Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2014 10:16:11 GMT -5
So, I finally picked up this aforementioned playset this morning, for the staggering cost of three dollars. Included are pics of it, and snark.
First, the figures included. I've dubbed them Drunk Rey Mysterio and Raisin Head, due to the latter resembling one of the California Raisins. The molds are identical to the Dollar Tree Los Jobronis, but made with higher quality plastic. The elbows are quite floppy, however, the other joints are fairly sturdy.
Next up, the ring proper. Roughly 10 1/2" squared and 5' tall from bottom of apron to top of ring post. "Super Championship" sticker is already applied. Assembly is as simple as placing the solid ring posts into holes, knotting the included ropes (much like the old Jakks Pacific Monster Ring, and stretching the ropes in/around the turnbuckles. The posts tend to lean in slightly, this is probably due to the tension of the ropes pulling on the cheap plastic.
Lastly, the accessories - a tiny ladder, a non-breakable table, a chair that I forgot to put in the shot proper (although you can see it on my marker container), what I think is supposed to be a traffic light of some kind, a traffic cone, a tiny guardrail, a small garbage can and what I guess is the "Super Championship" itself.
Wait, let's have a closer look at that belt, shall we?
...
Why yes indeed, it is a knockoff of the much maligned Spinner WWE Championship, complete with shoddy attempt at an "original" logo, yet no attempt whatsoever to hide the fact that a stolen or bootleg mold was used to make this.
Thoughts/comments are of course welcomed.
First, the figures included. I've dubbed them Drunk Rey Mysterio and Raisin Head, due to the latter resembling one of the California Raisins. The molds are identical to the Dollar Tree Los Jobronis, but made with higher quality plastic. The elbows are quite floppy, however, the other joints are fairly sturdy.
Next up, the ring proper. Roughly 10 1/2" squared and 5' tall from bottom of apron to top of ring post. "Super Championship" sticker is already applied. Assembly is as simple as placing the solid ring posts into holes, knotting the included ropes (much like the old Jakks Pacific Monster Ring, and stretching the ropes in/around the turnbuckles. The posts tend to lean in slightly, this is probably due to the tension of the ropes pulling on the cheap plastic.
Lastly, the accessories - a tiny ladder, a non-breakable table, a chair that I forgot to put in the shot proper (although you can see it on my marker container), what I think is supposed to be a traffic light of some kind, a traffic cone, a tiny guardrail, a small garbage can and what I guess is the "Super Championship" itself.
Wait, let's have a closer look at that belt, shall we?
...
Why yes indeed, it is a knockoff of the much maligned Spinner WWE Championship, complete with shoddy attempt at an "original" logo, yet no attempt whatsoever to hide the fact that a stolen or bootleg mold was used to make this.
Thoughts/comments are of course welcomed.
