[quote name='postureking']Got 5 more at the Beavercreek TRU. Boxer, Godzilla suit guy, another Cleopatra, gangster, and the fisherman. The boxer and the gangster kick ass. The boxer's hands are gloves and move around just fine. The gangster's pistol can be stored in the case - a nice touch.[/QUOTE]
All this time and I never realized we shopped at the same TRU. I managed to grab 8 from the partial box that remained on Sunday, went back Monday for a few more and they were sold out. Stopped in today again, and they had put out a brand new box. Managed to grab enough to complete my collection as well as a few doubles.
Also made the seven minute trip to Blokhedz today, which is in Yellow Springs, OH. It's the store Brick Forge opened, since their site has its headquarters in Yellow Springs. It's a very small shop (as are most shops in YS) that sells mostly LEGO but also has other building sets such as Stikfas and Kreo Transformers sets. Most of it is over MSRP, but the Brick Forge parts are really the main reason to visit. Almost everything is sold in related packs (such as musical instruments, Halo inspired armor) rather than per piece and it works out to be cheaper than the site even before shipping is factored in. They also had a small selection of parts at the register for .25 cents a part which I unfortunately didn't take advantage of. If you're in the area and are interested in Brick Forge parts, it's worth a look. If that's not your thing, you're better off going elsewhere for your LEGO fix.
As for the Brick Forge parts themselves, they're actually really impressive. This was my first experience with them, and they're actually really nice and practically indistinguishable from official LEGO parts. Only issue is that they're fairly expensive for what you get, which is a bit off-putting.