Are you a fan of Anchorman?
If you are, Paul of Idle Hands shares this neat news: a 13" Ron Burgundy doll er action figure is available on Amazon.com. (Yes, that makes him a little taller than most playscale figures, but what else could you expect of the always classy Mr. Burgundy?) Beeline Creative presents their first action figure, a 13" Ron Burgundy figure and 8" versions of Ron and his KVWN Channel 4 News Team.
To like Beeline Creative on FaceBook, go to this link.
For previews of the upcoming Anchorman 2, go to this link.
Think you will be adding this pseudo-1970s icon to your collection?
Brotherly love in playscale: finding diversity in fashion dolls and action figures from the 1960s to now: Barbie, Fashion Royalty, Momoko, Susie, GI Joe, Power Team, Mixis.
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Mixis Doll Sale - $19.95 ANY One
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
ALL MIXIS DOLLS $19.95
TWO WEEKS ONLY!
(Price valid from Nov 28 to Dec 13)
Articulation, you will ask. The Mixis Limited dolls have articulated elbows. The Mixis First dolls have standard, straight arms. Both sets of dolls have click bend knees and can sit and move their arms up/down and turn their heads. Additional posts about the Mixis bodies are here, here, here, and here. DBG and Roxanne have written several posts about the Mixis dolls.
The Mixis store now ships to the United States as well as Canada. And if you need shipping to another country, send an email query to them first.
Note: American customers, there are additional fees outside the sale cost. Please read the relevant information on the Mixis store shipping page.
Good luck and may you get the Mixis you want.
Play Hut's Mystixx Dolls Return
Remember I wrote a post about the Mystixx dolls? The creepy two-faced dolls by Play Hut ... well, some people like them because they are back. Moreover, Azra and Kalani have brought friends with them. Yes, the Vampire quartet is complete: Siva and Talin have joined the line-up.
Azra = blue
Kalani = green
Siva = purple
Talin = pink
The face looks the same (probably is the same), but they have different wig styles and outfits in goth or punk themes. Read ... additional fashions, yes! Most of the Vampire dolls listed above are also available in these themes:
Zombie dolls play "beautiful human girl by day or mesmerizing zombie by night"
Grimm dolls play fairy tale girl or masked forest creature
(P.S. can anyone explain how Kalani can be a vampire AND a vegetarian?)
Ashley Confessions of a Doll Collector
jpopluvr1000 Mystixx Zombie Azra review
Monica J of Sofamilyonline
Mystixx dolls have a Facebook page in addition to a Flickr Hive site brimming with photos of them. Play Hut claims the brand on their website.
Happy viewing and reading.
Azra = blue
Kalani = green
Siva = purple
Talin = pink
The face looks the same (probably is the same), but they have different wig styles and outfits in goth or punk themes. Read ... additional fashions, yes! Most of the Vampire dolls listed above are also available in these themes:
Zombie dolls play "beautiful human girl by day or mesmerizing zombie by night"
Grimm dolls play fairy tale girl or masked forest creature
Articles on the Mystixx Dolls
Of Toys and Games sales site(P.S. can anyone explain how Kalani can be a vampire AND a vegetarian?)
Reviews of the Mystixx Dolls
Emily Toy PhilosopherAshley Confessions of a Doll Collector
jpopluvr1000 Mystixx Zombie Azra review
Monica J of Sofamilyonline
Mystixx on Social Media
Mystixx dolls have a Facebook page in addition to a Flickr Hive site brimming with photos of them. Play Hut claims the brand on their website.
Happy viewing and reading.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
New Source for 12" M&C Power Team Action Figures!
There is a NEW toy store at 1708 Chestnut Street in Center City. Yes! Was I surprised? Yes. Did I go there? Yes. I had to see what they had - just in case.
Oh the name of the store? ToyZam. Their motto: It's Okay to Play! And there was a lot of playing going on at the store. Kids and at least one staff member riding an Ezy Roller, noise-making toy animals sounding off, tormenting of musical instruments, and other "fun" activities. I checked the doll line - nothing outstanding - Disney princesses, Chic Boutique princesses, Monster High dolls, and some playline Barbies. The prices seemed a little high: the 2013 Holiday Barbie costs $49.99. Monster High dolls ranged from $19.99 for the Dead Tired, Dance Class, and Skultimate Roller Maze dolls to $34.99 for the Sweet 1600 and Ghouls Rule dolls.
I'm pleased to see a toy store on Chestnut Street, but I'm not overwhelmed until I came to a wall of green boxes and black boxes. Well now. Green boxes ... yes, you guessed right. The M&C Power Team guys were on the shelves. About eight to ten figures. Price? They are $12.99 a figure. The basic PT guys with some extra accessories thrown into the box. Not enough or big enough accessories to warrant $19.99. Although the $20 sets usually had useful accessories - animals or vehicles, furniture, etc. - so the price bump didn't matter so much. But think: Power Team figures outside of Big Lots! Happy dance time.
Because I know someone will ask: no, they did not have any Black or Asian figures in the store. However, that the store carries the Power Team guys at all, that gives me hope that someday, I might find them there. The "them" I mention are the ethnic guys. Or, let me honest, any race or ethnic playscale male figure whose face pleases me. How can I resist them - they are World Peacekeepers, after all.
So check your East Coast neighborhoods for Toyzam stores. Best of luck finding your Power Team crew.
Oh the name of the store? ToyZam. Their motto: It's Okay to Play! And there was a lot of playing going on at the store. Kids and at least one staff member riding an Ezy Roller, noise-making toy animals sounding off, tormenting of musical instruments, and other "fun" activities. I checked the doll line - nothing outstanding - Disney princesses, Chic Boutique princesses, Monster High dolls, and some playline Barbies. The prices seemed a little high: the 2013 Holiday Barbie costs $49.99. Monster High dolls ranged from $19.99 for the Dead Tired, Dance Class, and Skultimate Roller Maze dolls to $34.99 for the Sweet 1600 and Ghouls Rule dolls.
I'm pleased to see a toy store on Chestnut Street, but I'm not overwhelmed until I came to a wall of green boxes and black boxes. Well now. Green boxes ... yes, you guessed right. The M&C Power Team guys were on the shelves. About eight to ten figures. Price? They are $12.99 a figure. The basic PT guys with some extra accessories thrown into the box. Not enough or big enough accessories to warrant $19.99. Although the $20 sets usually had useful accessories - animals or vehicles, furniture, etc. - so the price bump didn't matter so much. But think: Power Team figures outside of Big Lots! Happy dance time.
Because I know someone will ask: no, they did not have any Black or Asian figures in the store. However, that the store carries the Power Team guys at all, that gives me hope that someday, I might find them there. The "them" I mention are the ethnic guys. Or, let me honest, any race or ethnic playscale male figure whose face pleases me. How can I resist them - they are World Peacekeepers, after all.
So check your East Coast neighborhoods for Toyzam stores. Best of luck finding your Power Team crew.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Halloween Photo Contest Kelly and Friends Leaving for New Homes
Halloween Kelly and Friends to be Chosen
Okay, the kiddies will be going to their new homes: Super Cool Doll House chose Dragon Tommy and ethnic Peppermint Kelly. So the remaining contest prizes are
Mummy Tommy (blond) and Spider Belinda (black hair pulled back)
I Can Be a Nurse Kelly (blond) and ethnic The Princess and the Pauper Kelly (brunette)
Pumpkin Nikki and Clown Kelly (both blond)
I'm contacting the remaining contestants to remind them of their prizes and to ask them for their choice of doll and sites to be tweeted.
Okay, the kiddies will be going to their new homes: Super Cool Doll House chose Dragon Tommy and ethnic Peppermint Kelly. So the remaining contest prizes are
Mummy Tommy (blond) and Spider Belinda (black hair pulled back)
I Can Be a Nurse Kelly (blond) and ethnic The Princess and the Pauper Kelly (brunette)
Pumpkin Nikki and Clown Kelly (both blond)
I'm contacting the remaining contestants to remind them of their prizes and to ask them for their choice of doll and sites to be tweeted.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
toyhaven: Comparison of 1/6th scale 12-inch Action Figure Bo...
Here's a link to @lex of Toyhaven's recent post showing the pose-ability of three playscale action figures. MUST see for those seeking new articulated male figures. These are not your average Kens or Joes. Enjoy the photos AND the descriptions ...
toyhaven: Comparison of 1/6th scale 12-inch Action Figure Bo...
Okay, I will say it for you: bring on the buff guys. LOL. Could not resist.
toyhaven: Comparison of 1/6th scale 12-inch Action Figure Bo...
Okay, I will say it for you: bring on the buff guys. LOL. Could not resist.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
New So In Style Prom Dolls
L'ubo, a regular on Facebook's So in Style and other doll groups, shared links to the new So In Style Prom dolls. I am sharing those links here for S.i.S. fans to view. Alas, these are basic dolls - limited articulation, but they have new hair styles and new fashions.
(Ack! What am I typing?! At this time? New hair styles and outfits? But hey, it is news. Maybe the new fashions will inspire someone? Sigh.)
Well, here are the links:
Grace
Kara
Trichelle
Please note: the Amazon web site and the links have some typos for Grace and Kara. Grace has become "Chandra" while Kara is called "Chandra" on one line. Huh? You say. Check the photos, I answer and wink.
Thanks again, L'ubo for sharing the photos and the links.
(Ack! What am I typing?! At this time? New hair styles and outfits? But hey, it is news. Maybe the new fashions will inspire someone? Sigh.)
Well, here are the links:
Grace
Kara
Trichelle
Please note: the Amazon web site and the links have some typos for Grace and Kara. Grace has become "Chandra" while Kara is called "Chandra" on one line. Huh? You say. Check the photos, I answer and wink.
Thanks again, L'ubo for sharing the photos and the links.
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