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The Little Prime That CouldThe Little Prime That Could.
An amazing Hearts of Steel Optimus Prime custom by Griffith and Michael Accardi. (More.)

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Ultra Ultra MagnusUltra Ultra Magnus.
A custom by Boskoes Toys.

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Young's young Iron ManYoung’s young Iron Man.
A neat custom based on Skottie Young’s Iron Man: Armored Adventures comic cover.

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Randy Albert's Gio Paredes customRandy Albert’s Gio Paredes custom.
“This is truly an unexpected and wonderful birthday surprise.” (Related.)

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The Wild Blue YonderThe Wild Blue Yonder.
A custom of The Tick. (See also.)

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SICSIC.
Digirama by Azella Valda.

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8-bit Transformers8-bit Transformers.
Art by Robert Penney.

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Yo ArtYo Art!
G.I. Joe package art. (See also.)

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ZPrinter 650 and 3D printingZPrinter 650 and 3D printing.
“We are still pretty far from printing an action figure.”

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The Toys of PeaceThe Toys of Peace.
A short story by Saki.

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Optimus Prime, cartoon-styleOptimus Prime, cartoon-style.
This phenomenal paint job by frogDNA even has cartoon-style shadows and reflections. (More.)

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Optimus Prime ver. LegoOptimus Prime ver. Lego.
A Johnny Tang creation.

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CatmanCatman.
A fine custom by RoboKillah.

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Grey as a mouse, big as a Lego houseGrey as a mouse, big as a Lego house.
A Lego Oliphaunt by Yu. (More Lego Lord of the Rings.)

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Robo-JoeRobo-Joe.
John Mallamas’s fine update of the original.

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Jim Tarpley's MicronerdJim Tarpley’s Micronerd.
“It’s micro-me.”

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G.I. Joe Adventure Team 1949G.I. Joe Adventure Team 1949.
“They would be the foundation for a new generation of adventurers in 1970.”

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Pure. Fresh. Clean.Pure. Fresh. Clean.
A photo by shadowowl.

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Evil Lord of Destruction and friendsEvil Lord of Destruction and friends.
A cool piece of Masters of the Universe art by aLDO mARQUES.

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Glass toysGlass toys.
“Most Glass toys embody several principles: 1) they are big (so that they ‘participate with a child’); 2) they are made of plastic, with all of plastic’s built-in obsolescence; 3) they are eminently TV-promotable.” (A Time article from 1962.)

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