New toys in stock!!!

Goz Wite · 12-23-2003, 03:32 AM

I don't believe that this has been posted, but for everyone that is having a really hard time finding figures, I have some information for you. Go to Amazon.com. They also recently listed all the mutating figures, as well as the new plush (they call them "Super-Poseable"). They actually don't have too bad of prices either. Just recently they had a free shipping deal going on and before that they were selling everything for 25% off the regular price. I bought the lair from them for $37.49. The price they have now is only $5.99, and I know I get mine from Target or Wal-Mart for under 5 bucks, but I've seen some posts here saying that they are paying upwards of 8 dollars. I'm sure you collectors out there don't trust online shopping, because they may not arrive in mint condition, and you are absolutely correct. The box my lair was slightly crushed on the corner (I'm talking like as if you were to bump into a wall with it), but the contents were in perfect condition. But I know there are those that like to open them, if not collect a set and open another. So if you don't mind the risk of having a bent card, or box, or if you bought the last mutating Leo (for example) and need another, check out Amazon.com, you won't be disappointed. Sorry for the rambling, I know I sound like I work for them or something, but I'm serious, check them out. Anyway, I guess I'll end my rambling. Catch ya later!

tormentedvagrant · 12-23-2003, 08:13 AM

I have been to amazon and i thought it was great, but then I shopped around. I found the mutating figures for $2 less, saving me alot. So as long as you don't mind paying a bit more like Goz Wite said, Amazon.com is a good place to go.

kj6754 · 12-24-2003, 07:47 PM

walmart.com has them too but sometimes they sell out real fast so you have to keep on checking back. And they usually sell figures in fours and threes.

12-23-2003, 03:32 AM	#1
Goz Wite Mouser Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Texas Posts: 12	New toys in stock!!! I don't believe that this has been posted, but for everyone that is having a really hard time finding figures, I have some information for you. Go to Amazon.com. They also recently listed all the mutating figures, as well as the new plush (they call them "Super-Poseable"). They actually don't have too bad of prices either. Just recently they had a free shipping deal going on and before that they were selling everything for 25% off the regular price. I bought the lair from them for $37.49. The price they have now is only $5.99, and I know I get mine from Target or Wal-Mart for under 5 bucks, but I've seen some posts here saying that they are paying upwards of 8 dollars. I'm sure you collectors out there don't trust online shopping, because they may not arrive in mint condition, and you are absolutely correct. The box my lair was slightly crushed on the corner (I'm talking like as if you were to bump into a wall with it), but the contents were in perfect condition. But I know there are those that like to open them, if not collect a set and open another. So if you don't mind the risk of having a bent card, or box, or if you bought the last mutating Leo (for example) and need another, check out Amazon.com, you won't be disappointed. Sorry for the rambling, I know I sound like I work for them or something, but I'm serious, check them out. Anyway, I guess I'll end my rambling. Catch ya later!

12-23-2003, 08:13 AM	#2
tormentedvagrant Hench Mutant Join Date: May 2003 Location: April's Apartment Posts: 462	I have been to amazon and i thought it was great, but then I shopped around. I found the mutating figures for $2 less, saving me alot. So as long as you don't mind paying a bit more like Goz Wite said, Amazon.com is a good place to go. __________________ "I like to eat things I can pick out their bones with my teeth, not pick my teeth with their bones."--Leatherhead(RPG)

12-24-2003, 07:47 PM	#3
kj6754 Foot Soldier Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 142	walmart.com has them too but sometimes they sell out real fast so you have to keep on checking back. And they usually sell figures in fours and threes.