Good point. I would buy so many Garys.

Out in stores today or online.
https://www.gamestop.com/browse?nav=16k ... gure,28zu0

_________________

The first two shown I want to see in (Star Wars) Stormtrooper colors.

_________________

I was in 3 different Gamestops today and did not see any.

_________________

I went to two yesterday.... Neither had any clue what I was talking about and even after showing them the listing on their website they had no idea.
One guy explained that when it came to the collectibles they have no control over what they get and when. He said if they get them it would be possibly be on Tuesday's shipment.

_________________

I went into another Gamestop while running errands today and the guy behind the counter looked them up in the computer, they are in transit to the store and should be in sometime between Monday and Wednesday. They are only getting 5 of each of the figures in their first shipment.

_________________

Decided to stop in to a GameStop yesterday, and they had all of these there.
My son picked up a couple and I grabbed a set of four.
Overall pretty pleased. Definitely seem more Star Wars scaled than Joe or Marvel.
The articulation isn't great, but nicely sculpted, 3.75" scaled, licensed, figures, sold at a specialty store for only $10?
I'll take it.

_________________

Dang. Might be good for helmets and weapons.

_________________

My Just Toys Intl. "Fallout" 3.75" Action Figures Review:

Just Toys Intl.'s just released "Fallout" 3.75" action figures are exclusive to Gamestop and utilize the "Glyos" modular joint system making them fully compatible with any other Glyos figures you already own. There are currently 4 different figures available- T-45 Armor, T-51 Armor, T-60 Armor and the X-01 Armor (this one seems to be shortpacked, 3 per case as opposed to the 5 per case ratio of the remaining 3 armors).
First off, I am not a gamer so I really do not know anything about these armors or how accurate their sculpts might be to the games so take the rest of this review as my impressions of the figures themselves without relation to their roles in the games.

The sculpts are fairly crisp all around, there are only a few "soft" details. The paint on most of them is fairly basic, but very neatly applied. The X-01 has some nice weathering paint apps that really make it the most striking of the 4. The figures are scaled on the small side if they are to represent 6' tall humans in powered armor. They would need to be 4.25" or so to he more properly scaled. As they are, they work better as droids since their height would not need to accommodate a human inside.

Due to utilizing the Glyos system, the figures disassemble and reassemble fairly easily. The figures are assembled more or less the same and break down into: head (uses ball joint similar to most 3.75" figures), torso, pelvis, upper arms, lower arms, shoulder armor (all but X-01 who has removable collar armor), upper legs, and lower legs (all but T-60 who has legs that are 1 solid piece each).

There are quite a few disappointments to these figures. All of the joints save for the head are swivel joints. Hinges at the elbows and knees would have been MUCH better for posing the figures dynamically. The figures are only capable of holding their included weapon in their right hand as the left hand is a solid fist lacking the hole to insert the weapon's peg handle. The weapons having simple, undetailed pegs for handles is another disappointment. Having more detailed handles would have been better and allowed for other figures to use the weapons and these figures to use weapons from other lines.

At $9.99 each, they are not great. The extra joints afforded by the Glyos system are mostly useless, the paint is very basic and the weapons have crappy handles. If you are a fan of the games, you might see them as being great, but to a non fan looking for decent action figures, they fall short.

_________________

You can fix the round gun handles easy enough.
http://wiki.joecustoms.com/wiki/Modifyi ... s_for_Joes

I got to tell you the Glyos customizability was a selling point for me. I would have ignored them otherwise but they have potential.

_________________

These remind me of the Iron Man Assemblers. I decided to see how some parts swaps would look and in minutes I was having fun. Still glorified 5 PoA figures but the added Glyos pegs add some great potential. The neckball is only slightly larger than Joes/MTF/HACKS. I was going to chop off the hands and replace them with Gundams, but then realized just a sloce at the thumb and it can hold anything.

_________________

...Finally found them today. Too tiny for my usage but I bought the X0 and T-60 for the weapons.

Someone should cast the weapons and the helmets and shoulder pads though...they could be useful.

_________________

More new "Fallout" 4" figures coming to GameStop on 12/31/2018:

https://www.gamestop.com/collectibles/t ... top/162416

https://www.gamestop.com/collectibles/t ... ure/162419

https://www.gamestop.com/collectibles/t ... ure/162415

https://www.gamestop.com/collectibles/t ... top/162422

https://www.gamestop.com/collectibles/t ... ure/162418

https://www.gamestop.com/collectibles/t ... ure/162423

_________________

It's nice to see the line developing beyond the power armors.
I still think that the franchise would make a killer Mega Construx line.

_________________

Looks like the date got updated to October 2018.

Love the Nick Valentine--the two Vault folks are okay (obv. the female is a digital mockup). I wonder if they are designed so you could swap their limbs without it looks too weird--so if you want a partially armored female of a less armored male you can make that happen.

_________________