Hiya Predator 2 Figures - Toyark Gallery

Joe Moore · 03-09-2018, 12:42 PM

Hiya Toys Predator 2 Exquisite Mini Action Figures - Toyark Photo Shoot

Jester · 03-09-2018, 01:11 PM

“Mini”?

snake5289 · 03-09-2018, 02:04 PM

I only have City Hunter but man it's an awesome figure. The left shoulder joint was stuck but a hair dryer and some effort helped. I was pretty much a nervous wreck the whole time I was trying to get it unstuck worrying that I was going to break it.

So stoked to FINALLY have a Predator that can go up against Batman (easily one of my favorite crossovers ever) and/or Sub-Zero (thank you MKX for that match-up). Can't wait for the Lost Predator they're making!

Joe Moore · 03-09-2018, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Jester

“Mini”?

I'm not sure what your asking here.

Dolemite · 03-09-2018, 03:17 PM

The figures are lookin' good. Only really interested in the City Hunter (and the Jungle Hunter, if they're releasing one in a later wave), but I'm glad to hear that the quality is bumped up over Hiya's Aliens figures, as those looked nice but were otherwise crap with terrible articulation and joints that would snap if you looked at them funny.

Bummer the wrist blades are rubbery and prone to bending, but no biggie. Would the hot/cold water trick work to straighten them out, or are they too gummy to fix that way?

Also, where can you order these?

snake5289 · 03-09-2018, 03:32 PM

I guess I got lucky because I haven't had any problems with the Alien I got.

Joe Moore · 03-09-2018, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Dolemite

The figures are lookin' good. Only really interested in the City Hunter (and the Jungle Hunter, if they're releasing one in a later wave), but I'm glad to hear that the quality is bumped up over Hiya's Aliens figures, as those looked nice but were otherwise crap with terrible articulation and joints that would snap if you looked at them funny.

Bummer the wrist blades are rubbery and prone to bending, but no biggie. Would the hot/cold water trick work to straighten them out, or are they too gummy to fix that way?

Also, where can you order these?

Using a little heat on the type of plastic used for the softer areas will make them easy to straighten out. But the blades are super soft on the tips to prevent breakage.

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Dolemite · 03-09-2018, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

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Thanks. I'd rather order from there than a Hong Kong seller on ebay.

City Hunter pre-order is sold out at BBTS, but Entertainment Earth still has them. I've never ordered from ET before, anyone have any opinions? Are they decent to deal with?

Joe Moore · 03-09-2018, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Dolemite

Thanks. I'd rather order from there than a Hong Kong seller on ebay.

City Hunter pre-order is sold out at BBTS, but Entertainment Earth still has them. I've never ordered from ET before, anyone have any opinions? Are they decent to deal with?

I use Entertainment Earth all the time. I get a lot of stupid licensed merch because I’m a sucker for that stuff. Also buy when they have stuff on sale. They’re usually slower to get product in stock, but they’re nothing but professional when you have to contact them.

Dolemite · 03-09-2018, 08:57 PM

Thanks, Joe.

Jester · 03-10-2018, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

I'm not sure what your asking here.

I'm asking what's with the "mini" in the thread title. If I didn't know better it would make me think the figures in question were supposed to be scale-compatible with these guys:

Dolemite · 03-10-2018, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Jester

I'm asking what's with the "mini" in the thread title. If I didn't know better it would make me think the figures in question were supposed to be scale-compatible with these guys:

No offense, but if you actually bothered reading the article instead of just the headline and nothing else you'd answer your own question.

Sighphi · 03-11-2018, 11:19 AM

they basically cost as much as the NECA ones...

Jester · 03-11-2018, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Dolemite

No offense, but if you actually bothered reading the article instead of just the headline and nothing else you'd answer your own question.

I think you might need to reread my previous post. The “mini” descriptor is commonly associated with figures 2” and under (Lego, Micro Machines Action Fleet/Battle Squads, Air Raiders, StarCom, M.A.S.K., all those shelf-warming Guardians of the Galaxy and Age of Ultron multi-packs, etc), not traditional 1/18th-scale toys.

Joe Moore · 03-11-2018, 05:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jester

I think you might need to reread my previous post. The “mini” descriptor is commonly associated with figures 2” and under (Lego, Micro Machines Action Fleet/Battle Squads, Air Raiders, StarCom, M.A.S.K., all those shelf-warming Guardians of the Galaxy and Age of Ultron multi-packs, etc), not traditional 1/18th-scale toys.

The name of the line is "Exquisite Mini". The very 1st photo in the gallery shows that.

Jester · 03-11-2018, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

The name of the line is "Exquisite Mini". The very 1st photo in the gallery shows that.

Well, that explains it LOL

Ctonra5669 · 03-28-2018, 03:50 AM

Wow these look amazing,

Dolemite · 05-14-2018, 03:13 PM

Found a seller on Amazon selling these (legit, bot bootlegs) for a very fair price, so I used Prime shipping and I now have myself a super-keen GI Joe-scale City Hunter. Joe was right, the quality is vastly improved over Hiya's Aliens figures. The joints are solid, tight, have a good range of motion, and don't snap if you look at them funny. Sculpting and paint are hugely improved as well. They actually look almost like someone took a NECA figure and shrunk them down to Joe-scale. No issues with paint-locked joints, and despite the wrist blades being a soft plastic they're not warped or bent at all. Good accessory selection as well, only complaint is that it's hard to get the smart disc in the City Hunter's hip holster. But overall, very impressive stuff and Hiya should be commended for upping their game after their nice-looking but crap-quality Aliens figures. I love this thing.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jester

I think you might need to reread my previous post. The “mini” descriptor is commonly associated with figures 2” and under (Lego, Micro Machines Action Fleet/Battle Squads, Air Raiders, StarCom, M.A.S.K., all those shelf-warming Guardians of the Galaxy and Age of Ultron multi-packs, etc), not traditional 1/18th-scale toys.

Again, if you actually bothered reading the article you'd have answered your own question. Why this is so hard to understand is beyond me.

MUfan97 · 05-14-2018, 04:59 PM

I was just kinda speed glancing at first and saw "Hiya" and "2," and was wondering if this was news about the Injustice 2 figures.

Ah well, at least it's showing some decent 3 3/4 inch offerings. Can never have enough of those.

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Joe Moore Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 34,320	Quote: Originally Posted by Dolemite The figures are lookin' good. Only really interested in the City Hunter (and the Jungle Hunter, if they're releasing one in a later wave), but I'm glad to hear that the quality is bumped up over Hiya's Aliens figures, as those looked nice but were otherwise crap with terrible articulation and joints that would snap if you looked at them funny. Bummer the wrist blades are rubbery and prone to bending, but no biggie. Would the hot/cold water trick work to straighten them out, or are they too gummy to fix that way? Also, where can you order these? Using a little heat on the type of plastic used for the softer areas will make them easy to straighten out. But the blades are super soft on the tips to prevent breakage. Big Bad Toy Store Product Search Page Entertainment Earth https://www.entertainmentearth.com/h...tor%20&eeshop= __________________

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Dolemite Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 4,016	Quote: Originally Posted by Joe Moore Big Bad Toy Store Product Search Page Entertainment Earth https://www.entertainmentearth.com/h...tor%20&eeshop= Thanks. I'd rather order from there than a Hong Kong seller on ebay. City Hunter pre-order is sold out at BBTS, but Entertainment Earth still has them. I've never ordered from ET before, anyone have any opinions? Are they decent to deal with? Last edited by Dolemite; 03-09-2018 at 04:11 PM..

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Joe Moore Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 34,320	Quote: Originally Posted by Dolemite Thanks. I'd rather order from there than a Hong Kong seller on ebay. City Hunter pre-order is sold out at BBTS, but Entertainment Earth still has them. I've never ordered from ET before, anyone have any opinions? Are they decent to deal with? I use Entertainment Earth all the time. I get a lot of stupid licensed merch because I’m a sucker for that stuff. Also buy when they have stuff on sale. They’re usually slower to get product in stock, but they’re nothing but professional when you have to contact them. __________________

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