Hot Toys DX08 Joker 1989 1/6 video review ( Jack Nicholson )

Hi guys! Been a long time. But finally got something new in - Hot Toys Joker 1989 with a superb likeness of Jack Nicholson as Joker in our first Batman movie on the cinema screen 1989. Sorry not much time at the moment for my passion, so busy at work...will get the speed up soon I hope!

Don't waste any time and watch my video review and unboxing:

Hot Toys Nick Fury 1/6th scale Preview

Hot Toys released final sculpt photos of Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury in the Avengers. Sideshow put it up today for preorder for an IMO expensive USD 189.99, see: Nick Fury at Sideshow

Not sure yet guys about this one. The whole head just looks to round if you ask me. Tailoring looks definately cool though, accessories are okay (suitcase, some weapons). No day one buy for me - let's wait for in-hand pics in some months.

Hot Toys Iron Man Mark II / 2 in Detolf with table - photos

I got some requests to show the Mark 2 / II on its additional table in a detolf.

As I have to say...not much spare left for other stuff. Not so cool IMO. But I hope it helps for other peops to decide.

Palisades Toys Alien Special Edition Pewter Mini-Bust

Check out my video presentation of the 2004 Alien Special Edition mini-bust Pewter exclusive Mini-Bust (limited to 500 pieces in the US, offered via aislesniper.com) .

Some specs:

• comes with a nice collectors box and 2 spare clear plastic domes
• weighs 6 kg / 12 pounds (!) 
• retail price about 300 USD - value today unknown (rising)
• 500 pieces in the states, 250 in Japan
• there was a painted version with a much higher limited number (5000)
• aislesniper.com and palisades toys quit business some time after releasing this piece

How to support this site: donations & sideshow affiliate program

Hi my dear blog readers and followers

On the following subject I want to very honest with you:

This site is run privately and at the moment I got no sponsorship going on. So all the stuff I get in and review is part of my own collection and paid by my own earned money. When I got into reviewing and started doing video and photo presentations of the collection there were some bigger asset costs to be made.

The invested money went into building this site and buying equipment for reviewing. The big part I invest is actually in taking my free time to get the things out to you, this is definately supported on just my true passion for this hobby.

In the long term I definately want to continue doing high quality posts and develop this site. So to cover some of the running costs of this project I thought why not do setup and intoduce you to the following means to help out:

1. Setting up a PayPal donation button:
   With the following button I give you the option to do a donation to my site. Just a click and you get to a Paypal site where you'll send money to my e-mail address - it's safe & secure, a 100%.
   
   
   
   

     
   
   There is of course no must at all - but any donation of anyone of you out there is much much appreciated. When I get the chance to do a little give-away the people who donated definately will be in the raffle. You'll find this donation button across all the site and in any blog post - so keep an eye out for it if you think that some content was worth your time and maybe a little donation.


2. Sideshow collectibles affiliate program
   Spread across my blog you'll come across differenct product banners of Sideshow Collectibles. Sideshow has a great affiliate program going on. So if you click on these banners and end up buying something on Sideshow I'll get about 5& of commission on this deal when its completed.
   
   So if there are any people out there who buy often on Sideshow Collectibles then you definately can support this site when doing it over my site
   
   For example you could check out their upcoming offer on the new Real Steel 1/1 bust:
   
   
   
   

Thank you very much for your support and
continued interested in my work,

Andre