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| □ | need help  (Posted by bugman1 of haverhill, masschusetts - May 28, 2010 14:13)I NEED HELP WITH BUYING "REAL SQUIRMIN BUGS" TOYS THAT I FOUND ON THIS SITE. I GOT NO REPLY ON THE PERSON WHO HAS THE IDOM. IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME WITH THIS PLEASE CONRTACT ME AT r.desjardins1@juno.com or natedesjardins@yahoo.com. THANK YOU. |
| □ | Art Storm / Fewture / Lilics Update (Posted by dumbo of NYC, NY - September 12, 2009 00:16) We have completely revamped the Art Storm / Fewture / Devilman pages. Check it out! |
| □ | New Kaiju Web Site: KAiJUKING.COM (Posted by dumbo of NYC, NY - September 12, 2009 00:10) Recently discovered cool KAIJU site. Check it out! |
 Reference Website for Bandai Ultraman Monsters Reference Website for Bandai Ultraman Monstersattached to: New Kaiju Web Site: KAiJUKING.COM http://www.kaijuking.com 
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| □ | Site is very tempermental (Posted by skyline of basingstoke, hants - May 07, 2009 04:15) Hi I visit here quite frequent and have noticed alot of the time the site is down or not working properly, is there any reason why? |
| >> Sorry about that... ( by Naomi, May 7 at 09:39) Yes, we've been having technical difficulties... The good news is that we've fixed the worst problems, and site is now faster and more reliable. |
| >> Performance update now complete! ( by Naomi, May 12 at 16:11) OK ... We've finally completed a substantial technical update to the site. We've implemented true full-text searching, which delivers a tremendous boost in the speed at which pages are rendered. Almost all pages benefit from this upgrade. |
| □ | Figure-archive.net has moved to new server! (Posted by Naomi of Atlanta, Georgia - February 05, 2009 21:13) After a 6-week hiatus, Figure-archive.net is back online. Site has been moved to a better and faster server, with more space. We've been able to increase the number of pictures on the site, and their size too. All photographs are now available in 2 sizes: as thumbnails, and in 'post-card' size. Archive's database has been expanded as well - it now includes numerous japanese toy manufacturers. The web site code has also been revised to improve page load-times, and eliminate errors. In particular, the login mechanism now works - allowing all web users to edit the archive directly. Thanks for stopping by, and enjoy your visit! |
| □ | About Aoshima AOSHIMA is known primarily for the traditional model kits it manufactures (planes, cars, ships, trucks, etc...). Some notable kits were scifi related (thunderbirds). Recently, however, they have started producing figure kits. As you probably know, we are one of the largest hobby manufacturers in Japan. AOSHIMA is the first plastic model company, having been established in 1961. |
| □ | About DID (Dragon In Dream) DID Corporation was established in 2003. With rich creativities, good quality and experienced production technique, DID has produced 4 lines of figure series including 12" Military Figure, 12" Fashion Figure,12" Movie Figure and 12" X-Games / Sports Figure. Totally over 30 different items a year that no one in the industry can match! DiD always pursues high quality and diversification of products and parts. Thus, realistic, lifelike and accuracy are what you can find in all the DID products such as the widely accepted WWII series action figures that no one gonna to miss it. Expand your collection! Expand your army! DID promise to bring the best products for your buck. |
| □ | About Us When Product Enterprise Ltd. opened its doors for business in 1998 the TV series Doctor Who was several years away from its recent renaissance, and the associated merchandise industry was struggling to maintain public interest in the BBC’s old favourite. But, although Doctor Who was then a ' hard sell’, Product Enterprise felt confident that the Daleks - the time-travelling Doctor’s greatest adversaries - were as popular as ever. With a background in product development for companies including Disney, Hasbro and Mattel, Steve Walker had cut his professional teeth on high profile licences such as those for Toy Story, The Muppets and Polly Pocket. The time was right to strike out on his own. And the Daleks were the means by which this was achieved. A licence was negotiated with the BBC for Doctor Who (later referred to as Classic Doctor Who to avoid confusion with the revived series), and first off the production-line was the TV Dalek Rolykin which was hand-made on a modest scale in the UK. This was followed by the Movie Dalek Rolykin, licenced by Canal+ who own the rights to the feature-film spin-offs, Dr. Who and the Daleks and Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 A.D., produced in the mid-1960s and starring Peter Cushing. The Rolykins were an immediate success. Easily eclipsing their success soon afterwards, however, were the Talking Daleks that marked the first venture by Product Enterprise into mass-production. Almost a decade on - with a wide range of Dalek lines under its belt, including radio- and infra-red-controlled versions of various sizes. But Product Enterprise is not, and never has been, all about Daleks. Amongst its most successful lines is that based on Gerry Anderson-created TV shows, with high-quality replicas of figures and vehicles from Supercar, Fireball XL5, Stingray, Thunderbirds, UFO and Space 1999. Prompted by the popularity of their recent Prop Replica limited-edition releases such as the ' Fab 1’ and the ' Eagle Transporter’, the launch of Iconic Replicas (incorporating Product Enterprise) represents the company’s deliberate move away from mass-market production of classic toys to a focus on authentic, high-end collectibles for the discriminating enthusiast. This will allow for a greater number of limited-edition releases across each year, an exciting development of the Gerry Anderson and Classic Doctor Who ranges, and an extension into others currently being planned. One amongst them will be the much-anticipated Irwin Allen range of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea and Lost In Space, collectibles from which will now be released as high-quality prop replicas. |
| □ | Product Enterprises Shifts Focus From Classic Toys to High-End Collectibles August 20, 2007 Product Enterprises Ltd., the UK-based manufacturer of classic toys based on the Doctor Who, Thunderbirds, Stingray and Space 1999 licenses, is re-branding itself as Iconic Replicas Ltd. and changing its focus from producing classic toys to creating limited edition, high end collectibles. The shift will allow for a greater number of releases per year and in addition to its Gerry Anderson and Doctor Who-based replicas, the company plans to create high quality prop replicas based on a number of popular Irwin Allen properties including Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Land of the Giants and Lost in Space. The deluxe 28-inch long Thunderbirds 2 prop replica is typical of the new wave of products from Iconic Replicas. Based on the original plans of the models used in the show, the handcrafted model will be available only in a limited edition of 800 worldwide. The model comes with a presentation plinth with an etched brass plaque displaying a unique edition number as well as a certificate of authenticity signed by Gerry Anderson. The MSRP for this superbly detailed replica is $800.00. Among the other projects that Iconic Replicas is working on at the present is a full size, radio-controlled, inflatable Dalek, the Rolls Royce of Dalek collectibles, which will be available worldwide by the end of the year. |
| □ | Incorporation Details Company Details - ICONIC REPLICAS LIMITED Registered No. 03685944 Address: HASLERS OLD STATION ROAD LOUGHTON ESSEX IG10 4PL Type: Private Limited with share capital Incorporation Date: 18/12/1998 Status: Small unquoted company filing only a modified balance sheet 31/03/2007 Change-of-name certificate. |
| □ | About Us When Product Enterprise Ltd. opened its doors for business in 1998 the TV series Doctor Who was several years away from its recent renaissance, and the associated merchandise industry was struggling to maintain public interest in the BBC’s old favourite. But, although Doctor Who was then a ' hard sell’, Product Enterprise felt confident that the Daleks - the time-travelling Doctor’s greatest adversaries - were as popular as ever. With a background in product development for companies including Disney, Hasbro and Mattel, Steve Walker had cut his professional teeth on high profile licences such as those for Toy Story, The Muppets and Polly Pocket. The time was right to strike out on his own. And the Daleks were the means by which this was achieved. A licence was negotiated with the BBC for Doctor Who (later referred to as Classic Doctor Who to avoid confusion with the revived series), and first off the production-line was the TV Dalek Rolykin which was hand-made on a modest scale in the UK. This was followed by the Movie Dalek Rolykin, licenced by Canal+ who own the rights to the feature-film spin-offs, Dr. Who and the Daleks and Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 A.D., produced in the mid-1960s and starring Peter Cushing. The Rolykins were an immediate success. Easily eclipsing their success soon afterwards, however, were the Talking Daleks that marked the first venture by Product Enterprise into mass-production. Almost a decade on - with a wide range of Dalek lines under its belt, including radio- and infra-red-controlled versions of various sizes. But Product Enterprise is not, and never has been, all about Daleks. Amongst its most successful lines is that based on Gerry Anderson-created TV shows, with high-quality replicas of figures and vehicles from Supercar, Fireball XL5, Stingray, Thunderbirds, UFO and Space 1999. Prompted by the popularity of their recent Prop Replica limited-edition releases such as the ' Fab 1’ and the ' Eagle Transporter’, the launch of Iconic Replicas (incorporating Product Enterprise) represents the company’s deliberate move away from mass-market production of classic toys to a focus on authentic, high-end collectibles for the discriminating enthusiast. This will allow for a greater number of limited-edition releases across each year, an exciting development of the Gerry Anderson and Classic Doctor Who ranges, and an extension into others currently being planned. One amongst them will be the much-anticipated Irwin Allen range of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea and Lost In Space, collectibles from which will now be released as high-quality prop replicas. |
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| □ | Origins of Company |
| □ | About President Japan |
| □ | About KnuckleBonz, Inc |
| □ | Humble Beginings |
| □ | Beserga |
| □ | Mai |
| □ | History 3 - Acquired by Marvel |
| □ | History 2 - Pearlmutter Acquisition Reinvigorates Toy Biz |
| □ | History 1 - The history of Toy Biz can be traced to Chantex Inc |
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| □ | Information about Solid Theater |
| □ | Company Expands 1st store, then by opens new stores |
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| □ | Hasbro's acquires Cap Toys and OddzOn |
| □ | CAP Ttoys was founded by John Osher in 1988 |
| □ | Acquired by Russ |
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| □ | Komugi |
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