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Plastic Scene - Whiteout Volume One Definitive Edition Graphic Novel by Oni Press

nobody@vox.com(Plastic Scene) — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:16:13 -0700

Plastic Scene - Whiteout Volume One Definitive Edition Graphic Novel by Oni Press

http://www.plasticscene.com/onipress/1/

At the bottom of the world Carrie Stetko is in exile. A place where she hopes she can forget her past, however fate has other plans. The discovery of a body starts a murder hunt across the stark Antarctic landscape which turns out to be a very dangerous place indeed…

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Plastic Scene - Godzilla Fire Rodan Plush Toy by Toy Vault

nobody@vox.com(Plastic Scene) — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 09:10:25 -0700

Plastic Scene - Godzilla Fire Rodan Plush Toy by Toy Vault

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This is not your regular everyday rodan, he’s had the optional fire upgrade fitted. I naively thought that this meant he’d breath fire, instead he’s packing a uranium heat beam! Clearly that extra radioactivity gives him that little extra that other city-destroying monsters just don’t have.

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Plastic Scene - Ghost World Special Edition Graphic Novel by Fantagraphics Books

nobody@vox.com(Plastic Scene) — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 10:52:26 -0700

Plastic Scene - Ghost World Special Edition Graphic Novel by Fantagraphics Books

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Ghost World is about girls… strange girls, acting strangely. The blond one is less strange than the not-blond one but still a little weird. How’s that for a synopsis! I bet you feel like you’ve read it already. This is a new edition of Daniel Clowes’s classic comic. The original release weighs in at 80 pages which makes this 288 page extended hard cover edition very generous.

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Plastic Scene - Radio Flyer All-Terrain Wagon by Radio Flyer

nobody@vox.com(Plastic Scene) — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 09:56:13 -0700

Plastic Scene - Radio Flyer All-Terrain Wagon by Radio Flyer

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Fat inflatable tires give this wagon some major off-roading potential and the real wooden sides should keep the little ones, pets, groceries etc. safe and sound while you pull them around the neighborhood. You could probably crush a few toy cars if you want to get into the true monster truck spirit.

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Plastic Scene: Star Trek Original Tricorder Replica by Diamond Select

nobody@vox.com(Plastic Scene) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 07:47:33 -0700

Plastic Scene: Star Trek Original Tricorder Replica by Diamond Select

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Before the Next Generation came along with it’s high technology eveything on Star Trek looked a bit like a 1950s home appliance. For instance this could quite easily have been some sort of portable television for use while on a picnic. Of course those of you in the know, recognize it to be the height of 23rd century medical technology, as carried by Dr McCoy of the Starship Enterpise.

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Plastic Scene: Schylling Race Car Tin Toy by Schylling

nobody@vox.com(Plastic Scene) — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 03:03:10 -0700

Plastic Scene: Schylling Race Car Tin Toy by Schylling

http://www.plasticscene.com/schylling/1/

There was a time, in the early days of motor racing, when a car’s steering wheel was twice the size of the driver’s head and the bonnet was large enough to land a light aircraft. It was time of daring, when you didn’t need a seat belt, or lights, or doors… All you had were your trusty goggles, a thin leather cap and a fervent belief that everything was going to be okay.

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Plastic Scene: Toysmith Mega Monster Vinyl Figure by Toysmith

nobody@vox.com(Plastic Scene) — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 16:40:17 -0700

Plastic Scene: Toysmith Mega Monster Vinyl Figure by Toysmith

http://www.plasticscene.com/toysmith/1/

There are times when you need to terrorize a city full of innocent civilians, but your budget won’t quite stretch to a brand name monster. Well it’s time to head for the own brand aisle. This guy looks enough like a certain famous Japanese lizard that the fleeing people won’t be able to tell the difference.

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