LOS ANGELES — August 4, 2016 — Quantum Mechanix showed an array of new product lines at Comic-Con International: San Diego 2016 that had the fan press buzzing with excitement. Here’s a sampling of the coverage: 

• Toyark
• Tested.com
• io9/gizmodo
• Sean Long
• Figures.com
• Comics Alliance
• Kastor's Korner
• Actionfigurepics.com

Ship Replicas

Among the highlights of the show were the new ship replica prototypes:

• the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars.
• the Franklin from Star Trek Beyond.
• the Milano, Star-Lord’s ship  from Guardians of the Galaxy

John Eblan, head of the QMx model shop, was on hand to talk about the creation of these mini-masterpieces.

1:6 Scale Articulated Figures

QMx also unveiled an extensive line of 1:6-scale action figure prototypes.

• Debuting from Star Trek: The Original Series were  previously unseen prototypes of Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy, Chief Engineer Montgomery “Scotty” Scott and Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu. 
• Making their first public appearance at the convention in celebration of the Star Trek 50^th Anniversary were 1:6-Scale Star Trek: TOS Master Series Kirk and Spock. Fans were able to buy these two figures at the convention, and they were a huge hit with everyone, including some familiar faces. 
• Also on display were 1:6-scale prototypes of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Data and Worf  from Star Trek: The Next Generation and Admiral Kirk and Captain Spock from Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.
• Other 1:6 lines announced were The Princess Bride and Justified.  The “Hero of Canton” Jayne Cobb was on hand representing Firefly.
• Dean and Sam Winchester from Supernatural were both a big hit as 1:6 action figures.

Plush

• The trinity from Supernatural — Sam Winchester, Dean Winchester and the angel Castiel — were revealed as Q-Pals, the new QMx plush figure line. QMx promises more fun plush figures to come.  
• Also on the plush front, Jayne Bear from Firefly was on display, complete with Troublemaker shirt and knitted hat.

 Exclusives

The first Q-Fig Max Figure, Aquaman & Cthulhu, made a big splash, with the King of the Seven Seas standing atop the perturbed octopus-human-dragon hybrid.

Other Comic-Con items included fun products from Suicide Squad, Star Trek and Firefly are available for a short time on qmxonline.com.