Of possible use for small scale VSF

[Black Cavalier]

New Ironclad kids mean toy from Carl's Jr for Percy Jackson Sea of Monsters

[The_Beast]

Could be quite fetching, though I think I'd cut the hull off. Where are Carl's Jr.? Don't see a 'find store' on the site.

If anyone knows of any other chains that might see these, t'would be appreciated.

Doug

[Doomsdave]

Hardees always has the same toys as Carl Jrs.  Same company.  So if you can find a Hardees your golden.

Here's confirmation of same the toys on the Hardees kids page;
http://www.hardeescoolkids.com/  also store locator on the main Hardees page.

[Traveler Man]

Hmm, interesting possibilities, waterlining it being one.

[The_Beast]

Hardees always has the same toys as Carl Jrs.  Same company.  So if you can find a Hardees your golden.
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Much thanks! Hardees no problem, indeed! Excepting eating the food.  

Hmm, interesting possibilities, waterlining it being one.

Exactly; I think they consider it waterlined, but looks hinkey to me. Cutting all or most of the hull to give a CSS Virginia ex-Merrimack effect.

Doug

Edit: Well, bag that; just remembered other fast food ran them out of town. Nearest is 50 miles away!

[HerbyF]

Went & saw the movie. Also went to Carl's Jr & got the toys. Here are a couple of pictures next to my 28mm figures.

[The_Beast]

Oh, my, shiny... 

Well, fingers crossed that the lovely daughter can hold her nose long enough to take the grandchildren there, and I may get a couple of  the boat next month. ;->=

Does the monster pop apart? Looks that way.

Doug

[HerbyF]

Does the monster pop apart? Looks that way.

 It is a little squirt toy. It slides apart but is still conected. Size wise it might make a nice Atlantian mount of some kind. A little plastic cement & green suff would take care if the split in the middle.

[The_Beast]

  It is a little squirt toy. It slides apart but is still conected. Size wise it might make a nice Atlantian mount of some kind. A little plastic cement & green suff wouls take care if the split in the middle.

No, really, that was my second guess! 

Then I saw what I took to be a 'tongue'; prolly just some paint on the table, but looked in the way of squirt gun. Oh, wait, that offends some of our British friends. 'Water pistol' then.

Doug