Wednesday, June 27, 2012

COOMODEL OUR50002 1:6 Simulation Skull

COOMODEL OUR50002 1:6 Simulation Skull (Eye Movement)


COOLMODEL just launched its 1/6 Scale simulation skulls. This series of products are divided into four colors: white, silver, old color, copper color.

Following pictures show the skull with body and clothing, while this is just for the whole effection, and if you want to get the whole set, you can buy the true body in our site. But now, enjoy them!!!


Expected ship date: Sep 2012

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

A Guide to Buying Action Figures Online

Speaking to collect toy figures, I am absolutely the biggest collector around. I thought I should write a short guide about how to buy great action figures based on my esperience. So, if you are relatively new to the world of action figures, these tips may help you on the right track.


1. Buy From Reputable Shops

Many first-time figure buyers end up buying bootlegs simply because they can't tell whether a store is legitimate or not. Sometimes buyers may not realize they've bought a bootleg until they see an authentic figure, and by then it's too late to return it. Generally, stores that sell figures for less than MSRP are selling bootlegs unless they have a special promotion or the figure is on clearance. If you aren't sure what the price should be, check the manufacturer's website.

2. Preorder Your Figure

If there's a figure that you really want, there's probably a good chance that a lot of people really want it too. This is why, if the figure hasn't been released, it's a good idea to preorder it. Unlike toys, which are continually manufactured to meet demand, figures and some limited edition toys are released in limited quantities and when they sell out, you're going to have a tough time getting your hands on one. Some stores also offer discounts for placing an order early.

3. Shop Around

Not all stores will sell the same figure for the same price, so it pays to take a look at some other stores before hitting that checkout button. Don't forget to take the cost of shipping into account as well. Stores that aren't based in Japan may have higher prices since they need to import the collectible figures, but they may also save you a bit on shipping depending on where you live. The Japan-based stores also cater to Japanese customers so they're more likely to be sold out of popular items.

4. Check The Bargain/Clearance Stock

If there is a figure that you want, but it doesn't seem to be selling well, then you might want to hold off buying and check the bargain/clearance stock to see if it ends up there. Be careful not to wait too long though, because the figure may just be selling slowly and end up out of stock before you know it.

5. Used Figures

Some people may not want to buy used figures, but sometimes it's the only way to get a figure that has long been sold out. In fact, some used figures are so great and cherished as its has long history and story, generally, they are not so cheap. If you have any means to get some used figures, you have think about them.

This information should help anyone looking to buy their first figure online get started. If other collectors have more to add, feel free to leave a comment.

Monday, June 25, 2012

7-HOBBY NEW DESIGN --- STORM

7-HOBBY has released a new work today --- Storm. This is the third main work on its design and production section.



Damn it! I hate patrol in this fucking weather. Mm…it’s not a good sign. The smell of war again, so intense. Should tell my folks to be more careful.

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

What Toy Buyers Do

Toy buyers assess and purchase collectible toys for retail sale. They decide which toys make it or do not make it on to the shelves of stores. This gives them enormous financial responsibility, especially around the winter holiday shopping season.

Toy buyers work for large, general toy stores, specialty toy stores or large general retail stores that sell toys. They earn a salary. But some may get a commission based on how well a toy they bought sells.

Toy buyers also travel a lot. The Internet has made it easier for toy buyers and suppliers to interact. But toy buyers cannot simply base purchasing decisions on Internet catalogs. That means they spend a lot of time on the road.

The three major toy shows are spread across three continents. And there are a number of regional shows across North America throughout the year. "Every time there is a fair in North America, we try to be there," says Baruk.

The constant travel may make it difficult, although not impossible, for people with physical disabilities to find work as toy buyers, says Baruk. Those with sensory disabilities may also find it difficult to find work as toy buyers because they may find it difficult to evaluate toys from all perspectives.

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

7-HOBBY DESIGN & PRODUCTION

7-hobby.com had published a new section last month to record some interesting designs and creations on new products so that people can know the whole progress about coming itmes.

Most of the designs are action figures which are always previal among kids and adults. Now, 7-HOBBY is updating newest informations about new designs monthly and in next months, you would see the real figures on its site. There are three designers who are doing their best to creat new and fresh figures to get more attentions. You can find them in different section, no matter who it is, you also can enjoy the works. I believe Nemo, Loda or Johnny can give you more surprises.

Until now, there are four articles about the works as you can see. They are "The NaminaX", "Half Face", "Run! You have five minutes", "Fighting". Four main designs can give you new world about action figures and I hope you can love it and keep focusing on it.





Friday, June 15, 2012

HOT TOYS US Secret Service-Emergency Response Team ERT w/G36C Action Figure


Product Description
Hot Toys US Secret Service-Emergency Response Team ERT w/G36C Action Figure
[HT-001479]
1/6 scale Action Figure
Details:

Uniform:
Tactical Jacket
Body Armor
Secret Service Vest
Police BDU
Face Mask
Duty Belt
Cap

Accessories:
Low Profile Headset w/ Radio
Assault Gloves
Assault Boots
Watches
Carbiner
Handcuff
Flashlight w/ Pouch
Pistol Magazine Pouch
Gas Mask Pouch
Utility Pouch
Goggles

Weapons:
G36C
M9 Pistol w/ Holster
Ankle Knife