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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: indie-lad on March 24, 2012, 10:24:41 AM
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A Complete Collectors Analysis on the Greatest and Most Questionable Super Toys Ever Made!!!
Everything you wanted to know but where afraid to ask...it's all right here!!!
Enjoy toy fans!!!
P.S. A lot of Lou Ferrigno info included so be prepared to pay your $20.00!!
http://hero-envy.blogspot.com/2012/03/mego-elastic-superheroes.html
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I had the spidey as a kid.
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Fun toys back in the day, no doubt!!
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I liked the Aurora super hero models back in the day...........good stuff!
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I liked the Aurora super hero models back in the day...........good stuff!
Good call Wes, those models were the shit.
Today's toys are shit, just like the rest of the generation...
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The most anatomically muscularly-accurate Hulk toy was this(below). There may have been Hulk kit models comparable, but for a $9 dollar action figure, this was uncomparable and remains so today.
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All Hulk, all the way...
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The most anatomically muscularly-accurate Hulk toy was this(below). There may have been Hulk kit models comparable, but for a $9 dollar action figure, this was uncomparable and remains so today.
I have this hulk toy, also look at the Venom piggy bank, it is a bust of the upper body, insane detailing...
(http://images.superherostuff.com/image-bankvenombust-primary-watermark.jpg)
(http://www.piranhakeeper.com/itempics/marvelbankvenombust001.jpg)
(http://www.catacombscds.com/images/venom_marvel/venom_piggy_bank.jpg)
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The most anatomically muscularly-accurate Hulk toy was this(below). There may have been Hulk kit models comparable, but for a $9 dollar action figure, this was uncomparable and remains so today.
Pffff....120 pounds of Bruce Banner without gear
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That's 128 1/2 lbs of Bruce Banner....get it right! :P