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@@Pixel_Particle Hope you get something cool in there! If not, it's always a lot of fun anyway

@FishingGuy134 hello!

The Gentle Giant Bust-Ups Scraps? He is about 2.5 inches tall.

@@CoolStuffWithKyle Thank you very much, you helped me a lot. I wanted to buy a uni but it is too big for my figures. Thanks

@ A question, do you know if a miniature version of Scraps that they released with Victor, Scraps is sitting up? Do you know if his hind legs can stand up?

@xochiltsoto4717 The McFarlane toys one that I have where Victor is holding the box, and Scraps is by his feet, Scraps is fixed to the base, he doesn't move. I do have an Emily and Victor with the bench and Scraps, made by SD toys, and I did a different video on that. That version of scraps is loose and standing normally, but he's not posable. Video here: th-cam.com/video/8m1-vO2W2NA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7m5c8YL3pSvcF9Iu

@@CoolStuffWithKyle si muchas gracias por sclarar mis dudas. ya lo hi y me atudo mucho thank you.

@@nicklengyel356 I do actually have Carrie Fisher now, which I did a video of later. I don't have the other ones yet though.

@CoolStuffWithKyle ok

@@Jack_MxM thank you! And those are some cool names you have there, some of which I don't have myself.

@@ArkadiosTheodulus I've heard talk about it, but I haven't heard anything official.

@@danielfranceschini1 I do not have those particular figures, so I am not sure about how they fit in the car.

@@hiddeninthebrush well in the movie, I recall that the flux capacitor changes colors dramatically at the moments of time travel, so I would like to think that perhaps it is more trying to depict something like that, rather than the normal state. I might be remembering that from this one particular scene I found in this video, start at around 1:45 unless you want to watch the whole scene: th-cam.com/video/QyrV3UbSdDQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hE2MJ300pbb5ipQv

@@zarnistastudios thank you very much!

@@joannmaltinsky2756 like most antique malls I have been to, the prices vary widely by individual vendor. I have seen some pieces there that were very good prices, and other pieces that were definitely overpriced. I have personally bought a few pieces there though, there are good deals to be found for sure.

@@mukkuimamafbhm4193 I wish I could tell you, but I do not have a century wings model to compare it to.

@@CoolStuffWithKylebut can you tell me any nit picky downsides if I got this model?

@mukkuimamafbhm4193 I actually mentioned some of this in the video, such as the fact that the tail fins fall off if you turn it upside down, and the fact that the nose wheel is really too weak to support the weight of the model. I could also add that the pitot tube falls out so I glued mine in place, the cockpit doesn't open, and they did not cut slits around the inlets for more detail accuracy.

@@CoolStuffWithKyle thank you very much for that info, i will be getting a century wings, have a nice day!

@@donnamalone324 Yes, I stirred the baking soda in then I also had to move it to another counter to pour it onto a pan. Part of it was trying to capture things for the video while also trying to be quick about it. But you're right, I could have done it better. I am not experienced with making this yet, lol. Thanks for the advice.

@ I find this candy to be quite finicky. I LOVE the stuff and it’s been a family fav for generations but I struggle too. I ruined more batches than I care to admit 😂 but when it does turn out it’s a beautiful and delicious candy 😋 just keep at it. ;)

I noticed some differences in the shape of the dress, and there are some differences in her hair. Her blue leg does not bend at the knee, so the legs are created with different poses on each version of the figure. One is in just a normal standing pose, and the other is made to be in a dancing pose. And of course, yes there are paint differences. So while the figures are similar in a lot of ways, there are also several differences.

That's the "Commemorative 2 pack for DVD Release". You can find them on eBay, but they are typically very expensive. I would watch auctions for them until you can find one at a better price, sometimes I watch for months before buying something at a price I can live with.

@ Okay, thank you

@@ephanye7414 I do have a little bit, but it doesn't glow well under the lights that I use in my cabinet, so I don't have very much. It glows better under the light from the flashlights that I have.

@@adamrifkin3249 thank you!

@@Nothing19800 That's neat, what do you need help with?

@@CoolStuffWithKyle oh my God, I don’t know where to start. I’m gonna want to sell them. I just need to know which ones are more more valuable.

@@CoolStuffWithKyle I have absolutely no way to communicate with you and I don’t wanna put my email out here. I just emailed the webmaster of the insulator Society. Hopefully I’ll get a email back just sent him photos of two of the milk crates and a few that I picked out.

@@Nothing19800 that sounds like a good idea. You might also look for Facebook groups to join, I'm not sure the specific ones but my son says that some of those can be helpful. I would also suggest checking out www.insulators.info/. Good luck!

@@CoolStuffWithKyle thank you yeah I contacted one of the people from Florida. Hopefully I will get an email back. Apparently my wife’s ancestors had someone who worked for the railroad/electric company.

@@darthnihilus511 Awesome! 😎

I'm not an expert on values, but unless there's something particularly special about the one you have, it doesn't look like a Hemingray 17 is worth very much, judging by the ones selling on eBay currently for around the $5-$10 mark.

14. Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) 15. Carrie Fisher 16. James Earl Jones and David Prowse 17. Frank Ozz (Yoda) 18. Ewan Mcgregor 19. Hayden Christianson 20. Ian McDiarmid 21. Ray Park 22. Anthony Daniels 23. Kenny Baker 24. Billy D. Williams 25. Mathew Wood (General Grievous) 26. Rosario Dawson 27. Temuera Morrison 28. Katee Sackoff 29. Natasha Liu Bordizzo (Sabine) 30. James Arnold Taylor 31. Matt Lanter 32. Ashley Eckstein (Reasons those numbers are there is because they are catalogued in my phone. That’s the Star Wars section. I do have one just James Earl Jones one but it’s a 11x17 photo. I prefer my autographs be on photos 8x10

@@phantomstar1248 thank you. You have some awesome autographs in your collection! Quite a few I would like to get someday, such as Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christiansen, among others. Very cool!

@@CoolStuffWithKyle do you only get yours in person or do send in services work for you? I get mine by various authenicated services such as SWAU or Galaxycon and such currently EWAN is doing a signing

@@phantomstar1248 many of the ones I have are Topps cards that are already authenticated by Topps. Also, I have some that are authenticated by JSA (James Spence Authentication) and BAS (Beckett Authentication Services). Those are some of the services that I feel are trustworthy authenticators.

@@CoolStuffWithKyle I’m about to get one of the last few Star Wars autographs I need. Alec Guinness. Not sure about Harrison Ford, Lucas would be a nice catch, I think that would be about it Star Wars wise. I mean I have most of all the originals, and the main cast of prequels. I do have John Williams but it’s signed on a music sheet of Superman theme

That's cool! My understanding is that she probably will get a little bigger than this, but way smaller than the Colombian boa I used to have years ago. That snake was about 10 ft long, a big boa for sure.

They are the McFarlane Toys figures, in scale to each other, so different sizes. Most are probably 6 to 7 inches tall.

I'm not personally familiar with that one.