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You're welcome! Best of luck with the stands!

Thanks for asking. It was something I started when my kids were really little, and I didn't want to explain to them about why I had figures of bad guys. My oldest especially is really, really sensitive. Now that they're older, it's more just a way to not have to buy everything.

Thank you, thank you! The guy who made the bases seems to be out of business now, but they're really nice and solid. The link for how to make the flight stands is here: How to make action figure flight stands. We used chrome-colored wire hangers rather stripping down white ones. Metal stands have been good for me. More durable than plastic or string.

Thank you! My wife made Angel's flight stand, and the bases are custom. I technically still have the one you pictured here, but the kids play with it now. Great figure!

Indeed! Best of luck!

This is the wave for you then!

Here's where I have him at the moment.

I hope you get to pick these up. Best of luck! I started my collection with a little seed money left over from the family budget. I watch for stuff on E-bay. When I find something under-priced, I pick it up and and either keep it or flip it for closer to market value. That way the collection more or less pays for itself.

Nice description! I like the Toybiz figure a bit better, but I might get this one for the chair.

I wonder how much that Kingpin figure weighs. It looks like a Toybiz-style BAF, and I mean that as a high compliment.

Toybiz was hit and miss. Because plastic was so much cheaper then, some of the things they did will never be duplicated at anything like Hasbro's current price points.

I agree, and thank you for not saying "could care less."

This is great coverage. Thanks for putting this information out for us.

That would be tight. If this set came out, I might actually build an Asgardian wing for my collection.