Recent content by tomk

I've bought many figures from the US and far east and I've generally paid much less in customs, VAT etc on stuff from the far east than from the USA. It also tends to arrive here far more quickly. I don't know why but that's been my experience. I rarely buy from the US these days. The usual...

Brandon had an awesome physique and was a great Superman. IMHO he looks more like Superman than Henry but didn't get a fair crack of the whip due to Singer's fixation with Reeve.

Mine arrived a couple of days ago and I confess I'm quite disappointed. He feels a bit cheap and flimsy compared to my other Neca figures. The plastic on his back is thin and was badly indented. I'm going to see what I can do with a hair drier and cold water but even if I get the shape sorted...

Hi. Can you tell me where you got the George Reeves figure. Ta.

Thanks. Tom K.

Sorry if this has been discussed elsewhere but what's the best way to remove the SS Superman suit? Is it better to unpick down the back or do it from the belt at the back? Or is there a better way? Thanks.

I don't mind his upper body at all but sorry his thighs are completely anatomically impossible. Those thighs need to be reduced dramatically.

Sorry but I agree with the others. It's totally out of proportion and nothing like any of the bodies in the gallery you posted. Legs too big, shoulders too small and no definition whatsoever in the middle. Not for me. But you made it for yourself so obviously your preferences are different from...

I see no smilies but you are joking aren't you? Please say yes. If not what planet are you living on?

It's a terrible photo and totally misrepresents the figure. Why anybody would post this I can only imagine.

Common sense. Thank you.

Sorry but that's just silly talk. Superman wasn't 6'6 in the comics (officially 6'3 if I remember correctly, for whatever that's worth). Nor was he 6'6 in the movie. He's naturally tall enough to stand out, same height as me and I'm taller than most even when we lived in California a few years...

My original G.I. Joe, bought for me by my uncle when we were on holiday in Long Island in 1965 was my best ever toy. He's still upstairs in my bedroom although he's a little battle scarred now. :)

Re: MMS200 - Man of Steel: Superman Collectible Figure You're a bit of a roaster aren't you? How old? 12? :cuckoo:

Re: MMS200 - Man of Steel: Superman Collectible Figure Me too! 60 in January and using my lump sum to pay for it. Brilliant. :yess: