by: -RoG-
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Beddie Buddies Gumby.
Street Sharks!
A vintage Star Wars Millenium Falcon and Super Powers Darkseid Destroyer.
How about you give them some super blood?
Yes indeed, there exists a Freddy Krueger Yo-Yo.
Ninja Force Snake-Eyes and Leonardo cosplaying as a Native American for some reason.
Fisher-Price Adventure People and some old Gremlins toys.
Super Shredder and Ace Duck!
Still the best Godzilla toy ever made.
Dino-Riders, sans their dinosaurs.
More miscellaneous toys.
And more toys, including a few classic M.U.S.C.L.E. figures in the corner.
Pierre Bernard and Wonder Woman. Good times!
A Secret of Monkey Island statue featuring Guybrush squaring off against LeChuck.
Custom mech-suit man destroys all in his path.
Metal sculptures of many of your favorite pop culture characters.
Oh... if only I could afford this badass Gremlin.
Batman and Optimus Prime are ready to clean up the streets of Gotham once and for all.
Engage.
The Baroness and another old Robin figure.
Sneakers with superhero color schemes.
The Dungeons & Dragons Fortress of Fangs playset!
And now I conclude this pictorial with my favorite photo of the day:
This kid was frozen... absolutely FROZEN in uneasy dread as R2-D2 approached him.
You could tell he was too terrified to move out of fear that R2 might attack. This went on for a solid minute.
Classic!
Alright, that about does it for my coverage of WonderCon 2012. Looking forward to attending again next year, and if you have the chance, I suggest you do the same cuz you'll have a blast. Until then, I hope you enjoyed the photos. Adios.
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ForgottenInvader - I believe it was. There was a film crew there just after I finished taking photos of the booth. It didn't have a price tag on it, but I'm sure it wasn't cheap. The U.S.S. Flagg was listed for $7500.