Even as an adult, there's still something magical to me about having three-dimensional art of my favorite characters. Many people prefer statues, but action figures are still the go-to format for me. They're (usually) cheaper, it's easier to get characters in the same scale, you can set up your own scenes (group shots or battles), and they're mad helpful for art reference. Really, wanting figures in the same scale is part of what drove me to make so many sprites of game characters in mostly one style. My favorite scale is still 1/18th, a.k.a. classic Star Wars/G.I.JOE ARAH/Micronauts scale, but I fell back into Marvel Legends (thanks to Hasbro's Onslaught wave) and more 1/12th scale product a few years ago, too.
Game-related galleries: Capcom by 52Toys - Mega Man - Super Mario - Double Dragon (Syndicate Collectibles) - Golden Axe (Storm Collectibles) - Sega (Jakks) - Street Fighter
Other toy line Galleries: Fwoosh Toys - Articulated Icons - G.I. JOE - Masters of the Universe - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Transformers - Marvel Legends - DC Comics - Wrestling
Other Galleries: Toy scale comparisons
All characters and concpets © their respective owners. ScrollBoss and all it's unique concepts, designs and text © James Beaver.
| Customized Action Figures |
| PrimeOp |
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| Stefani Rolento |
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BMA Toys (a waybacked archive of their site is here) display at Mid-Ohio-Con 2003 (sorry for the picture quality, I was a non-rich man with a digital camera in 2003, doing the best he can)
 
Current toy want list
Links to toy-related pixel art galleries
All characters and concpets © their respective owners. ScrollBoss and all it's unique concepts, designs and text © James Beaver.
Toy makers
Shopping links that I've bought from and trust
 BigBadToyStore
 Entertainment Earth
 HobbyLink Japan
Custom item links that I've bought from and trust
Shelf Presents - includes customized labels for the Hasbro Fortnite arcade cabs
DioBolicStudios - Etsy - makers of Wall XD diorama segments and more
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