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James Woodcock
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And I thought I was done.
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Once you start down that path, forever will it consume you
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Vinny Valenti
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Oh my. I think I want this just because of how Ron's moustache ended up like that!
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Bill Murphy
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Mocked this up for fun using the base body for the Amazing Heroes toy line I produce. I thought I share it here as folks would dig it.
Would love to see this figure become a reality.
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John Lee
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Part of the Funko Pop Myths collection. Medusa, Troll, Minotaur, and The Sphinx.
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William Roberge
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I’m building new cabinets for my kitchen and found a way to use the old doors for my man cave...
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Sam Houston
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William, your collection is very similar to mine. Great choices!
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Tim O Neill
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Bill Murphy - that looks great!
Bill Roberge - wonderful collection!!
GO BILLS!
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John Byrne
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There are tiny ones?!?!?!?!?!
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William Roberge
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JB: There are tiny ones?!?!?!?!?!
They are from an advent calendar. They are very cute but do not “bobble”.
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William Roberge
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Ryan Maxwell
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There are also several waves of their Mystery Mini line (sold in single packs and all blind box style, but I just buy the ones I like off eBay already opened), covering both movies and more traditional looks. I don't have any for Marvel, but they are quite nice, and hard, solid plastic without any articulation.
Here are some of mine for scale with the standard Pops. The lines all have their own style. Gollum is a bit different, the 'prize' out of a Funko Gollum cereal box, but he fits perfectly with Frodo and Sam.
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John Byrne
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Don’t think I’ve ever seen a Subterranean figure!
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