Posted by Nick May 24, 2012

Medicom release details of these crazy new 400% Be@rbricks due out this Summer: 1 is an Aroma Diffuser, 2 is made from glow in the dark wood and No3 is Aluminium!

1 Aroma Diffuser Be@rbrick

Ok so you're familliar with those scent dispensers you place around the place so it smells nice when people visit and don't get a noseful of your natural odour? Well this is one of them in errr... Be@rbrick form. Free of detail this 'brick comes in a semi transluscent white plastic, even with a built in LED.

2 Karimoku Be@rbrick

We recently had a few Karimoku Be@rbrick releases including Kaws figure and a few 400% Be@rbricks but this wooden figure has been treated to glow in the dark. Mental - these top 2 almost seem like the could be April Fools releases they are almost unbeleivable but are awesome additions to the Be@rbrick family. The figure will retail for ¥62,790 JPY (approximately $790 USD).

3 AMIREX Aluminium Be@rbrick

A collaboration with AMIREX made of solid aluminium! SOLID! Stunning creation with minimal branding, really letting the manufacturing process speak for itself. I would really have loved to see this coming in a 1000% version but it's probably gonna be too expensive for me as it is.

All these figures look to be set for the June 23rd release date

medicomtoy.co.jp

 

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