Awesome Action Figures

The largest Transformers toy ever made, the Titan Class Metroplex is 2ft. tall and comes with a Scamper action figure. The 2013 SDCC variant has chrome accents, an extra gun and additional figurines. Pic with pug via Comics Alliance.

Like Japan’s Omote Shashin Kan, German shop Twinkind uses a full body 3D scanner and a high quality 3D printer to make figurines of anyone – even pets. Sadly, aside from being expensive you’ll have to go to their shop to be scanned.

As if an F1 racer wasn’t enough, the boys bots of Daft Punk personally oversaw the design of their very own action figures. The very posable figures of the duo in their cool leather Random Access Memories outfits come out this winter.

The LEGO of action figures. ModiBots are 3D-printed action figures with swappable parts and accessories. The goal is to have an infinitely expandable set that you can personalize and easily repair or replace.

Hulk Angry! Hulk wish this awesome 1/6th scale figure would hurry up and be available outside of Japan. Part of Kotobukiya’s intricate ARTFX PVC toy series, we’re hoping to see this figure smashing onto desktops stateside soon.

Watch as The Walking Dead’s Michonne unleashes her rage in this 14.5″ McFarlane Toys resin statue, hand-signed by Robert Kirkman. Pre-order starting at 12pm EST today, 2/11/13, limited to 1500 pieces.

Hot Toys works its magic on the heroic Agent Phil Coulson from The Avengers movie. The 1/6th scale figure has 30 points of articulation and a variety of accessories, including the huge Destroyer gun.

Sideshow Collectibles sculptor Trevor Grove made three figures of Walter White. Word spread about his work and he ended up meeting the creators of Breaking Bad to give them the detailed figurines.

This is just plain wrong, but we can’t stop staring at it. Little Sad Keanu Reeves is a 3D printed figurine made by Shapeways member neuralfirings. It comes in two sizes, both of them sad.

Hot Toys turns their ultra-realistic DX series to the characters of The Dark Knight Rises. This 1/6th scale Batman figure has 32 points of articulation and interchangeable parts. More at Hot Toys.

Wanna know how we got this smile? It’s because of Hot Toys’ upcoming DX Joker 2.0 collectible figure. A highly realistic replica of the late Heath Ledger’s portrayal of the infamous villain.

A limited-edition scale replica of Metal Gear Rex from MGS by ThreeA Toys under the watchful eye of Team Kojima. It measures 14″(w) x 19″ (l) with a 23″ laser cannon and light-up components.

Hot Toys will soon release this 1/6th scale movie-accurate collectible of mother effin’ Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, complete with a tiny arsenal of weapons and detailed props.

Playmates Toys is set to release a line of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles merchandise based on the upcoming animated TV series from Nickelodeon. The Ninja Stealth Bike is radical. (Thanks, Kyle!)

This awesome 1/6th scale G.I.Joe ninja figure comes with tons of dangerous implements for taking down your other action figures with style. Grab the Sideshow limited-edition for bonus facial scars.

This unbelievably-detailed Jean Reno figure comes with every accessory a contract assassin needs, as well as other props from the classic action flick. Natalie Portman action figure NOT sold separately.

Star Wars action figure specialist Sillof teamed up with fellow customizer Glorbes to create these World War II-themed toys. C-3PO looks awesome, but we like Capt. Hank Solowski the most.

Pictures of the action figure version of Megatron as he will appear in the upcoming Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon movie have leaked. You’ll never guess what he transforms into.

If you don’t know who – or what – this is, watch this. This 7-inch action figure of Regan MacNeil has multiple points of articulation. We doubt you can come up with a scarier pose though.

Jango Fett’s clones show their Dark Side with Sideshow Collectibles’ Blackhole Stormtrooper 12-inch action figure, from the Military of Star Wars series, featuring 30 points of articulation.

Robert Burden makes amazing tapestry-style paintings of the action figures he loved as a child, from G.I. Joe to Voltron to Hulk Hogan. Print versions of his paintings are for sale at his website.

Yeah, yeah, grown-ups shouldn’t play with dolls, but we have to say Sillof’s tribute to A New Hope – shot entirely with his custom-made action figures – is too fun to pass up. Part 2 comes out 7/5.