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Monday, 1 October 2012

X-Plus 25cm Godzilla & Anguirus '68 In Stock!

I just received notification from Hobby Search that the X-Plus Toho Large Monsters Series Godzilla and Anguirus 1968 are now in stock. I also got my Paypal receipt as well. $142 in total. Not a pleasing site to see considering that I just paid almost the exact same amount for my S.H. MonsterArts King Ghidorah last week. Regardless, I am still quite excited to get it. I am also acquiring Anguirus as well, but he was purchased by my father as a two month belated birthday gift (he reserved it before my b-day in August). So I am assuming that he'll ship out soon as well.

Both the 25cm Godzilla and Anguirus are definitely the last X-Plus figures that I will be buying for a long while. As much as I want to acquire November's 25cm Gorosaurus 1967, I don't think it's in the budget right now. Anyways, these current duo as well as the figures I already possess will keep me quite happy!

I expect to receive both hopefully early next week.



Bluefin's Booth @ NYCC 2012

Go see the new S.H. MonsterArts Destoroyah prototype at the New York Comic Con on October 11-14. Bluefin will also be displaying Burning Godzilla, Godzilla Junior, and perhaps a hinted western monster....

Also, they will also have a small quantity of S.H. MonsterArts King Ghidorah figures. If you do not have one, want one, and are attending NYCC, better get ahold of one fast!

I'd go, but I live on a tiny island in the Pacific, so......

See more at Bluefin's Facebook Page!

Sunday, 30 September 2012

S.H. MonsterArts Destoroyah Pics & Price

Just as King Ghidorah is released, we are treated to new pictures of the upcoming S.H. MonsterArts Destoroyah. It looks pretty awesome when posed next to November's Godzilla 1995, and December's Godzilla Junior. We are still unclear of the release date, but the announced price is a hefty 12,600 yen, which is close to $161 USD! What is the reason behind this gargantuan price tag? I do not know.

I guess it is time to really start saving up!

Check out the rest of the photos at Importing Monsters.