Hobbit Pictures from New York Toy Fair 2013

Figures.com has posted a nice gallery from this years Hobbit figures display from the New York Toy Fair. The Bridge Direct went out in full force to the annual toy fair and did not disappoint. Without a doubt the two highlights of the figures that are being shown are the 6 inch scale Azog and Bolg figures. Both figures towered over the previous wave figures and are full of detail. Other reveals include a seemingly US bound Yazneg figure, that is grouped with Bilbo and a box set of Thorin's company for the 3 3/4 inch line.

Check out some pictures below or head to the gallery from Figures.com.

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First Look at Wave 2 of Hobbit Figures

Some pictures of prototypes from wave 2 of the Hobbit figures by The Bridge Direct have been posted online by the blog Idle Hands from the UK Toy Fair. No real surprises are shown, except maybe a 6 inch version of the Bolg figure we have seen in the smaller variety. We do, however, get some good looks at figures of Azog, Radagast and plenty of new dwarves.

Here is the link and some pictures from the blog.

NOTE: These are clearly shown as prototypes, as told by the sign next to the Azog picture, so these are not completely final. (More visible bird poop needed on Radagast's face for instance?)

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The Bridge Direct Reveals Upcoming Hobbit Figures

The first few 6 inch scale action figures for The Hobbit made by The Bridge Direct have been revealed.

The first figure shown is an exclusive to SDCC 12' Bilbo Baggins. The figure is similar to the old Toy Biz "Twilight" figures, which shows the character "invisible" due to wearing the ring.

Bilbo Baggins:

Next, The Bridge Direct revealed 3 figures that will be standard releases to the public.

Bilbo Baggins:

This Bilbo Baggins figure seems to be the same as the SDCC exclusive figure without the twilight feature to it.

Thorin:

Gandalf the Grey:

I'll save my final judgement for when i have these figures in hand, but so far they are better than I expected from a fairly unknown company.