http://www.neptunepinkfloyd.co.uk/news/?y=03&id=07013
As previously announced, Stevenson Entertainment are in the process of making available several sculpted figures inspired by Pink Floyd's The Wall.
The figures will be shown publically at the San Diego Comic Con in a few weeks time on 17th-20th July 2003. Hugo Stevenson of Stevenson Entertainment said "we will have a huge Wall built with display cases with the maquette prototypes inside."
"They should be in retail by the end of October/beginning of November."
"We are submitting the idea of a huge carrying case set to retailers that would include an extra maquette of the megaphone hammer....buying this set would be the only way to get the megaphone hammer. I'm guessing retail would be around $75.00? for the 6 maquette box set."
Roger Waters gave permission for a licence to be granted to the company to exclusively produce and distribute the figures.
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Me too. I have the Beatles Yellow submarine figurines (they're great) and SpaceGhost figurines.
(Someone just got me Ozzy and Sharon bendy keychains for a birthday gag gift. They're absolutely hideous. Into a drawer they go.)
But $75 is a bit steep. So is this carrying case like a big brick or a wall container or something?
(Someone just got me Ozzy and Sharon bendy keychains for a birthday gag gift. They're absolutely hideous. Into a drawer they go.)
But $75 is a bit steep. So is this carrying case like a big brick or a wall container or something?
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Follow this link to the pinkfloydonline site to see the figures, and there is also a link to buy them at ?14 each! - I may well be cancelling my order now
http://www.pinkfloydonline.com/
http://www.pinkfloydonline.com/
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Definitly true. And teenagers think they're the most mature people in the world when really we're just as bad.Keith Jordan wrote:All adults are children but more "closed in" in my opinion.David Smith wrote:Maybe in a few years i'll be agreeing with you, what can i say? At the age of 17 you try your to act less childish and more adult before discovering to act adult is much the same as acting childish.