Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2007

Miniature DC and ST Key

A couple days ago, a friend went to the post office to check my mail and what was awaiting there?

No less than a miniature SEGA Dreamcast!!



Here it is in all its glory, It belongs to a series called Sega History Collection. It's very detailed, comes with 2 VMU's with caps (now easier to lose than the real thing!), a detachable modem, Space Channel 5 complete with case, and of course a controller.

This thing is just so cool that the VMU's even fit inside the controller, however you cannot link them, the SC5 disc fits inside the console and the controller can be plugged in.

Everything comes in very accurate proportion, except for the controller cable, the real one unfortunately is much much shorter. The whole thing is very small, check out the comparison shot with the other thing I got....



A ST Key for the SEGA Saturn, this, as you probably guessed, is an import loader, not much to say here, except for so far, so good, all you have to do is plug it in, wait for the SEGA logo, the ST Key splash screen, press a button and presto!, imports on your Saturn.

And where did these wonders come from? From the racketboy forums, grittykitty is selling lots of cool stuff right in this thread at great prices, mostly japanese Saturn and DC stuff, as well as the complete miniature SEGA set.

So there you have it, sorry for the blurry pics, hopefully I'll get a camera soon.

Monday, April 9, 2007

Remy for all


This one is from last week, there was a guy selling a few Remy action figures from SFIII 3rd Strike for $1.50 each, they all come with 2 heads, 4 sets of hands and a plastic thingy that I can hardly make stay in place that is supposed to be the light of virtue. Pretty cool looking, but its kind of hard to get them to stand without leaning on something.

They were all in the original packaging but that didn't last much long, I'm not really one of those "everything must be shrink-wrapped" collectors and my sister opened all the packages to do this:
Pretty fun, just remember not to smell the plastic when you take them out, stinks like hell.