Showing posts with label toy fair 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toy fair 2012. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

M.A.X. News!






 



Coming alongside a recap of what was shown at Toy Fair 2012, DST has also released a new M.A.X. animated video!  Also it was announced that the M.A.X. line was no longer a Toys R Us exclusive and would be available nationwide; as to if this means more retail stores carrying it or it moving into the specialty/comic book store realm is yet unknown but either way it sounds like a bigger distribution for this great line!  Series 3 was shown at Toy Fair and is slated to include Arctic and Night Ops sets, and new Soldier and Smokejumper paint schemes.  As well DST had the Armoured Personnel Carrier on display at Toy Fair and it has been updated to double as a battle station as well - a great idea and I feel it will add a great level of extra play to the APC vehicle!






and in case you have not seen it here is the first video:


Saturday, February 18, 2012

Day 414


Day 414 February 18th

Toy Fair 2008 exclusive

This Minimate is a redo of the Huntmate that DST had done the year before for SDCC, just with the Toy Fair logo on the back – which I flipped to the front to show the difference between the two in my display.  The reason I chose this Minimate for today is that I am recapping all the minimate news from Toy Fair last week today and felt this would be a great Minimate for the regular post!

Friday, February 10, 2012

Breaking News!! PRE Toy Fair news!


Just came across this one USA Today, some pre-toy fair news of what Minimates will be on display:

Diamond Select. Minimates are one of the more popular collectible mini-figures for comic-book fans, and Diamond Select unleashes a new set tied to the upcoming The Amazing Spider-Man movie. (The company is also showcasing a new 7-inch resin Spidey statue designed by Gentle Giant and inspired by the film.) A new wave of MAX: Mobile Action Xtreme Minimates that are coming exclusively to Toys "R" Us will be previewed, as well as Minimates based on The Mummy and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which are part of the Universal Monsters line of figures.

heres the link to the article - USA Today

sounds like a great start to the news!