Well, I started something new--again. But this is for a friend, so I am more inclined to finish. It's a 3D print of the LAAT/c or Cargo Gunship. It's in 1/72 to go along with the Micro Galaxy Squadron figures. And I'm really excited to get to the painting and weathering stage. Right now, I'm at the sand and pray stage. Follow the build here.
I've added a new page with photos of the Jazwares Micro Galaxy Squadron series. I don't have nearly all of the toys photographed yet, but it's a start. I'll probably break these apart into pages for series 1, 2, 3, etc. Also, I'm not buying all of the repaints, so it won't be 100% complete. But it's going to be a good resource for collectors.
So, I've changed some stuff around. There's a Toys & Collectibles main page now in the top bar. Under that is the Action Fleet page we all know and love. But more importantly, there's a new page for the Altaya Miniatures with pics and my thoughts on each one. I'm still keeping the scales page for them, but it will stay separate. I hope to add more in the future. Until then, enjoy a ton of new pics, as well as this one showing the Altaya Ski Speeder being roughly in scale with the Micro Galaxy Squadron Figures.
I don't know if any of you know of Brian Webb or the amazing Micro Machine custom figures he did like 10 years ago, but he recently started up again. His Patreon page, Galactic Micro Figures, is something EVERY Micro Machines fan needs to check out. He personally sculpts, molds, casts, and hand paints all of the figures. And, it's only $8 a month for a figure (multiple figures, input on projects, and other goodies cost extra credits).
But seriously, this guy is amazing. I am so thankful he is sharing his art and abilities with the world, and I can't wait to see what all comes next. Please consider checking out his page and maybe joining. And yes, the figures are Micro Machine scaled with custom cases and printed cards to match Galoob's packaging.
