Kong Skull Island toys by Lanard.

[emeraldknight47]

This is pretty darned cool. Designer Blake Noh has posted a video overview of the process of creating the Kong toys. How I'd love to see such a thing for AHI from 1974.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0rD...ature=youtu.be

Thanks for posting that. Definitely cool seeing behind-the-scenes stuff. As a graphic designer and prepress technician, it was cool to hear (briefly) about the package design, dieline work, etc.

[darkmonkeygod]

Thanks for posting that. Definitely cool seeing behind-the-scenes stuff. As a graphic designer and prepress technician, it was cool to hear (briefly) about the package design, dieline work, etc.

Glad you dug it, I love seeing process work too!

[Starroid Raiders Dagon]

That was very cool. I love to see the behind the scenes take on toy production. Makes me think that they are a bit shortchanged when on shelves in stores.

[The Batman Professor]

This is the best new licensed toyline to come along in years - affordable, expandable, and offers a terrific play experience. For less than $100, you can give a kid (or kid at heart,) a complete playset that will give them hours of fun. It scales with pre-existing THE CORPS! toys, which makes play possibilities endless.

This line deserves to be a hit, and I hope we see even more down the road from Lanard.

[enyawd72]

This is the best new licensed toyline to come along in years - affordable, expandable, and offers a terrific play experience. For less than $100, you can give a kid (or kid at heart,) a complete playset that will give them hours of fun. It scales with pre-existing THE CORPS! toys, which makes play possibilities endless.

This line deserves to be a hit, and I hope we see even more down the road from Lanard.

Couldn't agree more! What really sticks out to me are the box sets...you get a fully articulated four inch figure, a vehicle and a monster all for $10. Yet Hasbro cries all the time about having to charge $13 for a four inch figure with no accessories.

[darkmonkeygod]

This is the best new licensed toyline to come along in years - affordable, expandable, and offers a terrific play experience. For less than $100, you can give a kid (or kid at heart,) a complete playset that will give them hours of fun. It scales with pre-existing THE CORPS! toys, which makes play possibilities endless.

This line deserves to be a hit, and I hope we see even more down the road from Lanard.

Right there with you. I have a sneaking suspicion we're going to see more characters from the "Monsterverse" from Lanard as those film progress...

[The Batman Professor]

[bob hauk]

I snagged a Kong right after the movie came out and wanted to get a few more for different project. However, Walmart has all the products listed as sold-out online and the stores I've been in have next to nothing left. Any word on whether or not we'll get a restock or am I stuck with paying outrageous prices on the second-hand market for another Kong?

[MRP]

our local WalMart had plenty of stock this past weekend, more in fact than at any time since the line was released a few months back when
I started picking it up.

-M

[silentj76]

I actually work on the over night stocking crew at my local walmart and I 've only seen a total of four of these on the shelf. They seem to sell out fast. It is a pretty cool figure and a good price. I'm curious to see what lanard has in store for godzilla figs.

[lilbrosj66]

I checked local stores (multiple times) and the website and these bad boys were no where to be found. Had to pay close to $50 on ebay. Would have rather paid less but I'm glad I got one. Very cool figure.