3A’s TK Master 5 video preview

Posted on June 22, 2016 by Knives

I “borrowed” this from Ashley Wood’s personal instagram account. Just a great little video showing the upcoming Tomorrow King releases set for the end of June on Bambaland.

This release is significant, not only because it’s another release of 3A’s popular Tomorrow King figures, but also because this marks the release of the final character to complete the 7 Bones set, a collection literally years in the making.

Sale goes live June 30th, 9am HK time and I wouldn’t be shocked if there was a surprise or two during this drop (cough, cough, Deathmask) so stay on your toes if you’re into that sort of thing.

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Master 5,s #ashleywoodart #threea #tomorrowkings

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3A’s Action Portable Round 2 Available Now!

Posted on June 16, 2016 by Knives

Head over to Bambaland.com as fast as your kicks will carry you to snag/pre-order the 2nd coming of ThreeA’s popular 1/12 scale action portable action figures.

My instant buy of the group is the bambaland exclusive, Blind Cowboy/Ghost Horse set.

We reviewed the 1/6 version of the set a few years back and it remains on of our favorite things on the shelf! Check that out if you have any doubts.

ThreeA Mortis TK Hunter Preorder Info

Posted on May 9, 2016 by Knives

TK HUNTER DEATH MASK HACK ONSALE 30th OF MAY only at BAMBALAND.COM!
24″ tall
6″ ACTION PORTABLE TK

USD $588
Price Includes Free Worldwide Shipping

2014: The year of the Tomorrow King

Posted on December 24, 2014 by Knives

As the clock ticks down the last few moments of the 2014, I look over and note just how overloaded my shelves are with the many goodies I acquired over the year. With my collection expanding and including figures from Hot Toys, ThreeZero, 3A, Hasbro, Sideshow, LEGO, NECA, Figma, Play Arts Kai and more.. this is the first year I’ve had to toss up a few extra shelves just to hold them all. Toys take up a LOT of real estate in my home. No toy company has claimed more of that space than 3A.. and no type of toy than Ashley Wood’s Tomorrow Kings.

This year added quite a few TKs (Tomorrow Kings) to our collection, however we really didn’t write any reviews this year covering them. Historically, I’ve found that writing interesting reviews on Tomorrow King characters can get pretty repetitive as they all share so many similar traits between them. I guess that’s understandable given that they’re supposed to literally be clones of each other as Wood’s convoluted storyline goes.

That said, this past year 3A not only seemed to release TKs hand over fist, they gave them some very unique characteristics that really set them apart from each other. So since we didn’t talk about them along the way, I thought it’d be interesting to take a few shots and write some quick thoughts on each one in an end of the year summary.. Tomorrow King style.