Fair warning. That one is a 1/10 7 inch scale figure which doesn't match the 1/12 6 inch scale Blade. For a 1/12 6 inch scale Vampire I'd recommend the Jada Toys Dracula from their Universal Monster line, Fresh Monkey Fiction's Dracula from their Operation Monsterforce Line, or the Marvel Legends Dracula. Marvel Legends also has a few Morbius figures out there.I have a Blade figure because of the Deadpool Wolverine line. The only vampire I have is a Shredder as Dracula toy from the TMNT/Classic Monsters cross over.
i need to get a definitive vampire, but every time I see a Bela Legosi Dracula at Target...I'm always on a "wait until payday" mode.
Wouldn't Dracula be a little bigger, anyway?Fair warning. That one is a 1/10 7 inch scale figure which doesn't match the 1/12 6 inch scale Blade. For a 1/12 6 inch scale Vampire I'd recommend the Jada Toys Dracula from their Universal Monster line, Fresh Monkey Fiction's Dracula from their Operation Monsterforce Line, or the Marvel Legends Dracula. Marvel Legends also has a few Morbius figures out there.
Fair warning. That one is a 1/10 7 inch scale figure which doesn't match the 1/12 6 inch scale Blade. For a 1/12 6 inch scale Vampire I'd recommend the Jada Toys Dracula from their Universal Monster line, Fresh Monkey Fiction's Dracula from their Operation Monsterforce Line, or the Marvel Legends Dracula. Marvel Legends also has a few Morbius figures out there.
Yes that's the one, but that's a horrible markup. IIRC they sold for ~$25 when they were current, but the line is dead so ofc scalpers gonna scalp. I got mine off of eBay for ~$30 so I'd poke around there. A deal will pop up eventually.Amazon.com: Jada Toys Universal Monsters 6" Dracula Action Figure, Toys for Kids and Adults : Toys & Games
Buy Jada Toys Universal Monsters 6" Dracula Action Figure, Toys for Kids and Adults: Action Figures - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchaseswww.amazon.com
Is that the one? Looks nice. But since I'm at a place now where I'm kinda needing something on the less expensive side, even if that means taking a slight hit on quality. I start seeing a price tag breaking past the $20-$30 range, I start cringing.
I've wanted a Phantom of the Opera action figure since I was a kid, and the limited options we have never were what I wanted. I'm finally good now that I've made 1/10 and 1/12 scale customs.Someone's a Phantom of the Opera fan...and I am so here for it.
From what I can see, Gladstone owns a number of toy/collectable companies, so it really doesn't look like a private equity situation.This smells of vulture capitalism. It might not be, but we'll see.
Seems weird to sell out after losing the DC license and presumably being less valuable. It may just have been that Todd got too good an offer.You have to wonder if this has something to do with losing the DC license earlier this year.
Many such cases. All punks who make it sell out eventually.And I just can't ignore the irony of one of the guys who helped kick start the indie revolution, now selling their business to a big giant investment firm.