News: 1/6 Scale Super Alloy - The New 52 Green Lantern from Play Imaginative

"In brightest day, in blackest night,

No evil shall escape my sight.

Let those who worship evil's might,

Beware my power, Green Lantern's light!!!"

News: 1/6 Scale Super Alloy The New 52 Superman from Play Imaginative

I never imagine that Play Imaginative's 1/6 scale Super Alloy Superman would turn out this way. Ok anyway this was posted over at the facebook page of Play Imaginative, their upcoming Super Alloy Superman, or

News: The Super Alloy Iron Man 3 figurines Showcase by Play Imaginative

Visited this great exhibition last Saturday with my wife which was held at Bugis. Although not a very large scale exhibition but the Super Alloy Iron Man figurines were really huge! There were some 1/4th scaled and

News: Play Imaginative announced Super Alloy Iron Man Mark VII 1/6 scale Collectible figure with Hall of Armor

After Play Imaginative released their Super Alloy Batman during STGCC 2012, they have now announced their next Super Alloy figure, Iron Man Mark VII. For those who went to STGCC 2012 would have seen the actual display of the Super Alloy Iron Man. Scroll down for more details taken from Play Imaginative.

Super Alloy Iron Man Mark VII
Approx. Height: 30.5cm (12inch)
Approx. Weight: 1kg

- Comprises of at least 88% die-cast metal alloy
- Die-cast metal mask, torso, arms, & legs
- Battery operated lights for ARC Reactor, eyes & palm areas (batteries included)
- Magnetised feet automatically activate Hall of Armor lights when placed in position
- Armored figurine with 50 points of articulation
- Ball-jointed shoulders for full range of  arm movements
- Double-jointed body, bendable at upper torso
- Fully articulated hands and fingers
- Comes with a figure stand Packaging artwork by Adi Granov

The Super Alloy Iron Man Mark VII features Tony Stark’s upgraded Iron Man suit as featured in the 2012 movie The Avengers. This fully articulated figure has the full range of movements and poses, and is made of 88% die-cast metal alloy, weighing approximately 1kg.  

Super Alloy Hall of Armor
Approx. Dimensions: 24.9cm(W) x 19.1cm(D) x 41.4cm(H)
Approx. Weight: 3.6kg

- Die-cast metal back interior & base
- Battery operated lights for side, top, back & base areas (batteries included)
- 5 different lighting modes to choose from
- Infrared remote control operates lights for ease of control within display cabinet
- Lighting mode 5 automatically activated by magnetised feet in Iron Man figure when placed in position
- Magnetic sides, top and base allow multiple Halls of Armor to connect with and stack on top of each other
- Magnetic waist clamp to hold the Iron Man figure in position

The Super Alloy Hall of Armor is where Tony Stark houses his Iron Man suits. Featuring 5 different lighting modes activated by remote control, it allows for ease of use within any display cabinet. With a die-cast metal back interior and base, the Hall of Armor weighs approximately 3.6kg.

When the Iron Man Mark VII is positioned in the Hall of Armor, magnetised feet automatically activate lighting mode 5 for an impressive display.


Source from: Play Imaginative

Coverage on STGCC 2012: Play Imaginative

This is part 2 of the coverage on the STGCC 2012. The Imaginative booth is certainly a booth you should look out for. After announcing the Alloy 1/6 Batman, they have revealed the 1/6 Ironman which was displayed at their booth, check them out.

Of course other than the two recent superheroes announced, Play Imaginative has several lines of toys too and they are all displayed at their booth. Please stay tuned, there are more coverage coming up!

News: More pictures of Play Imaginative - Super Alloy 1/6 Scale Batman Figure

Went to the Play Imaginative Shop yesterday at Scape and them displaying the upcoming Super Alloy Batman which I posted it here. I managed to capture a few shots of it and sharing it here. Exclusive version comes with 'shiny' armor but personally I preferred the normal version more. All pictures shown on left side is the normal version. Exclusive version is on the right side.

 

Sorry for the low quality picture because I took it with my phone. The box art of the normal version is exactly the same as the exclusive except it is black in color.

I have seen a few online stores having PO for this figurine, but I think they only bringing in the normal version. The exclusive version is only available at the STGCC 2012! So come to the STGCC if you don't want to miss it!

News: Play Imaginative - Super Alloy 1/6 Scale Collectable Figure "Batman by Jim Lee"

Saw this exclusive piece of Batman by Jim Lee on The Action Figure Hub. It is a Super Alloy 1/6 Scale Collectable Figure “Batman by Jim Lee” from Play Imaginative. According to AFHUB this figure will have a 85% die-cast metal alloy with more then 50 points of articulations.

Guys, guess what, this special edition Batman will only be available for PO at the STGCC Play Imaginative Booth G3. So if you really want this piece, make sure you book your ticket fast!

 Below are the specifications:

• 12 inches tall (approximate)
• Sculpted PVC face
• Detailed skin-textured face
• Double-jointed neck
• Double-jointed elbows
• Ball-jointed wrists
• Ball-jointed hips
• Double-jointed knees
• PVC utility belt
• Two ABS batarangs
• One ABS grappling gun
• Die-cast metal torso, arms and legs
• Fully articulated hands and fingers
• Armoured figurine with 50 points of articulation
• Gun-metal finish on main parts of body
• Ball-jointed shoulders for full range of arm movements
• Double-jointed body, bendable at upper torso with ability to swivel from left to right at waist
• Ball-jointed ankles with articulated boot front
• Magnets embedded under feet
• Removable and posable cape
• Figure display dragon gargoyle base with stone finish and embedded magnet
• Magnet feet lock at dragon gargoyle base
• Box packaging comes with magnetic clasp and box sleeve

Oh forgot to add, the fabric cape is detachable, and it comes with a magnetic gargoyle base for display. I managed to crop the picture of Batman standing on the gargoyle base for your views. It is pretty cool.

So if you guys are really interested, you must attend the STGCC which is coming soon on 1st September 2012! Click here for more details!



Sources from: afhub.com/ and playimaginative.com