Here I have a review of mostly MArion from Link Travelers due to bad luck on the rest of the rolls.
If You're curious, here are the instructions for the build:
Here I have a review of mostly MArion from Link Travelers due to bad luck on the rest of the rolls.
If You're curious, here are the instructions for the build:
Land, Kingdom, place, whatever. Where the beast folk live.
So here I am with a review of the wave three of Gashapon Quest plastic model figures. Amazingly these things come from Gacha machines, yep, they're not cheap, but they're pretty cool. I managed to get 3 of the 4 waves released from the machines, most of it was done through Bandai's online Gashapon site, which I didn't do, because:
So here is the first set I managed to complete myself.
Released today, of all days (August 22, 2023), I managed to bag one of these bad boys and made a nice, terrible video, to join all the other terrible videos on youtube.
Please watch my terrible video.
This here is a review of the PS4 version of the Mad Max game. When I first became aware of the game, I had a feeling it would be something I would like. Recently I've been playing a lot of sandbox games and have played them quite extensively.
The Arkham series and their simple combat and stealth mechanics started it off I guess and that spread into the Shadow/War of Mordor, Just Cause games and to the Witcher 3. Which are pretty much the majority of the "big" games I've been spending my time on.
At the time of release(2015), I think was playing a lot of Just Cause(maybe). I remember seeing articles about Max and thinking that it looks fun, but thought I would be reaching the end of my tether for Batman Arkham style sandbox games. I was also still playing Red Dead Redemption as well.
Reviews were ok saying it was standard fare and I felt satisfied with my decision to not bother with it. I have always enjoyed the world of Mad Max and absolutely loved the movie Fury Road; it's such a simple premise but done very well and expands the Max lore quite nicely, but felt no strong urge to get the game that was released the same time. The Mad Max game has little to do with Fury Road, but theoretically is set before it.
So eventually (2021) I see a tweet stating that the Mad Max is cracking a 5.99 price and I just so happened to have that amount hanging around on my long untouched PSN account. So I grabbed it.
Glad to say I managed get get my grubby mitts on all the pullback batmobiles from Takaratomy Arts and their capsule toys. Yay.
SO here is a video of the FINAL THREE. Watch it and enjoy yerselves.
Previous Batmobiles here;
Tets' Toys and Shenanigans: Mini Batmobiles!! Takara Tomy ARTS Capsule toys.
In the delightful city of Yokohama is/was a delightful shop full of Gacha toys, called Gacha Gacha no Mori 「ガチャガチャの森」 (the Forest of Capsule toys).
I thought it was cool as there are just heaps of gashapon machines all over the place and it just feels a bit classy. If you have a chance, I highly recommend checking them out.
https://www.gachagachanomori.com/ Their website for store locations.
https://twitter.com/gachanomori Their Twitters as well.
I was allowed the opportunity to stroll through it with my camera and be a nuisance for a while. So thanks for the opportunity, and if you're around one one day somewhere, check it out!
Also, check out my video that I made.
Wa hey, over the Christmas break I made a quick trip to a place that has mucho gashapon toys and bagged myself a Kirby magnet. Then I made a fascinating video on it, becase not many people make videos about fridge magnets and surely, surely someone on the internet wants to watch a video about a capsule toy magnet.
So here it is. Enjoy
No, not Scorpion from Mortal Kombat. So far I only have a blue lightning version of Raiden, although a red/yellow glowing version of Scorpion would be kinda cool. Like he's fresh out of hell. Anyhoo, this is a nice little articulated scorpion of the arachnid variety.
What I found rather interesting about this toy, is how much I learnt about the little fellows and how similar they are to spiders!
Learning stuff from toys! Life is good.
Hey cool people of the internets, here I am with yet another capsule toy review, and this time I am having a look at the DeLorean from back to the Future. That sounds kind of familiar right? And it should as not so long ago, I did the exact same thing, but with a different one! OMG, are we approaching the DeLorean event horizon as described by the wonderful Douglas Adams??
No.
So you can relax (for now).
This video is all about Bandai's version of the enigmatic car that comes out of a round ball.
Here we are with another capsule toy review and this time it is of Batman's batmobile in various shapes and sizes. Well, two anyway. These little cars come with the bonus of being loaded with pullback engines!
I've been enjoying making these silly capsule toy reviews and with them being short, they aren't that big of a drain on my meagre mind
I hope you've been enjoying watching them. I have some more to go as well, but am also working on my usual other stuff too. Whatever my usual other stuff actually is. Anyhoo, enjoy the video.
Toddle-oo!
Yet another Capsule toy review and this time it's looking at the Takaratomy A.R.T.S version of the goodl old DeLorean from Back to the future (specifically part 2). Like Ecto1 from the Ghostbusters, KITT from Knightrider and um, other cars from other shows that are cool, I rather like the DeLorean, epscially since it also has Gull wing doors. Horribly impractical in every day situations, but damn they look cool.
TT Arts made this little guy and I pikced one up. Check it out for yet another video of Tets' Tat & Trinkets.
Good time of day to all. I thought I would drop a link another little video I made for a delightful little fellow called Smiski. For all intents and purposes, (as eloquently stated by a friend of mine)an indoor garden gnome. I like them, there is potential.
Thanks for checking it out!
So, for whatever reason I've been wasting money on various capsule toys recently. After finding some cool ones, I had a dig around and there doesn't seem to be much organised information on these things. A peruse of Youtube for example seems to result in a variety of vides along the lines of
Hey guys, look at all this crazy shit I bought in Japan!!!
And an unorganised video of a huge variety of stuff seems to follow without spending much time looking at and enjoying them.
Which I think is a shame, as they are generally very cleverly designed.
With that in mind, I am launching a new section (yes, another one) that I cleverly call
Just a Quicky.
A short review of the Quintesson Judge what came from Takara Tomy and changes into a base thing.
Give it a watch, it's only 5 minutes and you've probably wasted longer time than that on shittier videos on youtube.
Thanks.