Because of space and cost constraints, most of my 3A Toys collection is limited to 1/12 scale – but seeing all this 1/6 goodness grouped up in two display cases makes me wish I had a mansion and a bank account to match. The big news for 1/12 guys were the trio of Tomorrow Queens in that scale. Awesome to eventually get some females in 1/12, but I still want a Fighting JC.
I’m a big fan of 3A Toys, but 1/6 scale is the default, and that’s space and cost prohibitive for a guy like me. Fighting JC is one of my most wanted, and I’m psyched for his eventually release in 1/12 through the Action Portable line. These pics come from Ashley Wood’s Instagram account, but I am a newb and can’t seem to find it in Instagram’s search. No official date when these will be coming – I’ll be waiting for a divine message.
- AP Fighting JC and what seems to be Popbot Red Sham
- WWRp Fantome de Plume on top of AK Hooded Custard (comes with Shit Weather Bleak
via 3A latest daily news and updates. Thanks Gimbat!
The San Diego Comic-Con exclusives from ThreeA Toys this year were some of the harder to get items at Comic-Con. Due to their limited numbers, they sold out every day within an hour of the Con opening. Most of the time, the people who were lucky enough to get their hands on these exclusives had been lined up before the show opened. By some stroke of luck, I managed to pick up a ThreeA SDCC Exclusive WWRp Slaugtherhouse Dropcloth, and boy was I psyched!
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Back in March, Japan was ravaged by a 9.0 magnitude earthquake. After the event, many toy companies based in Japan or with close ties to Japan began running relief funds and donation drives. ThreeA toys, run by Ashley Wood, was one such company to do this, with the sale of the Japan Defense Force: Emergency Armstrong.
Speaking of World War Robot, during the recent de Plume drop, our very own Sandman revealed this sketch. Awesome!
