Neat!, nicely done, I've seen these at walmart before also, something like $10-20 for a set of 3. I invisioned these on the walls not stacked but good use or lumber.

my Target had a pile of em on clearane for like $5 a set, I went bak to get some and they were gone.

Here's an eBay auction for a Spawn Alley playset. Even the Buy It Now price is totally worth it and shipping is only $9.00. This playset is absolutely perfect for Marvel Universe figures.

By the way, this is NOT my auction. :)

Is that IM Mark V no helmet a custom?

Thanks for the link! I won the auction at a great price. :)

You could say that. I just popped on Biggs Darklighter's head. I haven't painted on a beard yet.

Great! :) You're going to love it!

This thread does inspire me to seek out some display pieces for my figures. I do like the fisher price pic of hellboy and war machine. Can't wait to see your figures in some of the other play sets.

Awesome, how big is it, and whats Spawn?

Spawn is a comic series from Image comics about a guy who goes to hell and asks to go back to Earth to see his wife again. In turn, he has to become a Hellspawn, a sort of demonic mercanry thing. He becomes a superhero and does badass stuff, and it really kickstarted Mcfarlane Toys.

Crap, I missed out on this one. LOL.

Want info go to SPAWN.COM Co founder Todd McFarlane, was originally a comic book artist doing cover work for Marvel and DC, he went on to create his own character Spawn which spawned "no pun intended" hundreds of comics, tv shows, cartoon movies, a realife adaptaion movie, and tons of action figures ranging from 3''-20''. late 90's early 2000's was the height of his popularity, but Mcfarlane toys has become a pinnacle of perfection inwhich other companies are pushing themselves to achieve interms of scale, paint and sulpt detail, they raised the bar for companies like Hot Toys and Sideshow to exist. He is famous for his sports figures,movie,music,animation etc he is also well known for owning the homerun baseballs that Sammy Sosa and Mark McQuire hit. neways no more info I can give you that you can't find for yourself on his site or on wikapedia. The cool part to me is he's Canadian!

Ah sounds cool. Whats image comics?

Google
Wikipedia

LOL.

Challenge accepted.

MU Bleeding Edge Iron Man and IM2 Titanium Man, with the Fischer Price Sesame Street playset.

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"Budget cuts, I guess."

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"Hello, anyone home? I'm looking for a Mr. Wicket W. Warrick..."

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'This rooftop battle isn't going to be quite as dramatic as the studio was hoping."

If the Sesame Street set were just a little larger, it would actually be PERFECT for this sort of stuff.

Bwahaha

"Moleman! I know you're in there!"

If you ever see a Ghostbusters fire house on sale for cheap you let me know :)

I just bought one on the bay for $16!!! Keep looking man, they're always on there. Sometimes you'll get lucky. But if I see another auction for cheap I'll post it in here.

@Boba Fettuccini - Those pictures and captions are GREAT!!! lol

The Ghostbuster firehouse is usually cheap if you're not bothered about the condition or the accessories.

If I can make more space, which should be soon, I might wanna have a go at one. If it's in cruddy condition, I'll pay my sister to help paint it up and make it look more real. She's an incredible artist.

That's actually clever. You see a lot of people do custom work on figures but not so much on playsets. I bet for example, the old TMNT sewer playset would look amazing with detailed paint applications and added stone textures.

Yeah, it's really just a matter of paint washes and dry brushing. Anything could be made to look cool

with some paint. the orange house can be used for Doctor Stranges sanctom sanctorum(his house).

I've been seriously thinking about buying this Scooby Doo Mystery Mansion to use as the sanctom sanctorum. It's barely big enough. I figure with a nice paint job it'll do the trick.

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