Coolest. Thing. Ever.

Words cannot describe how cool this is. You just need to see it for yourself.

Terminator Salvation!

Check out this cool Terminator Salvation widget I made!



Be sure to check out the international website! Terminator Salvation

Enjoy!

More Captain EO

Here's some more merchandise from Captain EO! Here are 2 pvc figures from a 4 figure set. On the left is Idee & Odee and on the right is the infamous Hooter. Circa 1986.



Now my quest is to find Major Domo and Fuzzball!

I've Been Dugg!

On Monday, one of my wallpapers on my website got "dugg", ie, made it to the front page on the popular news site digg.com ! As of typing this, it has just passed the 1500 diggs mark!



Check it out on digg!!

Pretty cool!

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It seems there is a macabre trend in alcohol.... or should I say.... spirits? Muahahha....

Captain EO

So there's no secret I'm a huge Captain EO fan. Sadly though, Captain EO merchandise is few and far between. There's a few buttons, shirts, a comic, and small PVC figures... but the best by far are the plush toys! They made a Hooter, Fuzzball, and Idee and Odee. They're actually pretty cool! I still need to find an Idee/Odee plush, but in the meantime, check out my Hooter and Fuzzball plushes!



And if you're wondering what Captain EO is, first of all, FOR SHAME. And second, behold the spectacle that is Captain EO!



Keep in mind this was meant to be in 3D, so feel free to react when necessary.

Enjoy!

Kenner Action Toy Guide!

So, who remembers those cool little booklets you used to get packed in the box of your favorite toy? Back in the 80's and early 90's, it was fairly common to find a little book about the other toy lines made by the same company as the toy you just bought packed in the box. Some made mini-comics with ads on the back, such as He-Man and Dino-Riders, others had little fold out booklets to see what other toys you could get in that same line, such as Thundercats or even the Rock Lords. However, none did it better than Kenner with their Action Toy Guide



As a kid in the 80's (remember, no internet!) these were gold. I used to sit and drool over all the different figures I would want. I would even circle the ones I wanted most, or even used a color code to show the order in which I wanted the toys, to "Want Most" to "Want Least, but still Want".



They made variations of the Action Toy Guide for quite a number of years that I can remember, but none were as good as the early stuff. I have a few saved, and hopefully I can dig them out and scan them in for your viewing pleasure. I grew up on this stuff!

Man, I wish I still had my Ecto-2. I played with it until it was destroyed!

Siiiiilver Haaaawks!! A pretty obvious Thundercats rip-off, but pretty cool nonetheless!


If you want to see the complete 1988 Kenner Action Toy Guide, check it out on my flickr page by clicking here!

Enjoy!