Glad to see JoyToy picking up this license. I have their 1/24 Mechs and the build quality is amazing. Just wish these were in the inch in scale.
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1 hour ago, Mr_Scary92 said:Just for the sake of fun...
They have some nice detail work i must admit. glad for you.
4 hours ago, deecee4 said:Defcon in Oklahoma? That's so random.I was at that show when he was there, came all the way from the east coast to see him(I was a huge fan at the time). Havent thought about that in ages lol.
Yep, that's the one. Those were simpler times.
These look great. In some ways they look better than Mcfarlane's stuff. The only thing is the pricepionts a little high for me and I tend to stick to 6 to seven inch scale stuff. So Todd you still got my money.
On 5/28/2021 at 12:15 PM, hainrs said:Joy Toy produce some of the best if not the best product out there. They are certainly top 3 or top 2 in the 1/18th world. Sculpting, paint, and everything else is top of the line. They put McFarlane to shame, and I love McFarlane's stuff, but his stuff still has aesthetic issues that I'm still trying to figure out why he doesn't tweak. They're just small things that would make his already cool figs even better. McFarlane has an ego, and he's one of the biggest, most pompous asses you'd ever want to meet. I met him in the 90s when he attended one of our Def-Cons and he was difficult to work with and a huge ass, but he brought in the public. We wanted both him and Hamill and they both wanted $10,000, so we could only do one. Kind of wish they'd gone with Hamill, although time has proven him to be a maniac thanks to Twitter, so I don't care now, but back then before Twitter destroyed what we thought of Hollywood people it would have been cool. Anyway, these Joy Toy Warhammer figs are going to be awesome and we'll get vehicles to go with them, but they're gonna cost hundreds of dollars each most likely (the vehicles).
Defcon in Oklahoma? That's so random.I was at that show when he was there, came all the way from the east coast to see him(I was a huge fan at the time). Havent thought about that in ages lol.
Staying on topic, these look really good. But I'm fine with the McF figures.
Joy Toy produce some of the best if not the best product out there. They are certainly top 3 or top 2 in the 1/18th world. Sculpting, paint, and everything else is top of the line. They put McFarlane to shame, and I love McFarlane's stuff, but his stuff still has aesthetic issues that I'm still trying to figure out why he doesn't tweak. They're just small things that would make his already cool figs even better. McFarlane has an ego, and he's one of the biggest, most pompous asses you'd ever want to meet. I met him in the 90s when he attended one of our Def-Cons and he was difficult to work with and a huge ass, but he brought in the public. We wanted both him and Hamill and they both wanted $10,000, so we could only do one. Kind of wish they'd gone with Hamill, although time has proven him to be a maniac thanks to Twitter, so I don't care now, but back then before Twitter destroyed what we thought of Hollywood people it would have been cool. Anyway, these Joy Toy Warhammer figs are going to be awesome and we'll get vehicles to go with them, but they're gonna cost hundreds of dollars each most likely (the vehicles).
