This is probably more of a display-unit
than a 'playset' per se, and has points for about 12 figures with room for a
few more, themed to DC's Batman, it
might look a bit silly draped in Disney
figures, but each to his own!
Another man-bat and a bunch of other DC
superhero comic characters, they don't all have metallic paint, or not
everywhere, but it does suit them, and I know I've waxed lyrical on these in
the past, they really are lush to handle.
I struggled to get a good shot of this
Marvel set - Gardians of the Galaxy, but between the three most-usable images you
can - hopefully - get an idea of the finished item!
The Harry
Potter line is being added to with the Fantastic
Beast off-shoot, and you may just spot the Walking Dead set - bottom right.
Again designed more as a display vehicle
than a full-on playset, but this one does have a bunch of accessories for
little imaginations to sculpt adventures rund, and those who follow the ways of
Nottingham will see that some of the elements may have applications in more
grown-up gaming - I'm thinking of the arched windows and pilasters.
A large twenty figure set, I don't know how
much this costs; but I've found the single figure blisters in Asda supermarkets to be reasonable and
the five-figure sets can often be found in Smyths,
sometimes discounted.
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Speaking of Disney - as I was a moment ago
- Brian Berke sent these shelfies over from the 'States back in July and they
either slipped-past the last round-up of these, or missed it and were waiting
for a post like this!
Not specifically branded to Disney Infinity, but rather Disney-Pixar-Muppets, it seems to
be designed to carry and carry nevertheless; with almost limitless characters
to choose from!
The fact that these are out there in
several outlets, more than two years after the Blog first became aware of them
suggests take-up has been successful-enough for them to be with us for some
time now, which also means they will be around at the fairs in numbers for
years to come, Nano Metalfigs are
'part of the landscape' now
Blimy, I see that you have found the Nano Metalfigs.
ReplyDeleteAbout a year ago Jan . . . aren't they lovely?
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