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Picked up a couple more QFig statues from an online discount toy shop. Lovely little renditions of Ghostbusters Peter Venkman & Marvel Comics’ Jessica Jones

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I don’t normally rush to buy a Hot Wheels car, but how could I resist this Scooby Doo/Batmobile mashup!

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Been wanting to share these ever since watching the brilliant new Invader Zim Netflix movie: Here are Dib and Gaz from Palisades figure series back in 2005

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Another figure from James Jarvis’ In Crowd line, here is Ebi-Chan from “The Old Guard” series.

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Picked up these little retro-cartridge fellas off of the eBay the other day. Originally created for inclusion in Lootcrate, I will admit to being particularly fond of the Dr Mario/Dr Who mashup boy

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My stepson picked up this 2006 Marvel Legends Jack O’Lantern for me. One new set of batteries later and his head even lights up too!

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From the 1990’s “Legends of The Batman” line by Kenner, here are Joker & The Riddler

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On the early 2000’s I invested a lot in Pete Fowler’s Monsterism minifigures, but this 9” oversized version of Janitor is the crown jewel in my collection!

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Here are some lovely little Kre-O Transformers, with Optimus Prime showing off his Matrix, Soundwave looking stoic and Starscream scheming away!

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Picking up the Marvel Mashers Agent Venom allowed me to do this!

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And we’re back! Here are Mystique Sonia, Mr No Hands, Golden Eye Husky & Panda King from the Playmates Hero 108 “Kingdom Krashers” range. Goodies on the green turtles, baddies on the ones with shells like German WWII helmets.

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Over on the TOYSREVIL blog, they have been having some discussion as to to the origin of these figures. All I know is that I got mine from Hong Kong in the early 2000’s, he has a stamp saying “X Design” and he is an absolute lad.

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“Millions of Unusual Small Creatures Lurking Everywhere”

Here’s a small selection of some of the more interesting M.U.S.C.L.E. men from back in 1986.

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Another figure in Funko’s Savage World style, here is Scorpion from Mortal Kombat X.

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This “1/20 Scale Lazy Robot Machine Type” figure by Michael Lau was only available with the limited edition CD of L.M.F.’s Crazychildren album, from back in 2002

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Treated myself to one of these face-changing Mighty Muggs figures. Gotta love this grumpy little Stormtrooper.