Marvel vs. Capcom - Spiderman

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Spiderman is up second, let me tell you -- this was a big job and I'm really proud of Ryan. He totally upped his skill creating this baby.

Marvel vs. Capcom - Cable

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As I said, it seemed like we weren't doing very much this month, but as you can see we've actually been busy.

We came across a Dreamcast system, so Ryan purchased MvsC 1 & 2 and has been loving playing old school for a bit. I guess he feel in love with it so much, he wanted to make a few of the characters for our display case.

Cable is first up.

Christmas Gift Giving Part 4

And second is my daddy.

He was exceptionally thrilled... after I told him we made them. He thought we had sent them out to be created. Silly daddy.

My sister also thought these were pretty rad. She's officially dubbed me the "Queen of Acrylics".

Tis the season! We hope you all had an awesome Christmas.

xox, Holly

Christmas Gift Giving Part 3

I had NO idea what to get my parents, they are pretty impossible... so we decided to make em into cute little mighty muggs --- > here they are!

First up: My mummy.

Christmas Gift Giving Part 2

We kinda fell in love with Mighty Muggs... we couldn't think of any better way of showing someone we cared.

So we made them their own little 100% recycled awesome figure. Here's Jason!

Christmas Gift Giving Part 1

Well... here at JRS, it may have seemed like we were doing nothing... but boy were we busy as all heck.

This was a Christmas present designed for friends... continuing with the Toronto Roller Derby line. (You can check them out here: http://www.torontorollerderby.com/)

Anyway, the receiver was very pleased -- something about a life long dream to be embodied in plastic.

Merry Ho Ho!

Prototype Hell Fire Guard

Another ToyBiz prototype that never came to life was the Hellfire Guard. They were however featured on one of the ML stands, beaten up of course.

For any White Queen fans, I think this is a must to add to your collections! Great army builders!

He'll be up for 7 day auction on eBay later today.

Prototype Crimson Dynamo v. 2

Back by popular demand, and a little retooling on our part, here is Crimson Dynamo version 2.

We think he is a lot more stylish now, and looks a little more like a tin-man.

He'll be up for auction on eBay later today.

- Holly

JRS Boxing Day Sale!

Yes that's right -- we're doing it again. We've cleared out the fodder bin one last time before the New Year.

Disappointed in what Santa brought for you? Then why not check out our sale items on eBay.

All our items start at just 99 cents, and if you buy 3 you get 1 free! We also combine shipping.

Don't miss out!

- Holly

Happy Birthday to Holly

Hey all... Ryan here with this weeks update...

No customs this week, sadly -- we've been busy Christmas shopping and decorating, etc. So stay turned for next Sunday.

Our Holiday figur sale is going to kick back up tomorrow, so swing on by eBay for another round of great loose figures.

And one final note -- I'd like to wish Holly a "happy birthday" in advance. She turns 23 tomorrow!

Later,
Rino

Prototype Havok Variant

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We here at JRS Toys got pretty excited when those Toy Biz prototypes started circulating & as with all the others, we're pretty surprised Toy Biz didn't follow through on these!

So anyway, we decided that there was no better way than to make it ourselves! So what we have for you is one Havok Variant, ultra pose-able figure with some 44 points of articulation and stands 6 inches tall.

Exclusive Age of Apocalypse Morph

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Morph is a favorite of ours, (see our previous figure with alternative heads), I think his crackly laugh is probably most prominent from the X-Men cartoon of the 90's.

So anyway, we were always jealous of this Toyfare Exclusive was released and decided that since we finally had all the right elements we'd update it. So what we have for you is one AOA Morph, ultra pose-able figure with some 36 points of articulation and stands 6 1/2 inches tall.

More to come -- H