My Last Post... For Now :P

This is my last post on toys, action figures and Lego... for now, ‘till I get Decool 7110 the Hulk Buster Smash. Today, I’m just sharing some pictures with you guys.

This is what it looks like when my hulkbuster is in action. 

I’ve also made the Hulkbuster action figure into a Lego/action figure by replacing its head with a Lego Iron Man head.

I dismantled the unknown guy's head. 

Then, I snap on the Lego Iron Man head. 

This is taken from a different angle with the Iron Man's masked open. 

Just to clear things up, the guy in the Ant-Man suit from my previous post is actually Scott Lang, according to the Marvel Comics Pocketbook my dad and I bought one week before my PT3 examinations- The Astonishing Ant-Man (Origins) by David Michelinie, John Byne & Bob Layton, Avengers (The Korvac Saga) by Jim Shooter, David Michelinie, Bill Mantlo, George Perez, John Byne, Sal Buscema & David Wenzel, Daredevil (Marked for Murder) by Frank Miller & Klaus Janson, and Rocket Raccoon (Guardian of the Keystone Quadrant) by Bill Mantlo & Mike Mignola.

2nd Guitar!!!

Just for a short post, I recently got a generous gift, a acoustic guitar from my Uncle Boon Hui and Aunt Annie. Thank you!!! Now, I have two guitars, one nylon and one steel string guitar.

My new Samick Guitar, comes with a guitar stand and bag.

My first guitar.

I guess from now on, the pictures are going to do most of the talking :P

P.S. In the last post, I reviewed my version of Lego Hulk Buster. I forgot to mention that the head cover for the hulkbuster armour is from the hulkbuster action figure that I also reviewed previously. 

Before PT3

I recently bought a few ‘bootleg’ minifigures like the Vision, Baron Von Strucker, Winter Soldier (ver.2)and Cyborg from Decool and from Sheng Yuan (SY) the Ghost Rider set. You can check the review on http://mybrickstore.blogspot.my/ .

Oh, and I kinda accidentally burned Ghost Rider’s hand on Mooncake/ Tang Long (Chinese lantern) Festival night, also on the night of the recent lunar eclipse. I thought it was having a ‘camp fire’, who would know that it actually caught fire. I was sad as I’ve just bought it in the afternoon. Luckily, I got so may spare hands from all the other SY minifigures I collected. So, it is fixed. One lesson I learnt, NEVER EVER, EVER PUT YOUR LEGO NEAR A FIRE.

My mom got me a second Lego Galactus minifigure (keychained) at Shah Alam, a taller version. Ok, that's all for today. I’ll be posting other stuff in the next post.

PT3 Finish!!!

My PT3 (Form 3) Examination has finally come to an end. Sigh… During the three day exam (12,13,15/10/2015), I’ve been thinking a lot of this post. There are few things which I’m posting. I’m gonna start with Lego.

Recently, I got obsessed with the new Lego Avengers Age of Utron set, Lego 76031 the Hulk Buster Smash. So, I made two version of mine since I don’t have it (yet, muahaha). I’m thinking of getting the ‘bootleg’ version of it, Decool 7110 the Hulk Buster Smash. It may not be the original Lego (freaking expensive in Malaysia!!!), but the quality is about 80- 90% of the original.

Tadaa!!! 

My first version. 

The front

The back

The side without left arm

The front torso opened 

(don't mind the paper at the right arm joint, its loose)

Further detail at the torso without the Iron Man minifigure

Further detail at the side without the arm and the legs

Further detail at the arm 

(both side are the same build)

Further detail at the torso cover 

Further detail at the top

 Further detail at the side (back)

 Further detail at the side (front)

 Further detail at the torso

My second version.

 The front

 The back

 The side without left arm

 The front torso opened without arms

 Further detail at the torso without the Iron Man minifigure

 Further detail at the side without the arm and the legs

 Further detail at the leg (front) for both version

 Further detail at the leg (back) both version

 Further detail at the leg (bottom)

 Further detail at the mask (front)

 Further detail at the mask (inside)

 Further detail at the mask (side) and the torso connecting it

Further detail at the mask (back)