chalor
Super Freak
They have a John McClane out right now. It's one of those kitbashed/custom sets I believe.
Kaustic Plastik made a William Wallace Braveheart figure, although it's expensive.
Redman Toys made an AMAZING Harry Callahan (Dirty Harry) figure a few years back and it's still available/affordable. It's called 'The Detective' I believe. I own it, and it's perfection (with a simple switchout of Hot Toys hands).
They've made two Heat sets: Brothers Production & Craftone - which is the cheaper and way better versions. The Godfather version head can be purchased on eBay, along with the suit. Cult King made a Serpico. It's very expensive now, but at least it can be found.
The Star Ace Pulp Fiction set does have that bobble head look; but Redman Toys announced there's a little while back and they're normally proportioned with an additional outfit.
I wish companies would focus more on iconic (60's, 70's, 80's & 90's) characters that have never been made before, or twice lol. Where's that Di ck Tracy figure guys?? Like seriously, who gives a flying fu ck about a Ryan Gosling figure?!? We got not one, but two companies making "Drive" figures..which I had no clue what movie that was suppose to be..had to look it up. There seriously can't be that many millennial collectors purchasing obscure, throw away movie character (and expensive) figures. Don't collectors predominately want timeless characters like Willy Wonka or Pee-wee Herman. I know Rainman did those, but we need 'mass market' affordable versions. Come on Redman Toys! We got Bill the Butcher coming. Great movie, great character, but just not iconic/nostalgic enough to pay $150 or so for it. But even a relatively 'in the grand scheme of things' kinda an obscure movie character, it's a tempting purchase. Im not saying it's not great that companies give us lesser known/modern characters, but two Ryan Gosling figures from the same (never heard of it) movie is crossing the f'ing line with stupid decisions lol.
