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Gundars Berzins
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To be continued!
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John Lee
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The 10 inch THING with another Pop for scale, Eyes should have been Blue though for his "Ever Lovin Blue Eyed Thing" saying. J. Byrne I forgot I had the Flying Superman, he goes well with Krypto.
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Ryan Maxwell
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I love that Spider-Man, that issue came out about 4 months into my superhero comic collecting days. Good times.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Sigh...added to the wish list on my Funko app. I'll bet he even has Torch's sign taped to his back?
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Andrew Johnson
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My latest fix
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John Lee
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"Sigh...added to the wish list on my Funko app. I'll bet he even has Torch's sign taped to his back?"
I never thought to even look Ryan.............I'm shocked, he doesn't have the "Kick Me" sign on his back.
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Ryan Maxwell
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That's surprising, they are usually so detailed! Easy enough to add, though.
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John Lee
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James Woodcock
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Don't know if JB would be interested in this, a
Batmobile:
https://www.bradford.co.uk/batmobilesculpturebge.h
tml?
tid=381480&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_cam
paign=batmobilesculpturebge&utm_content=batmints&fbclid=
IwAR3vgfzHlEsKGY9Uhh7Pj0E1m4dnqSCI7DX9YRoXl5YPeumt5I8F5c
QwwIU
It says it measures 5.75 inches in 'width' and 8.25
inches in length
Edited by James Woodcock on 20 April 2020 at 4:32am
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John Byrne
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Looks like a lot of detail for under 6” in length. I’d bet they mean width, as they say.
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James Woodcock
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Apologies. I edited the post after finding out it is 8.25 inches in length
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John Byrne
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Speaking of Batmobiles, the Funko Pop version of the 1950's Batmobile I ordered a while back arrived yesterday. Pretty darn cool. Altho the big-head Batman figure prevents it having the full bubble dome, it does have the portable crime lab in the back. And, unlike the 1966 version, the Batman figure is built for this particular car, molded in a sitting position and holding onto the steering wheel.Neat! 
(Love how they rendered the shadow on the face.)
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