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I'm a big fan of the Outer Space Men figures, especially the occasional crossovers done with Onell Design. Astro-Nautilus Redborg Syndicate
was stamped out in clear yellow plastic with a hefty slathering of
paint and a nice armory, too. It also costs over twice what the
original release did in 2010.
This one came out fairly late. Sometimes you never know what you want until you get it. I liked seeing the various Outer Space Men in various colors, but the pigment-free versions left me a little cold. I rather liked the three figure designs that didn't previously get the White Star treatment, more than many of the ones that did. When we were teased that White Star Gemini
would exist, part of me was a little miffed it wasn't in color. But
I'd be lying if I said it didn't turn out nicely - there's a lot of blue
here that breaks up the white. It's good. I won't say it's as amazing
as some of the other Gemini they've put out, but it's very good and it
does a nice job of showing you the sculpting. Unlike, say, the clear
ones. 
Does this one look familiar to you? The Outer Space Men Cosmic Radiation Metamorpho
is new, but a glow in the dark Metamorpho was sold way back in July of
2010 as the very first release of this line, a San Diego Comic-Con
exclusive. I reviewed it
shortly before Figure of the Day launched - and it's different. This
new one has a greenish hue rather than a bone one, and has completely
different decoration. 
