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"High Hopes (John F. Kennedy Presidential Campaign Song)"
Sunday Evening Post, Vol.2, No.12b
Everyone is voting for Jack
Cause he's got what all the rest lack
Everyone wants to back -- Jack
Jack is on the right track.
'Cause he's got high hopes
He's got high hopes
Nineteen Sixty's the year for his high hopes.
Come on and vote for Kennedy
Vote for Kennedy
And we'll come out on top!
Oops, there goes the opposition - ker -
Oops, there goes the opposition - ker -
Oops, there goes the opposition - KERPLOP!
K--E--DOUBLE N--E--D--Y
Jack's the nation's favorite guy
Everyone wants to back -- Jack
Jack is on the right track.
'Cause he's got high hopes
He's got high hopes
Nineteen Sixty's the year for his high hopes.
Come on and vote for Kennedy
Vote for Kennedy
Keep America strong.
Kennedy, he just keeps rollin' - a -
Kennedy, he just keeps rollin' - a -
Kennedy, he just keeps rollin' along.
"The strangest story ever conceived by man."
('King Kong' and 'Ann Darrow' by McFarlane Toys / Movie Maniacs Series 3 - Deluxe Boxed Set)
Diorama by RK
Jak has now got some very hot Nike Jordans, white socks and Nike wrist bands to finish off his look.
And Mason seems to find his scent pleasing as well!
Khloë K. Koffiny (real name: Karen Johnson), new drummer for Vagabonds' House, freeing up Jade to focus on keyboard.
Head: Super Duck SDH-019B
Body: TBLeague S35A
Costume: Mattel Wild Hearts Crew (2019) with shoes found on eBay
1 September - A Doll A Day 2025
Jak has now got some very hot Nike Jordans, white socks and Nike wrist bands to finish off his look.
"Alright gentlemen, the plan is to get in, rescue Sgt. Slaughter, and then get the hell out of there—all before Serpentor and or any of his goons are the wiser."
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An original 1/6 scale kitbash figure of Lara Croft, inspired by the latest video game, 'Rise of The Tomb Raider', photographed using layered filters from Enjoyphoto, Photoshop, Superphoto & default editing apps on my cameraphone.
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The Imps Attempt to Open a Jar of Peanuts
Ellen and Peony, the Imps of the Perverse
(TBLeague Purgatori figure(s) in 1/12 scale)
Fisher-Price Imaginext "Blind Bag – Series 6" Aviatrix figure.
I had not even heard of the Imaginext "Blind Bag" figures until I randomly stumbled across a mention of them last week here on Flickr.
Then, y'know, eBay....
(I already had the airplane, though.)
Antoinette "Toni" Carter begins assembling a few holiday decorations in an attempt to bring a festive seasonal spirit to the Banana River Surf & Dive Shop.
Toni was originally intended to become a regularly recurring photo-story cast member, but she has not seen the light of day since October 2020, over two years ago. Perhaps assigning her to the staff of the Surf & Dive shop will allow her the opportunity for a bit more screen time.
Some of you may be thinking, "Huh? Toni Carter? You mean this is a different one than the other ones? How can you tell?"
How can one tell, indeed! After all, don't all of these TBLeague (formerly Phicen) "seamless" action figures look almost identical, with blonde hair and big boobs an unrealistically curvaceous upper torso?
The answer to that would be: pretty much, yeah.
However, the general rule applies to nearly all doll collecting specialties. Pullip dolls all look alike: ginormous heads on skinny little hard plastic bodies, with slight variations in hair color. Dal dolls look even more alike: pouty faced big-head dolls on runty little hard plastic bodies. The expensive Integrity Toys Poppy Parker and Fashion Royalty dolls look still more alike: pinched snooty faces on cheap plastic bodies, with only their costumes and a slight variation in lip gloss colour to differentiate among them. And then there's Barbie, offering possibly the ultimate co-mingling of infinite diversity and identical sameness.
I swear, Sindy dolls all look alike! Or they did until Hasbro took over and turned Sindy in to Barbie.
Yet fans of each type can differentiate among individual dolls, often able to identify specific releases down to model and year.
I will admit, however, that keeping this particular doll action figure in a plastic bag clearly labeled "TBLeague S26 body / TBLeague S34 head / Toni Carter" is helpful.
Body: TBLeague S26A
Head: from TBLeague S34
Clothing: assorted Barbie, Bratz, and miscellaneous
A concept re-shoot of one of my first attempts at toyphotography.
Not super clear in the end result but this was the first time I tried to use actual physical smoke in a photo. It does help set the tone of an old dark arcadehall in my opinion.
Check my GWL Creations Diorama for 1/12 scale action figures like Marvel Legends and Mafex.
You can order a diorama here
I haven't been shooting a lot of Spidey the last couple months, but there's a reason: I've been waiting for the new one to get here!
But I missed ol' web head, so I decided to give the first retro one a "shot."
Diorama by High School Creations (IG: @highschoolcreations)
Have fun, and happy snapping!
I upgraded this guy a couple months back, but since everyone's doing new photoshoots for #nationalselfmocsday I figured now would be a good time to post him!
The updates are mainly to his proportions and stability, with a drone companion and arm-cannon added on for kicks and giggles. Oh yeah, energy cells on his back for powering his weapons.
Overall I'm really happy with where RT is right now, kinda feels like I've worked all of the kinks out of this particular iteration.
Thanks for checking him out! Have a great day! ~Stronk.