Disney's Tarzan - McDonald's Happy Meal Toy

I bought this Happy Meal toy based on the Disney movie Tarzan several years ago at a yard sale. He's a pretty basic figure, but I thought I might customize him some day for use in a stop motion animation project. Tarzan is pretty basic but features articulation at the shoulders, hip, and knees. The figure balances well and can be easily posed in different stances. Tarzan was available at McDonald's in 1999.

Poe Dameron - Star Wars: The Force Awakens

Poe knows... how to fly an X-Wing Fighter, but do you know Poe? Check out our review of the new Poe Dameron figures from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. This video covers both the single carded, and deluxe versions of Poe.

Saurod & King Chooblah - MOTUC

Yesterday's Action Figure Adventures video features two Masters of the Universe Classics figures. Saurod based on the '87 movie and King Chooblah from the 200x cartoon series. Both figures are incredibly well detailed and use  ton of new parts. King Chooblah is very impressive because his physical appearance is so different from that of a standard "He-Man". Check out my video review below.

Thunder Punch He-Man - Vintage MOTU

I've always been a fan of the original He-Man variants from the Masters of the Universe Line. I recently picked up Thunder Punch He-Man. Unfortunately I don't have his chrome shield but the figure is in great shape and he did come with his cool clear gold sword.

His chest is a little funky the way it is sculpted to include his action feature "back pack". His armor is non-removable and part of the chest sculpt.  He's got some nice vac-metal chrome on this armor. Thunder Punch He-Man has the typical Masters Action Punch feature, but when a cap is put inside his backpack he makes a loud sound.

One unique thing about Thunder Punch He-Man is that his one hand is sculpted into a fist. This goes along well with his feature, but makes it hard for him to hold accessories.

SEO Toy Review on Pixel Dan

Here is another episode of Pixel Dan's Blind Bag Mini Figure Madness in which he opens a package we sent him from SEO Toy Review. He opens our box around 5:26. Keep up the great videos Dan!

Here are some clips from the 80's Voice Actor Panel at Retro Con. The video features Michael Bell, John Moschitta Jr, Doug Stone, and Michael McConnohie. Michael Bell is probably best know as Duke from GI Joe, Prowl from Transformers and Grumpy Smurf. John Moschitta is best known as Blurr from Transformers and as the Micro Machine Man. Doug Stone was Matt Tracker and many other characters on MASK. Michael  McConnohie was Tracks on Transformers, Cross Country from GI Joe, and the Litch King from World of Warcraft.

The Audio isn't the best, but you can tell what they are saying.

T-1000 Officer and John Connor T2 ReAction Figures - Funko

Today's Action Figure Adventures video focuses on John Connor two versions of the T-1000 ReAction Figures from Funko's line based on T2: Judgment Day. I've been loving the Terminator figures and I was really happy to find these guys. Check out the T-800 arm that comes with John as an accessory in the video review below.

Adam Bomb - Garbage Pail Kids Blind Box Figures

Over the weekend I made many awesome purchases at Retro Con. One of my favorites is the Adam Bomb figure from the new line of Garbage Pail Kids vinyl figure line. The staff from the Breaux Show were selling them un-blind boxed which helped me get the one I wanted with out the pain of buying blind. He's not sitting... and he doesn't have the little remote in his hand like on the original trading card, but they need to be able to reuse some of his parts to makes these guy economical. Adam Bomb is one of my favorite GBC and is sort of a mascot for the famous trading cards.

Buzz Saw Hordak and Mara of Primus - MOTUC

More Masters of the Universe Classics figures! Buzz Saw Hordak and Mara of Primus are this months releases from Matty Collector. Check out my video review of these figures based on a variant from the original line and an unproduced prototype from the New Adventures line.

Kelek and Ringlerun LJN Dungeons & Dragons Wizards

Below are the two wizard figures from the Dungeons and Dragons toy line made by LJN. The evil Wizard Kelek (left)  and the good Wizard Ringlerun (right). Both figures are missing their soft goods robes and staffs. They look more like street urchins that powerful wizards dressed like this.

Both figures feature "GIJoe like" articulation at the shoulders and hips, but that's about it. No neck, knees or elbow movement. I bought both of these guys a yard sales as a kid.

Force Friday: Midnight Madness visit to Toys R Us

We went to Force Friday to check out the new Star Wars toys at Toys R Us! They were flying off the shelves. Check out our little adventure. I'll try to post pictures and reviews of some of our purchases here over the weekend.

Flea Market Finds Video #3

More Flea Market Finds! Check out all the cool stuff I've found recently.