Kaiyodo 2014

Oh, these in the first pic are awesome  

Some must haves, i hope they are not to much puzzle:)

Kikimalou wrote:

A few more CapsuleQ museum   

That first set is veeery nice   

I really like the orcas from first set and the dart frogs and arachnids from the second set    Are they hard to put together and how much are they usually?  

orcagirl26 wrote:

I really like the orcas from first set and the dart frogs and arachnids from the second set    Are they hard to put together and how much are they usually?  

They are not hard to put together and the only tool you need is your hands.   

Those kind of figures are produced in one shot. So they are not too expensive at the issue but after a few months the prices usually increase.

Kikimalou wrote:

A few more CapsuleQ museum    

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Oh, Kiki, another disaster for my wallet...   

oh I love the fox and chipmonk!!

jarda wrote:

Oh, Kiki, another disaster for my wallet...   

I konw Jaromir, I know... I'm so cruel   

Some nice things also for me, the non puzzles collector!
Thanks Christophe!

   It is a shame that i don't know how to order things in Japan/China XD

Anyone know when the Paddlefish and Tiger fish sets are going to be released? I'm going to need those...But I still want to see Colorata make their version of the former (and why not, the latter too).

sbell wrote:

Anyone know when the Paddlefish and Tiger fish sets are going to be released? I'm going to need those...But I still want to see Colorata make their version of the former (and why not, the latter too).

Maybe Brett should now ?

Kikimalou wrote:

A few more CapsuleQ museum    

Thank you for information, Christophe!            

Kikimalou wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I really like the orcas from first set and the dart frogs and arachnids from the second set    Are they hard to put together and how much are they usually?  

They are not hard to put together and the only tool you need is your hands.   

Those kind of figures are produced in one shot. So they are not too expensive at the issue but after a few months the prices usually increase.

Thanks!   I've always liked the Japanese brands sea lfe but was turned away because I thought they were hard to assemble and they were pricey because I didn't know of anyone in the USA that sold them.

orcagirl26 wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I really like the orcas from first set and the dart frogs and arachnids from the second set    Are they hard to put together and how much are they usually?  

They are not hard to put together and the only tool you need is your hands.   

Those kind of figures are produced in one shot. So they are not too expensive at the issue but after a few months the prices usually increase.

Thanks!   I've always liked the Japanese brands sea lfe but was turned away because I thought they were hard to assemble and they were pricey because I didn't know of anyone in the USA that sold them.

You won't find US sellers except as resellers, since they are only sold in Japan.

And upon further review--it appears that the Aquatales figures are all part of the polystone figures line, meaning bigger sizes, higher prices, but no pieces!

Wow, I'm falling in love with this brand   I really have to buy some of these gorgeous figurines..

sbell wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I really like the orcas from first set and the dart frogs and arachnids from the second set    Are they hard to put together and how much are they usually?  

They are not hard to put together and the only tool you need is your hands.   

Those kind of figures are produced in one shot. So they are not too expensive at the issue but after a few months the prices usually increase.

Thanks!   I've always liked the Japanese brands sea lfe but was turned away because I thought they were hard to assemble and they were pricey because I didn't know of anyone in the USA that sold them.

You won't find US sellers except as resellers, since they are only sold in Japan.

And upon further review--it appears that the Aquatales figures are all part of the polystone figures line, meaning bigger sizes, higher prices, but no pieces!

I never said I'd actually find a store (be it bricks and mortar or internet) in the US that sold it, just stating that they were pricey as I knew they weren't available in the US.   

I'm in the US and am selling (only) newly released Kaiyodo figures. I can pre-order for anyone who asks. I try to keep my prices lower than anyone selling on eBay.

I have some listed now and would sell directly for still less than my eBay prices.

Brett
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Very nice figures, lets see if I can find them around here ;-) Btw. I'm also accepting search requests, also for older figures, they display them here in a lot of stores (but sadly very expensive sometimes, but should still be much cheaper than on ebay)

Ricky_in_Tokyo wrote:

Very nice figures, lets see if I can find them around here ;-) Btw. I'm also accepting search requests, also for older figures, they display them here in a lot of stores (but sadly very expensive sometimes, but should still be much cheaper than on ebay)

I think you will hear from me often :)

Brettnj wrote:

I'm in the US and am selling (only) newly released Kaiyodo figures.  I can pre-order for anyone who asks.  I try to keep my prices lower than anyone selling on eBay.

I have some listed now and would sell directly for still less than my eBay prices.

Brett
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I knew someone was selling Kaiyodo, but I couldn't exactly remember who.   

It looks like they're releasing caterpillars:




And farm animals in two variations:

Those sets have already been released.

Brett

Brettnj wrote:

Those sets have already been released.

Brett

Great news, thanks:)

Next set depicts microscopic and similarly small animals---daphnia, brine shrimp, etc.

Brett