Toys

The Action Figure of the Millennium Club 2027

Get 12 secret 1/18th scale action figures in the mail and bring a sense of surprise back to collectibles!

$1,840

已筹 $1,840，目标 $2,500

33 支持者

6 剩余

3 回报档位

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项目介绍

Launched in 2018, the Action Figure of the Millennium club began as a surprise‑figure subscription that has delivered original, hand‑crafted toys for eight years. Each year members receive twelve 4‑inch articulated figures, complete with accessories, art, and trading cards, shipped in bi‑monthly mystery packs. The figures employ the Glyos modular system, letting collectors swap limbs and parts for endless customization, and are produced without any AI involvement. To secure limited inventory and protect against price volatility, the creator asks for a full‑year upfront pledge, with stretch goals adding new sculpts for every $15K raised.

核心亮点

 ▸ Twelve surprise 4" articulated figures with accessories, art, and trading cards delivered every 6 weeks. 

 ▸ Fully modular via Glyos System – swap limbs, heads, and parts for endless customization. 

 ▸ Hand‑crafted, AI‑free designs based on creator’s childhood drawings, produced in small batches. 

技术规格

规格	详情
Figure Height	4 inches
Number of Figures	12 per year
Shipping Frequency	Every 6 weeks
Pack Size	2 figures per shipment
Customization System	Glyos (modular limbs)
Production Method	Hand‑crafted, AI‑free
Price per Figure	$25
Accessories & Cards Cost	$3
Monthly Shipping Cost	$7
Total Annual Cost (estimated)	$420

回报档位

16 位支持者

Support & Exclusive Card Slicer

USD5

~$5 USD

Show your support for this campaign and get yourself an exclusive Card Slicer card available only in this campaign!

3 位支持者

Full Year of AFOTM (12 Figures)

USD420

~$420 USD

A full year of the club, 12 surprise 4" figures shipped out every six (in 2 packs).

位支持者

Double The Club! 24 Figures

USD660

~$660 USD

12 unique figures (plus duplicates) nets you 24 surprise 4" figures shipped out every six (4 figures at a time).

风险与挑战

The creator reports a strong shipping track record but warns that global disruptions—such as extreme economic meltdowns or oil price spikes—could cause delays. He pledges to over‑communicate any issues, yet acknowledges that factors beyond his control may affect timelines.