>>99 Here's the Darkbomber pics I promised to take. As mentioned previously, I was quite disapoointed by this figure; while I appreciate McFarlane for not being a cheapskate when it comes to new molds, unlike Mattel and Hasbro, a retool of Cuddle Team Leader would be much better choice. Not only the proportions are far more slender and feminine, but the articulation range is also superior. If you look closely at the first pic, you would notice a stress mark, that because the geniuses at McFarlane have decided to make the crotch/panties area from hard plastic, in contrast to previous figures. Furthermore, that stupid fragile belt exetension isn't even accurate to the character design (or more precisely "skin"), in fact her belt should look more like Cuddle Team Leader Belt. It's really frustrating how it seems McFarlane keep taking one step forward, two steps back. In regard to previous posts that sadly were deleted: Yes, Fortnite' success did influence playline action figures for the better; Jazwares got two new licenseshit: Halo and AEW (All Elite Wrestling). By disliking typical Fortnite designs did you mean the boring basic ones like Jonesy? I can see that, I dislike them as well.

>>163 >By disliking typical Fortnite designs did you mean the boring basic ones like Jonesy? I can see that, I dislike them as well. I meant the overly-specific, can-only-ever-be-Fortnite figures. Some of them look great for customs fodder (notably ones like Wildcard, Inferno, the more generic looking soldiers) and some work on the merits of just being a bit more wacky (banana guy and Leviathan springs to mind). Then you get shit like the rabbit raider and tomatohead which just don't look good. It's like they couldn't tell if they wanted a realistic soldier or a wacky character so they compromised.

>>171 Ahh..yes, the wacky designs aren't my cup of tea either, but I still appreciate them. My favorite ones are the edgy designs; they bring back that 2000's spirit of edginess and fill the gap that Monster High have left. I really hope they will bring Ice King back after the Corona will end

Dusted off the camera and took some shoots earlier.

>>240 Great pics soldier and good taste Did you use green background?

>>240 Did you use a green background or a computer screen? Really liking the elenor pic

>>242 >>244 Used a pc monitor for the background and attempted to match the lighting with my shitty set up of a desk lamp and flashlight. Thanks for the compliments lads.

>>245 No problem man, for such a quick and simple setup it's really effective.

Bought a fox and took some pics recently.

>>378 Nice pics, the one in which she is walking on a log is my favorite.

>>378 Very nice photos and posing anon. Bet it took a while to balance her on the log, but the results were worth it!

>>378 this is nice t. not toyfag

I took some pics and a short video appropriately to upcoming October

>>456 >Spinning skeleton of death Pretty spooky

After ages of not having the time to take photos, I've finally gotten back into it and it feels good. I was a bit nervous with taking the CaRB out as he's the most expensive and delicate toy I've owned but thankfully everything turned out ok. My posing needs a little work (again not used to having so much articulation in a figure lol) and I'm hoping there's a re-release of the Synthetic Human so I can get him somebody to fight.

>>519 Honestly, don't be too worried about using the CaRB. I have (accidentally) dropped mine several times, I've popped off his arms and legs and swapped them with my Synthetic Human and I've put him in some really crazy poses - and there's been no joint looseness or damage of any kind. And yes, they're amazing figures!

>>521 Oh that's very reassuring to hear! Thanks anon.

>>519 >>520 Great photos anon! My two favorite are last ones in each post (CaRB looking up and the sniper hiding in the "bushes"). >>521 Solid adult collector toys are so rare, I wish it was the standard. In contrast my S.H. Figuarts Battle Droid is so fragile, I'm considering it more as display piece. I really need to add some 1000toys to my collection. Fun Fact : Jhonen Vasquez, the creator of Invader Zim owns CaRB.

>>526 >I really need to add some 1000toys to my collection. They're my favourite toy company. I have never had a single figure from them that wasn't exactly what I wanted. That's a pretty cool fun fact! How did you find that out, I can't seem to find any information on him lately.

>>530 It was few years ago when there was talking about new Invader Zim movie by nickelodeon; I checked his blog on tumblr and then somehow got to his instagram and just happened to see CaRB, he said it was a gift given to him. I bet, many, if not most animators naturally own toys. I can imagine Genndy Tartakovsky own some Shogun Warriors/Poppy Chogokin.

>>526 Thank you; they were my favourite photos too.

Crazy Bones are fun things to carry around in case you get photo opportunities.

>>653 Cute, I have Mighty Beanz, but they can't stand like Crazy Bones.

>>653 i remember those, too bad the painted ones were hard to get

>>661 What country are you in? There weren't any unpainted ones that I remember and I've looked online but nothing is coming up. Maybe your region got unpainted ones?

>>663 yeah, on my region most were unpainted, came in blind-packs of 3 or 4 plus stickers Painted ones were rare (got 1 out of like 5 or 6 of those packs)

>>664 Oh that's interesting, in my region there were only painted ones. Like yours they came in blind-packs of 3 or 4 with stickers. I think I still have the sticker albums somewhere too; I remember getting them because the albums came with a pack and the local shops had them discounted so much they cost the same as an individual pack.

Oi little shits post more toy pics in the toyboard!

Some turtle-mountain gacha toys, not articulated at all

Some legendary weapon pencil caps I think there was a 2nd series, but could not get em.