2 Guys Talkin' Toys

Sometimes toy collectors (or really, collectors of anything) may find themselves thinking to themselves “Why am I still collecting?” The question could come from anywhere for any reason and lead to any number of responses. In this episode Tom and Dana discuss why we still collect, maybe some doubts, and whether or not they’ve ever decided to throw in the towel.

When the stars of major franchises collide it’s almost always a sight to behold and with any luck, leads to some amazing toys you’d want on your toy shelf! In this episode Tom and Dana talk about Crossover toylines and how great (or sometimes not so great) they were.

Part 2 of our Cyborg discussion! When you’re half flesh and half machine you’re exactly what Tom and Dana want on our display shelves.

Half machine, half flesh and bone, what’s not to like about a deadly (or maybe super heroic) cyborg? In today’s episode Tom and Dana discus cyborg characters and why they always have that extra bit of appeal when it comes to their toy translations and collectability.

More of the Good, the Bad, or the Ugly, who have you got?!

The Good, the Bad,or the Ugly, who have you got?!

They slither, hiss and are covered in scales, reptiles are a delight in the real world and on our toy shelves! In this week's episode Tom and Dana discuss their favorite reptile toys!

Today Tom and Dana are discussing Boxsets, some of our favorites and least favorite, and asking the question-is a boxset better or worse than single figures?

From Vitruvian H.A.C.K.S to Popeye to Saurozoic Warriors, Boss Fight Studio has been a powerhouse in the toy collecting community for years! In today’s episode Tom and Dana discuss their wide range of offerings and how great their toys look on our shelves.

Venom is the character that pulled me headlong into comics, from the moment I laid eyes on this amazing character I knew I wanted a plastic version of him in the collection! In today’s episode Tom and Dana discuss Venom and how his popularity skyrocketed him to the plastic preferences of toy producers and toy collectors alike.