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charlieRE2 Crimson Head
The Beret Posts : 762 Join date : 2008-12-02 Age : 39 Location : hiding in the attic with a shotgun
| Subject: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Sun Jan 25, 2009 11:42 am | |
| well i wanted to to make this topic so that we could all post photos of resident evil figures and discuss whats rare or isnt, which are the best and so forth i am not to clued up on them all and my figure collection isnt amazing |
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duralumin RPD Officer
Posts : 216 Join date : 2008-12-30 Location : Gasoline Alley
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Mon Jan 26, 2009 6:52 pm | |
| I love RE figures, in all the different scales. It was prettty much the Toybiz Tyrant that pulled me into RE in the first place, so I really do have a fondness for the toys. As far as I know, it was Toybiz's efforts that first brought RE into the 3-D...kinda strange when you consider that for some time toy stores could barely give these figures away, and now it seems that they are highly sought after. I remember once I was at a Kay-B toy store and they were clearancing them in the range of "3 figures for 5 dollars"...! Now look at them. Then enter Moby Dick Toys and Palisades. The Moby Dick figures seem to be the hardest to find/most desired...but IMO they are sometimes sculpturally the weakest. I think that for the money Palisades RE figures are the best inasmuch that they combine the look from the games and a "what if these people/creatures really could exist" approach. Palisade's Tyrant-002 and Birkin G-4 are excellent examples...and sadly I think Palisade's last RE offerings. Palisades had worked up some prototypes for more figures, but sadly they never saw the light of day. The NECA figures are OUTSTANDING...absolutely great sculptures and thankfully retain more of a statue approach...I can appreciate the sculpts much better when the figures aren't relegated to purely action figure status. I hope that NECA will someday offer up RE2 figures, this for me would be a dream come true. As for 1/6 / 12" offerings, the Hot Toys RE4 figures are also outstanding...but also very cost prohibitive to most folks (running at an average of $130 a piece). At this point Hot Toys have produced two versions of our boy Leon, two versions of Krauser, and a chainsaw Ganado. I also am hoping that Hot Toys will someday make a 1/6 version of some of our favorite monsters...time will tell. I don't have many figures left, only a very few of the Toybiz figures, a couple of the Palisades, only one Moby D, and a trio of the Hot Toys figures. Will try to take pics soon, just thought I'd throw up what I knew about some of the toys (sorry if I've been too long-winded). Great thread Charlie! |
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Ghost Leader Admin
Posts : 4809 Join date : 2008-12-20 Age : 41 Location : Rent-free in Peter Anderson's head
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Mon Jan 26, 2009 8:38 pm | |
| I have a few old figures. William Birkin in his, I believe, third-to-last stage, a Hunter Alpha, a Plant 43 (commonly called "Ivy"), and a Jill Valentine in her STARS uniform, though I don't know if or how rare they are. |
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Spike991 User BANNED
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Mon Jan 26, 2009 9:03 pm | |
| - Ghost Leader wrote:
- I have a few old figures. William Birkin in his, I believe, third-to-last stage, a Hunter Alpha, a Plant 43 (commonly called "Ivy"), and a Jill Valentine in her STARS uniform, though I don't know if or how rare they are.
Which one is the 3rd to last? I am thinking that might be the one where he looks like a "fallen angel".. |
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Ghost Leader Admin
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Tue Jan 27, 2009 12:05 am | |
| - Spike991 wrote:
- Which one is the 3rd to last? I am thinking that might be the one where he looks like a "fallen angel"..
William Birkin has so many stages it's crazy. No, I miscounted. It's actually his second form: |
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charlieRE2 Crimson Head
The Beret Posts : 762 Join date : 2008-12-02 Age : 39 Location : hiding in the attic with a shotgun
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Tue Jan 27, 2009 1:23 pm | |
| - duralumin wrote:
- I love RE figures, in all the different scales. It was prettty much the Toybiz Tyrant that pulled me into RE in the first place, so I really do have a fondness for the toys. As far as I know, it was Toybiz's efforts that first brought RE into the 3-D...kinda strange when you consider that for some time toy stores could barely give these figures away, and now it seems that they are highly sought after. I remember once I was at a Kay-B toy store and they were clearancing them in the range of "3 figures for 5 dollars"...! Now look at them. Then enter Moby Dick Toys and Palisades. The Moby Dick figures seem to be the hardest to find/most desired...but IMO they are sometimes sculpturally the weakest. I think that for the money Palisades RE figures are the best inasmuch that they combine the look from the games and a "what if these people/creatures really could exist" approach. Palisade's Tyrant-002 and Birkin G-4 are excellent examples...and sadly I think Palisade's last RE offerings. Palisades had worked up some prototypes for more figures, but sadly they never saw the light of day. The NECA figures are OUTSTANDING...absolutely great sculptures and thankfully retain more of a statue approach...I can appreciate the sculpts much better when the figures aren't relegated to purely action figure status. I hope that NECA will someday offer up RE2 figures, this for me would be a dream come true. As for 1/6 / 12" offerings, the Hot Toys RE4 figures are also outstanding...but also very cost prohibitive to most folks (running at an average of $130 a piece). At this point Hot Toys have produced two versions of our boy Leon, two versions of Krauser, and a chainsaw Ganado. I also am hoping that Hot Toys will someday make a 1/6 version of some of our favorite monsters...time will tell. I don't have many figures left, only a very few of the Toybiz figures, a couple of the Palisades, only one Moby D, and a trio of the Hot Toys figures. Will try to take pics soon, just thought I'd throw up what I knew about some of the toys (sorry if I've been too long-winded). Great thread Charlie!
thanks very much for this reply its great. well done. |
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duralumin RPD Officer
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Ghost Leader Admin
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Wed Jan 28, 2009 1:12 pm | |
| - duralumin wrote:
- That's a great figure! The little Sherry Birkin figure that comes with it is a nice touch.
I don't recall a Sherry Birkin figure with it. I do, however, now recall the Ada figure that came with Plant 43. And she was stacked, too. |
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duralumin RPD Officer
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Regenerator Leech Zombie
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Spike991 User BANNED
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:23 pm | |
| - duralumin wrote:
- Yeah, lol, come to think of it ol' Ada is quite hefty "topside" with the Toybiz release. Here's a pic (not mine...googled) of the Birkin figure and little Sherry. Probably one of my favorite figure sets.
lol, I wonder what 'authentic video game actions' means. That is a nice figure though. |
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Ghost Leader Admin
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:16 pm | |
| - duralumin wrote:
- Yeah, lol, come to think of it ol' Ada is quite hefty "topside" with the Toybiz release. Here's a pic (not mine...googled) of the Birkin figure and little Sherry. Probably one of my favorite figure sets.
Ah, yes, that's the one. Now that I see it, I do vaguely remember the Sherry figure with it (it was a long time ago that I got it). @Spike: Bill's "authentic video game action" was a little knob on the back of the arm that moved the eye around. |
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Spike991 User BANNED
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:57 pm | |
| - Ghost Leader wrote:
- Ah, yes, that's the one. Now that I see it, I do vaguely remember the Sherry figure with it (it was a long time ago that I got it).
@Spike: Bill's "authentic video game action" was a little knob on the back of the arm that moved the eye around. Thanks,lol, that is some real video game action all right. |
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duralumin RPD Officer
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nemesis_lover Raccoon Citizen
Posts : 4 Join date : 2009-02-10 Age : 35
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Tue Feb 10, 2009 8:16 pm | |
| I am a huge fan of the Resident Evil figures, each series has produced some decent figures. I can't say which series is my favioute, with toy biz, you have the classic feel and detail of what figures where like back in the 90s. The moby dick line has the best packaging, with the Biohazard logos on the front and back give it a more exotic feel lol, but the figures are well made and are more common to snap when handling them. But when talking about the Palisades figures, then we'll talking detail, accessories, and a great line up. Palisades are the only series to make the famous Wesker, a huge G Type William and some brilliant figures of the Nemesis, although credit has to be given to Moby Dick on the Nemesis figures they produced, such as Type 2. I think Neca have also produced figures, that compared to previous companies, may even look better. My favoute from the Palisades line is the bloody variant Ganado and the RPD Leon. I still need to pick up series 2 of the Resident Evil 4 line, as i'm finding them hard to get in England and Ebay. Well I shall add some pictures of my figure collection but I have to sort out my website first because naviagting around is abit of a mess and I can't seem to upload pictures like other forums. |
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ersico Raccoon Citizen
Posts : 14 Join date : 2009-10-23 Age : 44 Location : carolina
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Wed Oct 28, 2009 6:51 am | |
| ya so i know im new here and just catching up but i really like the figures, i don't have any so like where are they found? i mean are their any stores that currently sell them or would i have to go to online? thanks bunches for your help!! |
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Mass Distraction Admin
MassDistraction Steam : MassDistraction Posts : 13024 Join date : 2009-09-14 Age : 34 Location : Finland
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:13 am | |
| It's really hard to find RE figurines here in Finland... I mean REALLY hard. We don't get much of that kind of stuff related to games, movies, etc. so it's online shopping for me. And still hard to find anything. Managed to find something: I just ordered this for halloween decoration xD I also found someone selling their figurine collection in auction: http://huuto.net/fi/showitem.php3?itemid=118526412Don't have that much money to spend on them though... |
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ersico Raccoon Citizen
Posts : 14 Join date : 2009-10-23 Age : 44 Location : carolina
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:34 am | |
| thanks for that info, i found through amazon.com Ordered: 1 Shipped: 1 res876425 Resident Evil Anniversary Series 2 Action Figures Set (zombie with dog, licker, tyrant, hunter) $44.95 Ship Date: Ordered: 1 Shipped: 1 res332965 NECA Resident Evil 4 Series 2 Action Figure Garrador $11.95 Ship Date: Ordered: 1 Shipped: 1 res841221 NECA Resident Evil 5 Series 1 Action Figure Executioner $7.95 Ship Date: i hope i got a good deal, looked good to me at least |
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ersico Raccoon Citizen
Posts : 14 Join date : 2009-10-23 Age : 44 Location : carolina
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Tue Nov 10, 2009 4:29 pm | |
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Godzilla90s RPD Officer
Lastgeicocaveman Posts : 345 Join date : 2009-03-19 Age : 29
| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Tue Nov 10, 2009 7:26 pm | |
| - ersico wrote:
Ordered: 1 Shipped: 1 res841221 NECA Resident Evil 5 Series 1 Action Figure Executioner $7.95 i got the executioner majani from RE5 for $18.99 at my local F.Y.E. store. u got that for a good price |
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Isakawa Raccoon Citizen
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Tue Jun 29, 2010 5:19 pm | |
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ersico Raccoon Citizen
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Tue Jun 29, 2010 5:22 pm | |
| wow that is amazing, i could never afford it but that is truly awesome!1 |
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Isakawa Raccoon Citizen
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| Subject: Re: Resident evil figures-rare or not? Tue Jun 29, 2010 5:24 pm | |
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