Omni-Monster is an excellent blog devoted to kaiju-related collectibles. There dozens of pictures of awesome-looking kaiju vinyl action figures, like this Mechagodzilla toy,

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Omni-Monster is an excellent blog devoted to kaiju-related collectibles. There dozens of pictures of awesome-looking kaiju vinyl action figures, like this Mechagodzilla toy,

I’ve gotten to the point in my action figure collecting that I’ll pretty much collect anything super-hero related, but Piranha Studios’ Marvel Bearz creep me out,

I just happened to be in the local comic book store the other day (which happens … oh … pretty much every day) and a couple of the Black Variant’s of SOTA’s Cthulhu figure had just arrived.
Weird to see the variant when the main figure (which is green) still hasn’t been released, but it looks nice in my living room,

Mr. McGroovy’s Box Rivets are plastic rivets designed to make it easier to build with cardboard boxes. They’re stronger and easier to use than traditional cardboard box building methods (i.e., duct tape). McGroovy’s site also features plenty of plans for cardboard box creations like this castle plan.
Check out the gallery of cardboard box projects.
The Toymaker is a site devoted to paper toys and other epherma like these paper spinners,

Megos are some of the most sought after action figures — damn I wish I still had my Spider-Man Mego. For me, Megos always rocked because they produce awesome superhero themed cars. That, and the awesome Star Trek playset.
MegoMuseum.Com is dedicated to all things Mego, from the aforementioned Star Trek line to the company’s Wizard of Oz toys.