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    Mogwai:

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    Quote Originally Posted by roller View Post
    load of Bartrim manure
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    http://www.otca.com.au/boards/showth...1496#post61496

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    Quote Originally Posted by fatbot View Post
    Mogwai:

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    Aww! , Mongrel!
    Congratulations man , BBTS?

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    I had a new member of the brood arrive today, this guy though... he's a little bit of an exhibitionist :




    So here's a portrait of the "New Batch" figures I've got thus far :


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    Spilt more water on my collection today, yielding The Phantom & Lenny!




    I feel that Lenny's bucked-teeth could or should be slightly larger, it's not a biggy though:




    I love The Phantom though, the label on his Acid Beaker gave me a chuckle too:




    Now all I'd like to get is The Brain & a Brown Gremlin and I think I'll be happy... that is until the figures shown off at SDCC 2013 are released, then they too can join the Brood :


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    ^^^ Look great!!!! No little fury dudes??? Are you only collecting the ugly big ones

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    Quote Originally Posted by Autocon View Post
    ^^^ Look great!!!! No little fury dudes??? Are you only collecting the ugly big ones
    Cheers man

    I do indeed have a pair of the Mogwais , I've got Mohawk & Gizmo but I think I might've missed out on Lenny & George - Daffy is still obtainable from a couple of places however.
    I've thought about picking up the Stripe Mogwai but the Gremlins 1 style is noticeably different to that of Gremlins 2, namely a slightly more "Cartoonish" appearance that I'm not entirely sure I like.

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    Whats the quality like on these? How are the eyes, they seemed flimsy in packaging

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    Quote Originally Posted by Autocon View Post
    Whats the quality like on these? How are the eyes, they seemed flimsy in packaging
    The eyes on the Mogwai are honestly very tedious & annoying ; the "Articulated Eyes" gimmick doesn't quite work all too well, it's a royal pain in the ass to try & get them into a position that doesn't look retarded - Keeping them like that is another matter entirely!

    The Gremlins however have painted eyes which don't move, this is probably for the better actually as they don't suffer the issues the Mogwai do and they end up looking SO much more life like - George's eyes look absolutely amazing in my opinion.

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    Recently my Mohawk had his Right arm fall off whilst I was looking at him on my desk, then a couple of days later my Lenny decided to take a 6ft shelf-dive onto my hardwood floor & snapped his left foot off...



    ...these losses are somewhat offset by the arrival of this guy :
















































    This figure was extremely delayed in its release, going well-past the original release date solicited in the initial preorder, it too was completely devoid of any instructions much like the ED-209 which I think is rather poor for what NECA dubs its "Deluxe 7"-scale figure line" - of which ED & Spider-Mohawk are the 1st two release of.

    • Instructions on how to put the legs together were/are essential ; the trick is softening the plastic at the ends of the leg section's already attached to the figure, that form the sockets for the balls on the detached sections, with hot/boiling water - OTHERWISE you'll literally grind out the socket, rendering it impossible to connect the legs and leaving you with an expensive waist of money.


    This figure is amazing to look at, though, and has plenty of articulation; including a hinged waist, jaw, abdomen joints & twin-ball "Bar-bell" neck joint - Exquisite paint applications and an absolutely extraordinary sculpt.
    I absolutely adore this mutant-Gremlin as it was one of my favourite aspects of the movie; it's so photogenic and the amount of poses one can achieve is far broader than one might've otherwise expected, every where you look on this guy there's another little detail you didn't notice before - I highly recommend its purchase as you wont be disappointed.
    (It IS heavily reliant on that stand however as the legs cannot support its weight, a pity it wasn't all clear/transparent )

    NECA still have 4 Gremlin molds that they're yet to make available and the sad thing is they're apparently likely to never see release - If this is the case and their line of "Gremlins 2: The New Batch" figures are to come to an end?...

    ...what a way to head of into the sunset.


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    I.....I...........luuuurrrve iiiiiit!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Will you get replacements for the other two broken ones?

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