I have lotsWhat fun! I can safely say I don’t have any plastic crustaceans in my home![]()
It is the kitchen of the Muppets Swedish Chef! It is so well done, so many accessories like food and tools and all drawers and doors open. There are some on ebay available but they easily go for 250 USD now.Well nature does love crabs; she keeps evolving them!
Love the kitchen; your miniatures are awesome!
I'm going for the 3.75" scale figures, so they will be compatible with other action figures I have (namely, Star Wars). Unfortunately, the 3.75" did not have as many characters as the 5.5" line (which is still releasing new figures). Notably, none of the classic era doctors or companions were done in 3.75", and no Missy!![]()
Hmmm...a Boba Fett figure I might consider...Steppin' softly in a danger zone....
What historical periods are you looking at? There are some smaller vendors who are doing some different historical periods, like WW2, ancient Greece. Papo/Schleich scale pretty close to 1/18 for the most part, and will have some variety. Boss Fight Studios has some of their own knights, but they are not historically accurate but part of their own fantasy world.There was some recent discussion in the Playmates Star Trek toys thread mentioning the decline of the 3.75" scale. So I'm glad new stuff is still being released in that size, even if a lot are just repaints. I also discovered that Hasbro has a Marvel Legends RETRO 3.75 Collection, with figures released in 2020 and 2021. I don't know enough about the history of Marvel figures to tell if these are new sculpts or just re-package/repaint jobs. Unfortunately, they don't have knee and elbow joints. But I will probably get a few of those for some wacky crossovers.
For some of the historical stuff I have in mind for the Doctor Who 3.75" figures (medieval knights, ancient Romans), I can't find any action figures in a compatible size. I'm hoping that Schleich and Papo figurines won't be too far off. I also have some Eaglemoss Dalek figurines on order, which I understand are in 1:21 scale. Hopefully they won't look too out of place alongside the Daleks from the action figure line.
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Thanks! And you can really see the pictures? Interesting! When I upload pictures, there are usually two options. One with "< a href =" for my blog, and one with "[ url=https :/" for forums. But this time I just copied and pasted from my finished entry, and was surprised the pictures turned up, even though they are the wong link.Tom Paris’ holodeck stories are getting interesting! Love the beach sand!
Octoberfest 1990 in Munich was AMAZING. Hubs was there in 89 so kind of knew what to expect; we’d never seen people there so relaxed and happy. It’s was a blast. Hope voyagers’ guys are having as great a time!Thanks! And you can really see the pictures? Interesting! When I upload pictures, there are usually two options. One with "< a href =" for my blog, and one with "[ url=https :/" for forums. But this time I just copied and pasted from my finished entry, and was surprised the pictures turned up, even though they are the wong link.
It would be Octoberfest time in Germany right now (yes, in September, weird as it is) but it's cancelled for the second time. But Tom and Harry just make their own at the holodeck! I even bought special Bavarian beer mugs for them.
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I love that she’s as excited about the science fair as the kids and it’s hilarious she’s showing her grinders! Poor Tuvok spends so much timeLooks like they did but we've moved on from beer to coffee now
I tried to clean my kitchen table. I went to put the Octoberfest beer mugs away. I found coffee grinders instead and got inspired. It's always like this!
Remember when the children onboard had a science fair? Kathryn wants to take part with her collection!
(hope I got the red one right, it is unfamiliar to me)
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