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These days, no matter the manufacturer, Trek ends up clearanced. Mezco bailed, QMX will, too. It's no longer a viable license.

WOW! I love this concept!

Thanks, shells! The only thing I’d like to update is his neck joint; I much prefer when the head and neck are one piece.

Hasbro G.I. Joe U.S. Army Courier & WLA 45 Harley-Davidson by Monte Williams, on Flickr

I need to buy this head and another Joe Colton. I actually want to buy three or four, which I admit is ridiculous.

Excellent, I can't wait to see 'em!

I want one in classic Adventure Team yellow. :)

Thanks! I'm not a huge Marvel guy, either. I got him 'cause I reckon his early adventures overlapped with this dude's: On one of the two previous pages someone posted photos of that combo.

If anyone's interested, I'll trade Fury's light-up briefcase and tesseract and rocket launcher for Strange's book accessory.

I'm a wee bit late to the party, but I'm digging this figure! Hot Toys Avengers Nick Fury by Monte Williams, on Flickr I know most people prefer the Winter Soldier version, but I like the sculpted-on eyepatch and stern expression of this first version.

I agree, he's a masterpiece. He just didn't lend himself to my hobby for some weird reason. I got an HT of lesser value (Nick Fury) plus a hundred bucks. I want to photograph Fury, so I'm content with the deal.

I traded mine, and I have no regrets! ...okay, one regret: I wish I coulda kept that book accessory.

I traded mine. All I regret is the book accessory, which I wanted to keep.

Wow, zombie thread resurrected! I didn't even remember my posts in this thread until I just reread them. I ultimately (and in fact rather quickly) decided that Sideshow Indy's face paint was unforgivably bad. I gave him to a friend. Sadly, we still haven't had a single great sixth-scale Indy...

We are indeed spoiled these days, but on the otter hand, if ever there's a time to be harshly discerning, it's when you're asked to pay $200 for a toy.

Thanks, guys! ApeManRyan, he's pretty darn affordable on the secondary market! I paid much less than retail for mine.

It definitely lends itself to lots of customs! As a nostalgic Joe nerd I enjoyed the movie for what it was, but I certainly wouldn't recommend it to a casual viewer. Thanks, here's another shot: A Man Can Walk To the End of All the Roads There Are, And To the End of His Days, But He Can...

A few more portraits.

I'm tempted by the other three, but the ninjas don't lend themselves to my outdoor settings the way Colton does, and Roadblock's elbow joints are too *******-ugly.

Cheese and crackers, what a collection and display.