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Doug Centers
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| Posted: 12 March 2021 at 6:42am | IP Logged | 1
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Gamera was my brother and I's favorite "monster" but would prefer the classic look.
I get tempted to breaking my statue moratorium whenever I see Harryhausen stuff like that!
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Rebecca Jansen
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I read that the original Gamera was one of Jack Kirby's favorite things to see on tv. :^)
I caught some of those shows I hadn't seen in ages on 'Comet', we used to love the turtle with rockets ourselves!
I did see a Supergirl and a Streaky from that Silver Age set separately listed, but they still want way too much for them, and no billboard. Sometimes you just miss the boat, I have enough toys as it is really anyway. I'd be perfect for a not mint or no box budget offering, yet mint in box will probably always far outnumber any other state.
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William Roberge
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Some new accumulations
Edited by William Roberge on 14 March 2021 at 2:55pm
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William Roberge
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William Roberge
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William Roberge
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James Woodcock
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Eagle moss are finally launching a line of ships based on Space 1999.
It looks like it will be the larger scale, 10 inch versions, so I expect them
to be around £50 each
Eaglemoss Eagle
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John Byrne
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I have two Eagles, one "studio scale" and the other a 10" diecast, so I think I'm set!I don't recall any other SPACE:1999 vehicles that would be of interest. (Multiple iterations of the Eagle didn't thrill me.)
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James Woodcock
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The only one that I could see as being of interest might be a Hawk, it
that’s about it for me too
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Michael Roberts
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I don't think they are up for sale yet, but Funko just announced these on their YouTube channel:
Definitely getting Kirk in the Captain's Chair. Maybe the Gorn and Mirror Spock.
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Vinny Valenti
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I remain in awe of Funko's ability to acheive likenesses with so little to work with!
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John Byrne
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Oh, dear! And I thought I was free!!
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