Search found 4 matches for K

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1/6 Black Box Toys Who Am I Series 20 "1/6 Blade Runner K"

PRODUCT NAME: BLACKBOX GUESS ME SERIES " Blade Runner K"
PRODUCT ITEM NO.: CLEAN VERSION: BBT9020
Product model: BBT9020
Accessories include:
SET INCLUDES:

apparel COSTUME:
blue-green fur coat FAUX FUR LINED OPEN FRONT LEATHER COAT (BG)
black long 䄂 sweater LONG SLEEVED KNITTING SWEATER (BLK)
olive green military trousers MODERN STRETCH MILITARY CHINO PANTS (OD)
black strap SUSPENDERS (BLK)
black shoulder holster SHOULDER HOLSTER (BLK)

simulation head sculpture HEAD-SCULPT "K"
body with palm/foot BB2- BODY W/RELAXED HANDS & FOOTS

Palm PALMS:
GUN HOLDING RIGHT HAND

equipment ACCESSORIES:
Black tie boots with tactical boots E07008 STRIKE TACTICAL BOOTLACE BOOTS

weapons WEAPON:
BLASTER PISTOL















1/6 Black Box Toys Who Am I Series 20 "1/6 Blade Runner K"

PRODUCT NAME: BLACKBOX GUESS ME SERIES "Blade Runner K"
PRODUCT ITEM NO.: BBT9020S
Product model: Dirty version BBT9020S

accessories include:
SET INCLUDES :
COSTUME:
COLORED FAUX FUR LINED OPEN FRONT LEATHER COAT (BG)
COLORED LONG SLEEVED KNITTING SWEATER (BLK)
COLORED MODERN STRETCH MILITARY CHINO PANTS (OD)
black tape sUSPENDERS (BLK)
black shoulder the holster sHOULDER hOLSTER (BLK)

old simulation engraving head COLORED hEAD-SCULPT "K"
element body even palms / soles BB2-bODY W / RELAXED HANDS & FOOTS

palm pALMS:
GUN HOLDING RIGHT HAND

equipment ACCESSORIES:
black tie boots with tactical boots COLORED E07008 STRIKE TACTICAL BOOTLACE BOOTS

weapons WEAPON:
BLASTER PISTOL




















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Features:

Head sculpt x1

Figure body w/ 3 pair of hands

Full costume as picture

Frame effect x1

Necklace x1

Figure stand x1













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Stryker2011 wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:You are not fan of hashtags? Dinosaur that I am, my only use for them until today has been to mock them, "hashtag this... hashtag that." If there was an easily comprehensible way to create a small selectable set of categories, that might have helped; on the other hand that might not have been a very good fit for each and every thread. Remember you don't have to use all (or any) of these. But it does help someone who wants to just look at (say) military figures. Or superhero figures. Or female figures...

I kind of wonder about the OSF "home page"; there is a sub-section for "Your First Classifieds Section"; I wonder if from that home page is where a sub-section would be created? Is that just specifically for this forum, for forumotion in general, or for potential advertisers? I'm just curious. I don't know enough about all this stuff to be able to help you, personally, but it did draw my attention.

By the way: If you think you're a "Dinosaur," I'm the "Crabby Old F@#k Down the Street." I even hate the term "hashtag"; it used to be called the "pound sign" before the smart-phone generation came up with all these stupid made-up things to compensate for what seems to be their inability to read or write full sentences. Don't even get me started on "text speak"; I'm one of the last of the hold-outs who still believes that words should be spelled out correctly, and in full, and punctuation is important, even in a text message.

I completely with you on the sad decline of written communication.  It blows my mind when I get emails at work from people at other companies, written with less care than I would put in a text message.  I know I'm operating by already outdated standards, but I believe how you write is a big part of how you choose to represent yourself.

But the hashtag thing, for all it's negative associations, is probably a good fit for this forum.  It makes things instantly group-able, without actually having to divide the forum into sub-sections.  I can only speak for myself, but I much prefer the single section for almost all posts.  I've only glanced around on the Freaks forums, but I found all the sub categories overwhelming, and hard to navigate.  Dividing things up is a tricky thing.  I probably wouldn't go looking for a WW2 or Vietnam subcatagory, but when something pops up on the regular channel, I'll take a look, and I'm often glad I did, having seen a lot of incredible work because of it.  With hashtags, it's an easy way to look for more of the same.  If you see a cool Marvel post, it may get you wondering what other Marvel posts people have done, and you can click on the hashtag.  You can choose to use as many as you want, if you want your post to come up in relation to various topics, or you can ignore them all together.  They're non-intrusive, and probably give the best options to add functionality without changing how anyone else enjoys the forum.

GubernatorFan wrote:You are not fan of hashtags? Dinosaur that I am, my only use for them until today has been to mock them, "hashtag this... hashtag that." If there was an easily comprehensible way to create a small selectable set of categories, that might have helped; on the other hand that might not have been a very good fit for each and every thread. Remember you don't have to use all (or any) of these. But it does help someone who wants to just look at (say) military figures. Or superhero figures. Or female figures...

I kind of wonder about the OSF "home page"; there is a sub-section for "Your First Classifieds Section"; I wonder if from that home page is where a sub-section would be created? Is that just specifically for this forum, for forumotion in general, or for potential advertisers? I'm just curious. I don't know enough about all this stuff to be able to help you, personally, but it did draw my attention.

By the way: If you think you're a "Dinosaur," I'm the "Crabby Old F@#k Down the Street." I even hate the term "hashtag"; it used to be called the "pound sign" before the smart-phone generation came up with all these stupid made-up things to compensate for what seems to be their inability to read or write full sentences. Don't even get me started on "text speak"; I'm one of the last of the hold-outs who still believes that words should be spelled out correctly, and in full, and punctuation is important, even in a text message.