Podcasts about figure subscription service

In this episode, Nick talks to the seller of a subscription and info product business created in January 2018 in the finance and employment niche. Listen in to find out how the business makes an average of $3,458 per month in net profit, why the seller has decided to sell, the lessons learned from running the business, and much more.  Visit https://empireflippers.com/listing/55776/ to learn more about this business.”

65 minutes · Originally Aired Mar 15, 2012 Episode Info Show notes: http://www.joedeclassified.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=466&sid=5032f1ceab82742b39421f62e7363c65 Over the past 3 years, Patrick Stewart (aka notpicard) and Gary Head (aka Gyre-Viper) have discovered or simply brought to light, through their in-hand reviews, a lot of canceled and unreleased concepts from the “modern era”/”swivel-chest” GI JOE lines: the canceled Target sets (RECONDO w/ WHIRLWIND; CHUCKLES w/ SILVER MIRAGE etc), TIGER-FORCE ROADBLOCK, the PYTHON PATROL TROOPER and TELE-VIPER (before they were released later by the GJCC), DESERT SCORPION w/ COBRA MINOTAUR and more. But of all the things they’ve managed to get their hands on over the past couple of years, two unreleased concepts specifically have really captured the attention of the GI JOE collecting community: the mysterious NANO-B.A.T. and the elusive IRON KLAW. NANO-B.A.T. went public at JoeCon 2010 and then hit the internet just days later. It quickly became one of the most controversial, debated, hypothesized, abhorred, embraced, loathed, and desired unreleased figures of the “modern”/”swivel-chest” era. At the time, no one had ever even heard of NANO-B.A.T. Not even Patrick Stewart who discovered the figure. Almost 2 years after the discovery of NANO-B.A.T., the GJCC have plans to release a version of NANO-B.A.T. through their Figure Subscription Service (FSS). It should be noted that the NANO-B.A.T.(s) Pat (notpicard) found was a preproduction sample. Not entirely representative of what the final NANO-B.A.T. would have been at retail had it been released, nor how it is planned to be released through the GJCC FSS. IRON KLAW photos hit the internet in 2009. Rumors/listings of an “IRON KLAW TROOPER” had been floating about for some time, but it wasn’t until Gyre-Viper managed to find one, that anyone really had any idea of what it was, or what it would have looked like. But this was an unpainted test-shot. It only gave the community a very basic idea of what the IRON KLAW would have been had it been released. Almost 3 years after the IRON KLAW test-shot discovery, the GJCC has plans to release a version of IRON KLAW through the same Figure Subscription Service that is boasting NANO-B.A.T. amongst its 13 figure offering. That should be the end of the story, right? All is said and done? Patrick “notpicard” Stewart proves otherwise as he provides the podcast and you the listener/viewer with images of things most people have never seen before: IN-HAND images of the fully painted canceled IRON KLAW figure (NOT the GIJCC version).

Been a while since we talked toys. Comics and cartoons are all fine and well, but action figures, vehicles, and playsets take the focus back in this episode where the boys crack open their elusive top 5 toys that have evaded capture. They run down their wishlist of toys they're still on the hunt for; and dip their toes into the Hasbro Cinematic Universe concept. Figure Subscription Service 4.0, also comes under fire... *ahem*... receives some focus. 

54d4a2073eed6a331a8969581f7685c9.jpgIDW's latest books, The Transformers #46 and Transformers: Redemption, are analyzed by the cast. After that, the newly revealed Masterpiece Ramjet is broken down as what we know, and don't, comes into focus. Upcoming re-paint and re-tool figures coming early next year from Combiner Wars and from e-hobby are discussed, leading into our thoughts on recent Transformers Collectors' Club products. This includes both the recently received Figure Subscription Service 3 Krok, and the latest reveals of toys to be released exclusively at Botcon 2016. The show wraps up with a discussion on buyer's remorse related to exclusive figures that may lose their luster, as well as the regular "Bragging Rights" segment where the cast talks about their latest Transformers product acquisitions.

The Seibertron.com Twincast/Podcast is back from our Road Trip to BotCon 2012! This episode's topics include: the social aspects of the show, the Seibertron.com bar meetup, the Hasbro Panel, the Club Panel, the Figure Subscription Service, the Simon Furman Panel, the box set, the souvenir figures, the customizing class, the Golden Ticket experience, as well as product reveals like the Toys R Us Masterpiece Prime, SDCC Bruticus, SDCC Rust in Peace Cliffjumper, Prime figures, and more!

We got some great toy news for you this time around. The G.I. Joe Collector Club has revealed a ton of their new Figure Subscription Service (FSS) figures. If you want to decide not only the next Fans' Choice figure for Star Wars, but probably a majority of the obscure figures to come in the next few years, go vote now! Did you now there's a Dinobot combiner? There is and it looks good, not great, but that might be good enough. Finally, it's that time of year. Hasbro Toy Shop has 25% off and free shipping for all of their friends and family and who's a better friend than us. It applies to almost everything, sans the only thing people really want, the exclusives.