Action-TT Power Illuminated Turntable Figure Stand

[JeffSaylor]

An Ideal Way To Show Off Your 1/6th Scale Figure Collection...

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The Action-TT Power Illuminated Turntable Figure Stand was specially designed by I.D. SQUARE for 1/6th scale collectible figures. Distributed by Hot Toys, this stand illuminates and rotates, brilliantly showcasing your collection. The rotating feature can be set to turn clockwise or counter-clockwise and up to six of the stands can be interlinked together - in a grouped circle or zig-zag configuration - for synced rotation. Check out the stand in action in the video below:

Special features of the Action-TT Power Illuminated Turntable Figure Stand, slated for release thrid quarter 2012, include:

- Ideal for 1/6th scale collectible figures
- Movie logo plates can be inserted into the stand
- Light-up and rotatable functions
- The stands are inter-link-able with maximum capacity of 6 stands
- AC/ DC compatible

*Battery is not included for figure stand, 1.5V AA batteries (a total of 3 pieces) are required
*AC/ DC adaptor is not included

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[S'laargorath]

The stand looks good but I really hope that that brand name is just a removable sticker because in my opinion the brand logos just RUIN the display.

I hate current culture's obsession with "brands"!!

[S'laargorath]

Ah, "Movie logo plates can be inserted into the stand"

So where do we get these movie logo plates? Are they going to produce movie logo plates for every possible figure that has ever been produced? Some of my stuff comes from pretty obscure movies ya know.

Or what if we don't want any logo? What if the figure is an original creation without any sort of "property" involved. Can the logo part be covered up/removed?

In my opinion the logo part cheapens the look and makes it look like some dollar store item.

[JeffSaylor]

I agree. Hopefully you can just pop the entire logo dealio off.