Big EGD, Electrogeist, Ardaan Mist, Explorer, and new Hunter Mordles video!

Nebular and Sonesidar Mordles from Toyfinity!

The Solar Storm and Rampaging Mordles from Toyfinity!

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Two new videos!

Both stuff from Godbeast/Truecast Studios

2014 C2E2 & PCCKC Exclusive Mystic Warriors of the Ring

Seeing how I was infected with the OMFG/OTMFG bug earlier this year, these guys seemed right up my alley. I went to PCCKC (Planet Comic-Con Kansas City) earlier in the year. My one and only intent outside of social stuff was to grab the new Kabuto Mushis from the Truecast Studio table. While there bullshitting, I went ahead and decided to pick up a set of the exclusives to put on my OMFG shelf.

Here's the package. Simple and sweet, to keep the cost down. Like a lot of this stuff. The picture is a sticker.

Here are the characters inside the baggie.

Here are all three characters set out.

This is the Widowmaker. He's my second favorite of the trio. As you can probably tell, he's got some spider features. To me there are some tribal features too, like the large headdress like headsculpt.

Shot from behind. Here you slightly make out the bugs on his middle elbowpads.

A little bit closer shot so you can see the detail on Widowmaker's chest chest and face.

In an almost fist-pump pose, here is Sheldon Sabre. While being my least favorite, he's still pretty cool. There are some fun details such as the tiger stripes on his shoulders and legs. He also has some detailing on his kneepads.

Shot from behind

And finally, my favorite of the three, is Kayin Kungaa. He's the largest of the trio at nearly 2.5" tall. He also REALLY wants to fall over backwards. I find it fitting the big guy has the single strap get-up like the Big Show used to have.

Here you can see Kayin's fur a little better. For some reason that little tuft of hair on his head cracks me up.

This is all three with some other figures from other lines. In conclusion, I kind of like these guys. I'd love to see more wrestlers come out in this scale. For $9, they're a fun little trio of figures to have. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that they made a wrestling ring to with these guys! You can get all your information about this series here

4" The Walking Dud from Truecast Studios

Alright, I went to Planet Comic-Con Kansas City this weekend. While I was there getting the new Kabuto Mushi's from the Truecast Studios table, I saw these guys. I found them to rather intriguing. At first, I bought one of the mini Walking Duds, which I'll review later. As the day winded down, I decided to go back and get a larger one. The figures come in little ziploc bags with a header card.

These guys come in three different sizes with several different pricepoints. First, there are the small 2" figures. These are made of rubber or a harder material (plastic or pvc, I can't remember). The one made of harder material literally looked like a dehydrated fruit, which was a REALLY neat effect. They were $10 at the show and $15 on truecast studio's website. Next, there is the 4" Walking Dud, which is the one pictured. They go for between $35-$75. The $35 ones are not painted. They can come in solid colors or be made of several different colored parts. I do believe the eye on mine is painted. The $75 4" Duds are fully painted. Truth be told, I fell in love with one of the $75 ones at the show, but cash was running low as it was at the end of the day, so I opted for the next best thing, which was the color molded version picture below. Next there are 7.5" ones that go for $75 for molded colors and $125 for fully painted.

Right out of the package, I was floored at the molded detail on him. There are sinewy bits all over the place. His shirt is molded to look like its in tatters and has seen better days. There was a version with no painted eye but his mouth open with a tongue, which I also believe is a separate piece that can be moved and removed. More on that later.

His arms are articulated at the shoulder and elbow with a swivel. Each piece has a plug that fits into the next piece, similar to a glyos bit, but not the same size. He also has a swivel waist and neck. The larger versions also have a removable eye from what I saw.

A face only a mother could love.

This version also comes apart. Here you can see which pieces are molded together. The other arm that I do not have separated from the sleeve in this picture looks like it does come apart, but the rubber was thin enough that I was not comfortable taking it apart. I have little worry about the other pieces however. They squish out just fine and don't appear to have any threat of ripping at all.

Here he is with some other figures I had laying around.

Here you see how bendy he is. Overall, I am VERY happy with this guy. He looks hilarious and he has a lot of character. These guys are very impressive to see in person. The painted ones are fantastic looking. If you're interested in snagged a Walking Dud of your own, check out their website here . They are also going to be at C2E2 this year. If you are into zombies or just want something goofy for your desk, check out one of these guys. The price may be off-putting, but the quality in these figures, especially the bigger ones with paint jobs, is very well done. The painted ones also have the kind of paint that isn't going to chip off easily, so you don't have to worry about that, seeing how the figures are made of rubber.