, Transformers
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Tin titan.
Art by Dan Bru.
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Going green.
“… sales of green toys may balloon to $1 billion, which represents about 5% of the total toy sales over the next five years. … The combination of the biggest toy seller with the world’s greatest investor certainly has the potential for setting a green tone within the toy industry.”
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The world’s most expensive Matchbox toy.
“… the Lesney dumper truck, produced by the Matchbox car company in 1955 as a prototype for a range of larger toys … sold for 10,200 pounds …”