Frazetta Girls
>Conan figure arrives in warehouse this friday, starts shipping this weekend.

Mythic Legions
>Horror of Eisensmall up for Pre-Order on Storehorsemen until Sunday 7/3, retail preorders start shortly after at increased prices.
>SDCC Exclusive figure will be available at booth #3245 starting 7/24. Figure will also be part of upcoming Kickstarter for the Mythic Legions TTRPG launching early 2026

>All-Star 6 still shipping, hitting doorsteps now.
>Silver Knight Legion Builder, Cosmic Ox Krewe Book 1 and Head Packs all on the water, start shipping in September.

https://sourcehorsemen.com/about/release-status

Savage Crucible
>Wave 2 In Stock Sale happening 8/1 at Savagecrucible.com - very limited quantities available

Xesray Studios
>Newly tooled Gladiator, Gladiatrix and Preview Barbarian figure up for pre-order now. Painted protos of future Barbarian figures released.

Other
>Loose Collector Yeti and Sasquatch up for pre-order, along with Gold Lady Death and Wargoth
>Lado Toys Liya shipping now, Tonia up for Pre-order.

Know of any other new lines or series of figures you're excited about? Let us know, all fantasy figures are welcomed here!

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>>11498663 (OP)
Lots of Legions stuff should be hitting soon, I even just got my own AS6 figures in hand. Savage Crucible's stuff is also getting into more hands and I'm hoping to build my barbarian horde some more with their in-stock sale. But I'm most excited about finally getting the one and only Conan of Cimmeria! (who will actually be my third Conan, but who's counting)

Who do you got pre-order? Which Lines you most excited about? How many Conans are you gonna buy?

Here's my collection of mythological creatures! Not as fancy as you guys's, but I'm proud of it :)

>>11498771
>Mythical Creatures
>Rhino

It's a nice little collection, I like the blue lizard dude on the wall.

>>11498797
>Rhino
I'll allow it.
https://www.discovery.com/nature/Mythical-Animals-Turned-Out-to-Be-Real

>>11498797
Uh, that's a UNICORN, thank you very much! fr though, the unicorn was WAY to easy to collect. I always liked the hypothesis that the unicorn was just Europeans misunderstanding what a rhino was, so I figured I'd track down one of THOSE instead as a stand-in!

The lizard is supposed to be a salamander. It's a set from Frozen 2, (the ONLY disney set I own,) because I really liked how that legend was represented in that movie, (even IF the rest was mid.) However the set had no fire coming out of it, so I had to improvise a way to make it BREATH the flame that was included in the set to invoke salamander imagery. I got it to stick to the wall with a lego plate that does that for some reason. Unfortunately when I moved I couldn't put those two shelves together, so the salamander is no longer part of the display :(

>>11498804
THANK you my good sir!

I also have the Halloween collection...

AND a Christmas collection.

>>11498804
>>11498807
....that's amazing and I stand corrected and apologize for my misgivings.

>>11498814
Haha! No problem! People's reaction to it is actually one of my favorite parts of having the guy in my collection! XD

>>11498813
How'd you get that picture to look 39 years old

>>11498820
Poor lighting and a not-so-good camera.
I have a better picture, but I figured, eh, fuck it, gives of kind of an old-timey Christmas vibe...sorta...if you squint.

>>11498825
Sorry, I asked that question positively, I like that it looks older than my parents

>>11498828
>older than my parents
Are YOU old enough to be on this site?

>>11498831
36.

>>11498834
Alright, just checking, lol

>>11498819
It actually looks like a cool little rhino too, is he articulated at all?

>>11498825
It's amazing what you can do with a potato camera lol.

>>11498834
Lookit this youngin here.

Random pic

>>11498840
>Is he articulated at all?
A little bit. His head can move up and down and the legs can move back and forth a bit. Still not TOO many poses you can do while still keeping him upright.

>Random pic
Aah yes, the mythical onion knight! I too have heard legend of him guarding the vegetable patch! (And yes, I know he's from dark souls, but I keep forgetting his name and just calling him "Onion knight", lol)

>>11498637
What I'm saying is that before, we used to get a dozen figures in a span of a couple of months vs 1 today. You can point toward all the upcoming figures and think that's a lot in total, but it really isn't when compared to the past, when fantasy media was being heavily pushed.
And that's part of my initial complaint about there being any good fantasy lines anymore, because there's no push for fantasy toylines. Where's house of dragons? Wheel of time? Witcher? Rings of Power? Sandman? All of these would have been auto-picked up by toy stores pre-2016. That War of Rohan movie barely got a blip of a toyline and only as budgetshit, because stores don't want to carry shit anymore.

There was always weird shit like this coming out before. Something like this isn't medieval fantasy, but it fits right in. Lots of variety.

Nevermind those dozens of figures were easily found in thousands of stores, whether they were comic shops or walmarts.

Hello Subby

>>11498896
I really liked the snow troll from the War of the Roharim toys. Too bad you had to buy all 4 others to get it. I swear, I fucking HATE that model in collectable toy lines.
Either A.) I want the figure and have to spend like, 150$ to get it,
Or B.) I buy one of the figures I want, and am now stuck with a bull leg or a robot fist or some bullshit that doesn't even GO to anything! Like, the fuck do I do with it?

Post crusaders

>>11498663 (OP)
Where do I get those awesome demons!?

>>11498896
Everything you say is wrong. The amount of fantasy figures we get these days dwarfs even when toys were more prolific on shelves. You just don't like them because they're mostly original figure lines and not based on pre-existing media. Mythic Legions alone has put out more figures and figure variety then any mass media based fantasy franchise in the past 30 years.

>>11498904
I hate that gimmick so much, especially when it's included in a crappy toyline like the War of Roharim 5 PoA garbage. Even the Diamond Select LotR line did that with Sauron, which was also a pretty jank line. At least they dropped the gimmick for the second wave, but by that point the line was pretty much dead. The Orcs and Goblins were pretty good, but the rest of the figures really felt dated and poorly designed.

>>11498991
Biblical Adventures by d13 toys. They even have two packs in various colors, though I'm not sure if they're any cheaper then just buying two figures. Interesting concept, but not a perfect line. I kinda wanna get the Roman soldier to mix with my Roman Soldiers from other lines and have a weird mixed group of very different yet similar soldiers.

My shit finally shipped from 4H. Belts and heads and skellies oh my.

>>11499006
I'm legit more excited for the belts then the figures themselves. Such a simple thing but it can add so much character to a figure.

>>11498896
>All of these would have been auto-picked up by toy stores pre-2016.
Not necessarily. Apart from Lego, the Hobbit toys flopped so bad that Desolation of Smaug barely got 10 figures, and Battle of Five Armies didn't get shit, mainly because the movies didn't manage to capture the audience like LotR did.
Let's go through the franchises you mentioned.
>Where's house of dragons?
Last two seasons of GoT shitting the bed and all that pegwarming Funko shit left licensees unwilling to touch that potential bonfire.
>Wheel of time?
Unproven property whose tv show ended up like the series author. Also character designs aren't very toyetic.
>Witcher?
We got pegwarming McFarlane crap and another tv show that turned to garbage, but we are still getting an overpriced Figma with no alt faces if you want.
>Rings of Power?
Toy execs actually paid attention to the canary in the coalmine.
>Sandman?
Really a shame because it really does have interesting character designs, but the main audience spend all their money at Hot Topic trying to look like Lydia Deetz. Also since Gaiman is an analrapist, toy company execs are breathing a sigh of relief.
>There was always weird shit like this coming out before.
The biggest difference between Golden Compass and your list is that it was aimed at kids, and was more fantasy adventure than fantasy drama or dark fantasy like everything you mentioned.
You know what is selling in thousands of stores as we speak? How to Train Your Dragon. A fantasy adventure with interesting designs that translate well to toys.
Also, all that Golden Compass, Narnia and Hobbit shit going to clearance probably made the big companies weary of backing anything risky in the genre.

>>11499019
>Also, all that Golden Compass, Narnia and Hobbit shit going to clearance probably made the big companies weary of backing anything risky in the genre.
Entirely missing my point, because despite all this stuff going on clearance, stores were still ordering line after line after line, hence getting a dozen figures every new movie/tv season.
Narnia shit didn't do well and Prince Caspian bombing at stores didn't stop them from ordering Golden Compass toys. Golden Compass toys bombing didn't stop them from ordering The Hobbit toys.
There was a multitude of toylines being produced back then, just because they had a media tie in. So even shit like Heroes, Gotham, Castlevania, got toylines, just because they were on TV.

Today, they're avoiding nearly everything and ignoring how even more popular video games have become. You're right, they're not taking chances anymore, and that's still entirely my point, hence not finding as many good fantasy lines anymore.

>>11498997
>You just don't like them because they're mostly original figure lines and not based on pre-existing media.
They're just so generic, which is a big problem i have. They don't actually want to be "original" but instead trying to do ripoff designs like Heman shit, which 4H is super guilty of, and avoid. Ironically, the overused 50 year old IPs look more original than original lines.
Also, i avoid third party/chinese lines, because practically everyone has brittle problems with them. The old 1/12/Clothes General proved that and people in these threads constantly post their figures breaking too. A mainstream toy company would do better, but retailers aren't buying up any toy tie-in anymore, so mainstream companies aren't making them anymore.

>>11498997
it's a gimmick, but it solved a problem that we used to have: stores weren't ordering large figures. So we finally were able to get oversized figures that previously weren't abe to be made.

>>11498771
neat, I always had a soft spot for that old vikings jörmungandr

>>11499046
>They're just so generic, which is a big problem i have.
>jeez I don't like how you have to build Legos is so generic and lame why can't all Lego be licensed series like star wars, Nintendo or superheroes???

>>11499165
huge difference between building blocks and action figures, especially when said action figures usually try to imitate a popular series and just change enough shit not to infringe on any copyrights, making for a lamer design.

>>11497625
>And I'm sure you'll be fine with that Mezco figure
I am cursed, I just received him and his left leg is broken. That's the second figure I have received that has been fucked out of the box, I think the universe is telling me action figures aren't for me. Oh well.

>>11498905
He looks like he defends Holy Grails.

>>11498905
I just got word that my singles from All Star 6 are on the way. That's another 3 Sir Enoch's. I should buy a couple of more Elijah's for the skellie head.

So, it looks like D13, of Biblical Adventures fame, is going to make Nippon Adventures in the same format.

facebook followed by a dot foollowed by com /nipponadventures
>Alongside historically accurate depictions of shinobi (ninja), samurai, ronin, monks, bandits, peasants, merchants, geisha, and more, we will also bring to life mythical beings from Japanese lore, including yokai, kami, and yurei (ghosts)!
>Furthermore, we are excited to explore licensing opportunities with select Japanese films and TV shows, enhancing the depth and appeal of this line for dedicated fans of both Japanese history and Jidageki cinema!
>A Kickstarter for the first four waves (“Scrolls 1-4”) plus Kickstarter exclusive figures will be launched, with current target set for a campaign beginning in February.

>>11498670
I really want the Savage Crucible barbarians, but this "extremely limited stock" worries me. What's the best way make sure I get them? Should I just refresh the page every 5 minutes all day on the 1st? Should I try to order at the stroke of midnight?

>>11499269
That sucks Anon, did you get him from a reputable shop? Most places will return/replace figures, or you might even be able to get replacement parts from Mezco themselves if they're anything like most indy companies are. I know I've gotten replacement parts from both Savage Crucible and Plunderlings for missing/broken parts, and the 4H always replace pieces for figures if something breaks or is messed up.

>>11499284
That's a lot of Enochs, guess you'll have options of how to display him. I just got mine but haven't opened him yet, but I didn't realize just how ornate his armor is. I feel like the soft goods are covering up just how impressive of a figure he really is.

>>11499706
That sounds real neat actually, it's absurd how rare generic ninja and samurai are in toy form. Outside of a few random chinese offerings and that one Fwoosh line, you don't see many actual Samurai figure.

Though the ghosts and yokai will probably be the most impressive, if those demon's of his are anything to go by.

>>11499745
I honestly don't know, I never did a SC in stock sale. But if they handle their barbarians in the same way they did their lizard men, I'm sure they'll drop new ones randomly throughout the year. It would be nice to see those add on kits used in a full figure so I don't need to spend money a figure I don't want just to use the gear I like.

>>11500107
>did you get him from a reputable shop?
No, it was some small place, so it seems I double fucked up. Their delivery speed/packing was all great, but now their website contact form is dead, they aren't replying to emails and the contact number went straight to answer machine. Just take me out behind the shed and get it over with already universe.

My Conan just shipped though, I'm sure he'll arrive with no head and broken elbows.

>>11500686
>But the power of The Ring could not be undone.

>>11500107
>Fwoosh
didn't that flop?

>>11500698
Rodent

"Ork Hogan"

A project I did around years ago. I added new accessories after that, and was building this into a "Harrowood Ork Hogan" character, but things in my life got in the way and I didnt feel like posting any work I did.

Now I'm posting it as a tribute to the person who is this custom is based on. RIP, Mr. Terry you're far from perfect but your character inspired (at least me) to make something. I should make more things.

>>11501221
Fuck. This is how I find out.
RIP Hulkster.

And awesome custom, brother.

>>11501221
Awesome work there. R.I.P., Hulkster.
Mezco showed off pit fighter Conan.

>>11500671
>>11500107
Not that you care, but it might be looking up and possibly getting sorted.
>>11501296
ANON! What is best in life?

>>11501313
To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women, of course.

>>11499163
Oh yeah! That's gotta be my favorite lego creature of all time! Glad someone noticed!

Just seen these, Black Stone Action Figure apparently, seem quite cool. Another Conan to add to the crazy pile that we've been getting.

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>>11501779
Single jointed elbows again I see, I'm sure that'll tilt some anons. Looks like another nice Conan though anyway

>>11501782
is this sculpted by the same guys who did the frazetta girls ones? Because the body looks extremely similar

>>11501788
I'm not sure sorry, but I wouldn't be surprised.

>>11501296
Neat, but I always found this look to be kind of dorky.

>>11501313
Honestly, I hope everything works out for ya, hate to see a fellow /toy/bro getting burned with bad figures.

>>11501776
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>>11501779
I don't know this company, but I certainly want to add another Conan to my collection now. I feel like I'm single handedly repopulating Cimmeria one Conan at a time.

>>11501782
I say this all the time, but when sculpted properly, single jointed elbows are way better then double jointed ones. It looks more natural and, when done right can provide more then enough range of motion.

>>11501788
I doubt it, the FG guy seemed singularly focused on his work on that Conan they're putting out. I think it's more a case of all the source material being so similar.

Also, is this the first instance of a Conan figure packing heat? There seems to be some sort of exclusive version that's just loaded with accessories from other REH characters, and most of em work fine but that pistol stands out a little.

I mean, I'd display him with gat in hand, but it's not exactly something I'd expect to see being wielded by a barbarian.

>>11501913
>Neat, but I always found this look to be kind of dorky.
I would be highly surprised if he didn't come with alternate weapons and heads/hair pieces to recreate one or two of his other looks in that scene. We'll see, though.