This IG-11 Sixth Scale Collectible Figure from Hot Toys features the droid as it appeared in Star Wars: The Mandalorian with tons of detail, articulation, LED lightning, and more. Standing 14.17″ tall ...

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Grogu is back as Hot Toys has unveiled a new life-size figure from Star Wars: The Mandalorian. This new release will feature brand new elements like a newly developed head sculpt and body with ...

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That’s as much as I’m gonna say!" Gilroy added. In related news, Hot Toys has revealed two new 1/6th scale figures featuring Cassian Andor and K-2SO. While the latter is based on the droid ...

TL;DR: Hungrybox, a prominent Super Smash Bros. player, suggests Nintendo will release a Deluxe edition of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, similar to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. This version may include all ...

I spent so much money on Hot Wheels cars this month that I could have used that budget to get a new clutch for my Mazda RX-7. I could always change my mind later and trade them for cash ...

a long-time Mattel hand who spent more than 30 years working in the toy business. Again, this plan of retail attack was soon copied by the competition, indicating just how groundbreaking Hot ...

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Hot Toys is excited to introduce the 1/6th scale Scarecrow 2.0 collectible figure. With stunning details, this meticulously crafted collectible will make a striking representation of one of Batman ...

Ruth named the doll Barbie, after her daughter. The first model went on display in March 1959 at the annual Toy Fair in New York City. In Barbie’s first television ad, broadcast that same year ...