Monday, February 9, 2015
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Party Animals
Party Animals are collectible toys made by Moose of Australia and distributed in North America by Spin Master. They came out in 2011 and were the girls toy equivalent of the Mighty Beanz.
Party Animals are hard-plastic bears wearing rubber costumes. The bears are about 1-inch tall and the costumes are about 1.5 inches. The bear/costume combos are always the same and they each have a cute name. The bears are dressed as people, other animals, food, and inanimate objects. Besides being cute and girly, I always thought there was something odd about bears masquerading as squirrels and surfboards and scissors and such.
There were ten groups with seven figures each. These were available in blind-bags and multi-packs. The groups were: Safari, Farm, Pets, Beach, Fantasy, Beauty, Arts & Crafts, Fast Food, Fruits, and Sweet Treats. Five additional figures were available in playsets. A final twelve figures were available as connecting pairs in carded two-packs. So that puts a total of 87 figures in Series 1.
There was a briefly released Series 2 which saw an extremely limited distribution. This series featured much more interesting costumes including Halloween monsters and Travel related objects and landmarks. I don't think there were as many figures in the second series, though I am unsure, and I don't have a checklist.
Originally I was only going to post the heart-shaped connecting pair called "Friend & Forever" (above) as a Valentine's Day treat. After thinking about how cute/weird they are, I decided to post a few more, especially the other connecting pairs because they're all kinda Valentiny.
Party Animals are hard-plastic bears wearing rubber costumes. The bears are about 1-inch tall and the costumes are about 1.5 inches. The bear/costume combos are always the same and they each have a cute name. The bears are dressed as people, other animals, food, and inanimate objects. Besides being cute and girly, I always thought there was something odd about bears masquerading as squirrels and surfboards and scissors and such.
There were ten groups with seven figures each. These were available in blind-bags and multi-packs. The groups were: Safari, Farm, Pets, Beach, Fantasy, Beauty, Arts & Crafts, Fast Food, Fruits, and Sweet Treats. Five additional figures were available in playsets. A final twelve figures were available as connecting pairs in carded two-packs. So that puts a total of 87 figures in Series 1.
There was a briefly released Series 2 which saw an extremely limited distribution. This series featured much more interesting costumes including Halloween monsters and Travel related objects and landmarks. I don't think there were as many figures in the second series, though I am unsure, and I don't have a checklist.
Originally I was only going to post the heart-shaped connecting pair called "Friend & Forever" (above) as a Valentine's Day treat. After thinking about how cute/weird they are, I decided to post a few more, especially the other connecting pairs because they're all kinda Valentiny.
Lucky & Sunny
Romeo & Juliette
Fifie & Frizz
Cubs & Nook
Pom Pom & Hank
some nekkid bears
Pedro the Taco and Rocco the Pizza
somehow seems racist, no?
somehow seems racist, no?
Fries with That Shake
just kidding -- it's Chips and Shakes
Fries and Shake gettin' nekkid
and the Chompies move in!
Chompy Valentine's Day!
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Unicorny
Unicorn Girl meets Unikitty.
Lego has gotten unicorny.
Not to mention Lego Movie sets are still being produced.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Hot Dogs
Mega Bloks: Skylanders: Hot Dog
Mega Bloks: Skylanders: Molten Hot Dog
Lego: Minifigures: Series 13: Hot Dog Guy
Mega Bloks: Hot Dogs (accessories)
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Ranger Danger
Ricardo Medina Jr., who played the Red Power Ranger (Wild Force) was arrested on Feb 1, 2015 for killing his roommate... with a sword.
I know I used the wrong series ranger in this picture. The red Wild Force ranger actually exists. It is part of Mega Bloks' newest blind-bag series. Weird. If I come across it, maybe I will re-shoot the picture. That is, if they still allow its release.
Monday, February 2, 2015
Sunday, February 1, 2015
XLIX Small Pros
The New England Patriots win Superbowl XLIX!
Patriot's tight end Rob Gronkowski clears an angry mob of Seattle Creepers.
This is a 2-inch blind-bag Small Pros figure from McFarlane Toys.
Tom Brady is also in the series, but I don't have him. Sad face.
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