Also, it’s on a colour other than black, so it gets some extra credit for that. I was expecting another shirt based on one worn on the show (or in a similar style), but I appreciate funny designs as much as the next person, so this has my approval. Lastly, the monthly t-shirt, “The Many Faces of Wash* (*While Flying Serenity)”. My very own set of dinosaurs! Woo! Alright, let’s take a look inside the box.įinally, I can create one of my favourite Wash scenes from the show! I mean, if I was into doing that sort of thing. However, I think the next item might be the reason why. No blind-box Qbits figure, which is disappointing. Unfortunately, this is the only regular figurine this month. Nice detail and colour, and with his ever-present dinosaurs to boot! Time to join his wife Zoë, Kaylee and Jayne on my desk at home. I love these figures, and this one is no different. Let’s move on to this month’s “Mini Masters” figure.
#LEAF ON THE WIND WASH MOVIE#
Sadly, it features Wash’s famous last words, a reminder of one of the worst movie deaths I have ever experienced. Quantum Mechanix makes the best lapel pins, and this will look great with the rest of the ones I’ve gotten through them. In addition to the monthly sticker, there’s always a pin or two in these boxes. While this pack is not any kind of a game changer, even mini-expansions have their purpose. If you’ve read my previous columns (and judging by the traffic, you haven’t), you know I’ve got the game and really enjoy it. This is the Saffron Expansion for the Firefly Fluxx card game. I probably won’t get much use out of it, but if you’re a college student or someone with a roommate, it might come in handy were you to take your partner in a manly fashion.
Although it’s not a Firefly item, there are enough references in it to the show (not to mention the presence of the show’s creators) that it makes perfect sense. The third item is a door hanger, promoting the Con-Man mobile game, which is directly tied to the show of the same name created by Alan Tudyk and Nathan Fillion.
Not a lot of use here, but they’re good for useless trivia/engaging in bar bets with your fellow Browncoats, if that’s your sort of thing. On the backs are facts and stats about each planet. It’s a set of four, featuring planets from the Firefly/Serenity universe. Up next, it looks like we’ve got a set of flash cards. I honestly don’t know that I’ll ever use any of the stickers I get in these boxes, but they always look really nice, so that’s definitely a plus. Pretty self-explanatory here, so no real need to go into details. If you couldn’t surmise by the theme name, that means a heavy emphasis on the best gorramn pilot in the galaxy, Hoban “Wash” Washburne. We are up to the fourth round in the Cargo Crates, courtesy of a joint effort between Loot Crate and Quantum Mechanix, and this time, the theme is “A Leaf on the Wind”.
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