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Is that “toy snowman”? Or “toys now, man”?

I also got me a few cases. I definitely have a space problem.

The Ginyu force is taking anybody these days.

That’s how it starts. But don’t feel so bad. If it’s anything like the Action G1 Megatron, it will be an enjoyable build. I’m on the lookout for one myself, and looking forward to these Action Series G1 Soundwave.

That just seems like a no brainer so I’m looking forward to these.

It’s just as easy to ignore it altogether.

I always like this piece. It managed to find its way into a number of classic episodes.

I just finished mine as well. Compared to gunpla, it’s not as high quality plastic (a bit softer, and a lot of swirl around the gate areas). But for the amount of accessories and articulation, you can’t beat the price. I will admit this thread made me curious about blokees, thinking I wouldn’t...

Literally the smartest thing they could’ve done, given the corner they painted themselves into.

That’s the spirit.

I think that is the biggest sticking point I have with Picard. There was no good reason to make him a synthetic. It was surprising, but ultimately meaningless. It just became a plot tumor that the show itself ignores most of the time. Aside from the whole “bad guys stealing his body” thing.

Aw, they were just about to show some closeups of the rod.

I feel like you know all you need to know to safely skip season 2 if you had to. There are some Easter eggs and references, and a bit of canon welding (arc welding?) but nothing substantial. Honestly the sooner you can start season 3 the better.

It’s been a while since I saw ST IV but I thought of it recently, specifically the transparent aluminum scene. Did Scotty give him the formula and then they manufactured it right then and there for him? Or did Scotty give him the formula as payment for their standard materials? As a kid I...

….. yeah, me too. Assuming he’s not prohibitively expensive.

I posted this in another thread but i thought it was relevant. Not sure if it’s been shared before.

Not to keep making it about Gundam models, but this made me smile.

That’s one way of looking at it.

I’m totally guessing here. It may have been that Gundam’s target demographic wasn’t kids who play with toys, but older teens/young adults who built scale models. I’m guessing that the Gundam toys came later once they had enough brand recognition. Personally, I have never been able to get into...