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WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE – Complete Set of 6 McFarlane

Ralph — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

This is a WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE – Complete Set of 6 McFarlane boxed action figures. there are 6 boxes; a total of 7 figures. They are sealed, NEVER benn opened, NEVER played with. The 7 figures are: Max and Goat Boy, Aaron, Tzippy, Moishe, Bernard, & Emil. Shipping and Handling fees are $20.00 in the U.S. (US Postal Service – Parcel Post) — Sorry no Foreign bidders please. Payment is due within 7 days after the auction has ended. I’m getting stuff in daily, so keep checking back often. To get a good idea of the quality of the items I sell, please look at my feedback. Please check out my other auctions also!! Thanks & Goodluck!! Pay me securely with any major credit card through PayPal!

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Currently 216.00.

McFarlene Toys’ Neo Chateau Scene Boxed Figure Set

Matt — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 20:38:11 +0000

Straight from The Matrix: Reloaded comes this sweet boxed figure set of the awesome Chateau fight scene. A couple of posable figures are included along with “break-apart” play action. Not sure what that last part means. Usually, if it’s breakable, it just makes me sad because it turns out that’s not how you’re supposed to break it. But I’m sure you’ll find a way to take it apart safely. Snooty French guy not included.

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Metal Gear Solid Action Figures

Ralph — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:00:17 +0000

We all know what happens when a popular movie, game, book or anything else has a new installment released. Prices skyrocket for all the related merchandise.

It’s defiantly happening with the McFarlane Metal Gear Solid Figures.

This set of both the original and second line is selling for just under $500.00 with twelve hours to go. Similar auctions have been ending for prices that are maybe a few hundred dollars higher.

If you’ve got some of these sitting around, it’s a great time to unload them. I’m pretty confidant you could pick them up for a lot cheaper in a year or so when the hype dies down and there’s no new game announced on the horizons.

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Mcfarlane NHL Ray Bourque Variant

Ralph — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 10:50:14 +0000

I’m glad I came across this auction as I never realized some of the early NHL figures were fetching so much. I have to admit though, that even after Googling, I’m not completely sure why this one is so desirable.

Main reason is the word variant here. A variant figure is a paint or accessory difference from the “normal” figure that is often unintentional. Sometimes, these are production errors or glitches that occur at the factory and might be released into distribution before the mistake is caught and corrected. Some more well known examples of this would be the Redeemer figure from Spawn Series 25 with different gradations of green paint on his wings or the Anthony Thomas figure from NFL 5, some of which had different colored mouthguards.

A chase figure on the other hand is a different version (the differences usually involve paint application, but could also be sculpt or accessory changes) of a regular figure, intentionally produced and generally released in limited numbers. Almost every McFarlane sports figure (and a lesser number of non-sports figures) has a chase version.

So if this is an actual variant, what’s the difference?

I’d love to have a sports collector weigh in on this