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Dwayne Gassmann
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Posted: 06 July 2011 at 3:46pm | IP Logged | 1 post reply
Another must get Mighty Mugg for me. Comes with a removable cloth mask.


Looks like most of the future muggs will be SDCC exclusives. At least the last couple have been.
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That drawing of Poison Ivey may be many things, but a SKETCH it isn't!
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yes to the Mugg!
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Bill Mimbu
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The Figma version of THE BIG O's R. Dorothy Wayneright arrived today:

A little sparce on accessories (10 interchangable hands, mop, extra face, hair piece with disc-drive open, Pero the cat, and Figma stand) in comparison to the Figma Kos-Mos release, but Dorothy is a heck of a lot easier to pose than XENOSAGAs android valkyrie (and more accurate to the original design).  Even her mop has a hinge so it can droop realistically.
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Bill Mimbu
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And yes, the Figma's can use the accessories from other releases:

 
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Bill Mimbu
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Uh...

Okay, I'm done now.
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Michael Roberts
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I'm finding R. Dorothy on Amazon and eBay for around $45-50. Is that about right for Figmas?
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Bill Mimbu
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^ Well prices for Figmas can vary, depending on how many accessories come with the figure (and how popular the character is)...

R. Dorothy via HobbyLink Japan only cost me 2,980 Yen (2,400 10% discount price + 580 Yen shipping) which came to $38.16 USD as of two weeks ago. 

http://www.hlj.com/product/MAX06185

I'd say $45 might be a reasonable price, if you're not planning to go through HLJ.

In comparison, the Figma Kos-Mos figure with it's large armory set me back $62.98 USD with shipping included.  I saw the Figma Kos-Mos being sold in the exhibit hall at Anime Expo 2011 for both $60 and $80 USD at two different dealers.  Since the Figma Kos-Mos has been apparently discontinued by Max Factory, I'd say $60 for her is a steal.



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Alex Prewitt
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New Hot Toys Batman Begins Bruce Wayne Head sculpt.
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Joe Hollon
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I got a Tribble!  Found this in my parents' basement, adopted it and brought it home!
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Joe - NOOOOO!!! 

Don't you realize how fast those things multiply? My God, man, you've got to get rid of it before it's too late!
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Bill Mimbu
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^ Heh, in the Anime Expo dealers room this past weekend, there was booth selling the Klingon tribble-eating glommer in stuffed toy form...
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