Showing posts with label McFarlane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label McFarlane. Show all posts

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Spawn - Mandarin Spawn (black repaint) - Series 14 (6-inch McFarlane)

This has to be the one of the rarest and probably the most awesome of the Mandarin Spawns. What can beat black? This repaint oozes evil. Black rules. Black Mandarin Spawn rules!


Saturday, November 21, 2009

Spawn - Mandarin Spawn - Spawn Reborn 2 (6-inch McFarlane)

To be honest, this is my least favourite Mandarin Spawn. I love the Mandarin Spawn line but this just doesn't cut it for me.

Maybe it is because of the green colour. It makes Spawn looks plain and harmless. The weakest of the Mandarin Spawns lot.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Spawn Is King.


Spawn - Issue #7 Cover Art - Series 26 (12-inch McFarlane)

This one stands up there as one of the best Spawn figure ever. Doesn't matter it is the 6-inch or 12-inch category. This figure just kicks serious backsides. Totally dominating. Authority with ammo all loaded.

What else can you ask?

McFarlane should look back at this figure and do their best reclaim their crown as the best there is in toyland because these days Mcfarlane is leaving Spawn in ruts.


Monday, July 6, 2009

Metallica (McFarlane Harvester Of Sorrow Boxset)

Metallica. The greatest Metal band in the world. Ever.

This is the classic line-up. Then again you could say anything from the Cliff Burton-era to Jason Newsted to Robert's era are all classic. However, one thing is common. The axis of Hetfield, Ulrich and Hammett.

The Hammer of Gods may point to Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath, mine's point staight to the Harbinger of the Metal Militia. This boxset is ridiculously awesome.

How about hi-hats?
How about double-bass drums?
How about some badass riffs from "One"?
How about lightings to create metal mayhem?

The immortal words of James Hetfield from Donnington Monster Of Rock 1985.

"If you came here to see spandex, eye makeup, and the words 'Ooh baby' in every fuckin' song, this ain't the fuckin' band. We came to bang some heads."



Sunday, July 5, 2009

James Hetfield - Metallica (McFarlane Harvester Of Sorrow boxset)

He is the leader of the pack. A man who fears nothing. A man who commands crowd of thousands. A man who is so "metal" that he still performs after being burned by pyro at his own band's concert. Eat your heart out, Axl.

I like this figure. Correctly detailing every facets of one of the greatest frontman ever. Hetfield is banging the head that doesn't bang. Even the guitar is a tribute to the song, So What?

Forever trusting who we are. And nothing else matters.



Friday, July 3, 2009

Kirk Hammett - Metallica (McFarlane Harvester Of Sorrow Boxset)

One of the greatest guitarists ever. No doubt about his abilities and his coolness in the fiery depth called Metallica. This is the silent dude of the band. The thinking head of the band.

Yet, he is probably so underrated in this massive band. The fans, of course is honoured to have Kirk banging out the riffs and solos. All hail the silent one.

Come crawling faster. Your life burns faster.



Jason Newsted - Metallica (McFarlane Harvester Of Sorrow Boxset)

He was the man that replaced the legendary Cliff Burton. Walking in Cliff's shoes is almost impossible. Jason left the band after many years of service. Still unable to fit in because of Cliff's enormous shadows.

He will always remembered for his totally-awesome haircut and explosive headbanging. There is only one Jason Newsted.

Deprived of all his thoughts, the young man struggles on and on, he's known.



Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Lars Ulrich - Metallica (McFarlane Harverster Of Sorrow Boxset)

The co-founder of the Greatest Metal Band Of All-Time. He's from Denmark and he can't keep the beats to save his life. But his is just plain mad. Just look at the the TAMA drumset. The cymbals. The double-pedals. The hi-hats. Damn!

The less I have, the more I gain.