Action Figure: A posable character figurine, often based on characters from movies, comics, or video games.
Blind Box: A type of packaging that conceals the identity of the figurine inside until it is opened.
Chase Variant: A rare version of a figurine, often differing in color or finish, highly sought after by collectors.
Die-Cast: Toys produced by pouring molten metal into molds, often detailed and durable.
Limited Edition: Items produced in restricted quantities to enhance rarity and desirability.
Mint Condition: Describes a toy or figurine in perfect condition, with original packaging unopened.
Prototype: An early sample or model built to test a concept or process, sometimes made available to collectors.
Reissue: A product that has been brought back into production after its original run has ended, often with updates.
Scale: The ratio of the size of the figurine to the real-life object or character it represents.
Statue: A non-posable figurine, often made from resin or polystone, valued for its artistry and detail.
Vinyl Figure: Figurines made from soft vinyl plastic, popular in designer toy collecting.
Articulation: Refers to the points of movement in an action figure, allowing various poses.
Box Set: A set of toys or figurines packaged and sold together, often themed.
Display Case: A protective enclosure used to display and protect collectible toys and figurines.
Exclusive Release: Items available only through specific channels or events, such as conventions or certain retailers.
Restoration: The process of repairing or refurbishing toys or figurines to return them to their original condition.
Soft Goods: Refers to clothing or other fabric-based accessories on figurines, which can be real fabric instead of molded plastic.
Variant: A version of a figurine that has different characteristics from the standard model, often in color or design.
Wave: Refers to a series of toys released in sequential groups within a larger collection.
Nostalgia: The sentimental value that enhances the collectibility of toys associated with collectors’ childhoods or earlier eras.