Action Figure Resource Magazine November 2014 | Page 4

Hi there ,
Welcome to another packed issue of the AFR Magazine, which
kicks off with the rather controversial topic of the Breaking
Bad figures that have been withdrawn from TRU, but what else
would you expect, after all this IS Breaking Bad after all!

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n this issue I complete the guide to the Indiana
figures with a look the Hasbro figures and
Lego Mini-figure sets and a few random 12-inch
figures that have been released.
Also the Customizer’s tutorial looks at painting
and preparing your figures, how to achieve the
best results, tools to use as well as different brush
and painting techniques.
This month’s Kickstarter is Eon Quest, a new line
of action figures with a retro 1970s feel and each
figure also comes with a comic and a backing
card detailing the characters history.
There’s also news from both DC and Marvel on
the upcoming movies, and be warned, they’re
loads of them and Marvel especially had some
exciting news with plans for the Infinity story arc
in The Avengers movies.
I also take a further look at the 3D Printing
industry and its likely effects on the action figure
market and more importantly the high end
figures and collector’s figures. 3D printing is
being likened to the industrial revolution
because of its potential to disrupt so many
different industries, jobs and careers. I also
intend to look at how you can use this
technology to help you with your collections
and creating your own custom made figures.

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