Wilma and Valkyrie Updated on 6/23/2019

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:Thank you, I glad you liked it, I was quite surprised when I first seen that the second wolves was in a different color.

Someone picked up my Rampage wolves for me, so I didn't get the useful color difference.  Maybe I'll find a 3rd at clearance time.  Someday, I want to try a huge setup with my 2 Rampage wolves, 3 McFarlane Manglers, 2 Neca Ghostbusters dogs, and do you remember the six legged beast from Avatar?  Interestingly all of these were made for scales not 1/6, but can be used in 1/6 as about 150% to 175% the size of a real wolf/dog, which works well.

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:

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Caroline - For Sure!

To be Continued

Thanks for looking

comments are always welcomed

Bad Wolf

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:

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Caroline - For Sure!

To be Continued

Thanks for looking

comments are always welcomed

Bad Wolf

Nice, an 8-Ball.  I can get behind that!

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Thank you my friend, I have several more of these Super Impulse Toys the World's Smallest Toys like GI Joe, 1959 BARBIE, Polaroid Land Camera, 1971 Barbie and several photos that I have never posted yet.

GubernatorFan wrote:Very cool tiny 8 ball! Surely keeps your ladies entertained.

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Thank you my friend, I have several more of these Super Impulse Toys the World's Smallest Toys like GI Joe, 1959 BARBIE, Polaroid Land Camera, 1971 Barbie and several photos that I have never posted yet.

Yeah, I love those.  You can also buy them blind-bagged, but there's no point because they're only slightly cheaper anyway, and many of them wouldn't be useful.  The Polaroid Land Camera is amazing.  Probably more like 1/4 but usable in background or on the shelf, and no one's likely to make a better 1/6 one.  The only "Smallest" I've never found yet is the mini Stretch Armstrong.

DeltaForceChung wrote:Behind an eight ball.

DAMN.

Kind of makes me wish I was an eight ball they would get behind.

blackpool wrote:Awesome line up!!! I could spend hours staring at all these armor details... fantastic collection of warriors!

blackpool wrote:Awesome line up!!! I could spend hours staring at all these armor details... fantastic collection of warriors!

Stryker2011 wrote:

blackpool wrote:Awesome line up!!! I could spend hours staring at all these armor details... fantastic collection of warriors!

Yep. Wolf’s playing around with all the combinations of armor and characters is one of the best parts of his posts. Always interesting to see what he comes up with next.

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Thanks, I still have a Tbleague Athena to unpack, I'm now wondering if that body will fit into a Triad Toys outfit I think it's the BloodRayne one?

DeltaForceChung wrote:

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Thanks, I still have a Tbleague Athena to unpack, I'm now wondering if that body will fit into a Triad Toys outfit I think it's the BloodRayne one?

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I doubt it will.

I say you have a 1/3 chance of it fitting, but I see only 10% chance of that happening.



Please try and let us know.  Just be very cautious.  I'd hate for you to open up the Triad Bloodrayne (Night Stalker) outfit and have it crumble to dust.

I think they made 2-3 versions of that outfit.

GubernatorFan wrote:Cute... doubles the scale-sized fun.

Stryker2011 wrote:That is awesome. Those little figures are excellent. Sometimes I wish they would rerelease the 1959 Barbie just because it’s so iconic.

Kukolka wrote:<3 The Wilma & Valkyrie show.  

The Rampage wolves are perfect scale, great find!! So glad these exist; the only articulated 1/6 scale wolf otherwise was Sideshow Timber, too expensive. And the monstrous look is a plus. "Sold exclusively at Walmart"; now the big ones are all gone to ebay.

dadrab wrote:There you go having fun again...



...and, I like it.

Carry on.

Stryker2011 wrote:Cool. Looking forward to seeing them.