Category Archives: Toys

It’s Panoramix !

Lego wizard Michael Jasper has his peers puzzled with this scene of Panoramix brewing a potion.  If you know how he does this, tell me ! (via the Brothers Brick)

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Batman generator

You’ve probably seen the “My parents are deaaad” image popping up all over the interwebs.  Now you can easily create your own stupid, zany or disturbing Batman and Robin dialogues with the Batman Comic Generator.  Neat. (Thanks to Eclecticbox – … Continue reading

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Play Alley Oop at home

This Alley Oop board game was produced by Whitman in 1936, and was put of for auction recently on Heritage Auctions.  Thanks to reader Lyle Tucker, you can now print out the game board, and play Oop yourself (after the … Continue reading

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Fold your own JLA

Matt Hawkins of Custom Paper Toys has created a whole line of JLA bobble heads for Arby’s kid’s meals.  They’ll arrive in the stores later this week, and will only be availabe for a short time.  They look good  : … Continue reading

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Hellboy Playmobil

Swedish artist Jakob Westman created a full set set of custom Hellboy-themed Playmobil figurines, including bad guys Ilsa, Rasputin, dr. Krönen and Leopold.  On his website, Jakob as more images of the set and its quite delicious lookin collector’s case. … Continue reading

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Papercraft Tintin

Gene spotted this quite cute papercraft Tintin.  Do check out his blog, as he gives quite a few pointers to similar comics-related models. (photo by Cleber Machado, who also has the large sized printable version of the model on his … Continue reading

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Andy And George Wage War

Erick’s Wonderful Wonderblog has collected a whole series of classic GI Joe comic ads featuring the spoiled brats Andy and George and their toy soldier collection.

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