Posted by marc June 20, 2016
FAKIR recently celebrated International Sushi Day with a custom Be@rbrick depicting the mascot of Sushi Hoshikai, a restaurant in South Korea. His clean, vector-like shapes define this piece. But what isn't typical of a FAKIR custom is that this is a multiple. The back-left foot is clearly numbered 1/3. Personally, I'd love to see a production run of a FAKIR Be@rbricks so everyone could get a piece of his awesome designs.
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