Only fair to start this off with a disclosure: I sell these kits. I bought a case of each, kept a couple for myself, and now need half a dozen or so someones to buy the rest from me so I can make money for more kits. It’d be great if some of the people who read this bought the kit from me, but if not from me, then get them somewhere else. Because they’re terrific figures. Really, possibly the best comic model kits ever made in styrene. They have all the terrific energy of the old Toy Biz Marvel Comics kits, but without the intimidation of poor-fitting parts. Plus, the Moebius kits are bigger. I spent a little while this evening poking through the boxes, test-assembling some parts, and was pleased. These latest releases from Moebius Models, hot on the heels of the Universal Studios Karloff Mummy figure, help establish the company as one of the top producers of fantasy figure kits ever. Amazing. Thanks in large part to Moebius, hobbyists have available to them a steady flow of new kits of this kind, whereas only a few years ago it seemed that plastic fantasy figure kits were a thing of the past. For the most part, I’m going to let my admittedly substandard photography do the talking here, because I think these kits speak for themselves. Without further ado: The Green Goblin is available from Resin the Barbarian for $23.50 plus shipping. The case of Spider-Man kits was… Read the rest