BW’s Morning Article Link: Toys As Actors

This is something of a hybrid of the two sites I work on, this one involving storytelling and my other one involving stuff I own (and their future as something I own). It’s storytelling, but it’s the kind of storytelling kids do with their toys, coming up with their own exciting (if only to them) adventures. However, sometimes you want an action figure of a favorite character that doesn’t exist or for whatever reason your parents won’t or can’t get for you. So you use your other figures. Heck, I used them sometimes for original characters, including Pidge from Panosh Place’s Voltron line as that Powerboy character I created, my first superhero, which has inspired the look of the character and his color scheme. For a few more examples Shawn Robare of Branded In The 80s shows off a few of his G.I. Joe figures who took on multiple acting roles.