Posted by Geoff July 24, 2008
A while back...maybe almost 2 years ago David Horvath showed some prototype little Ugly vinyl figures similar in look to the bottle toppers that he did for Japan. Then it all went quiet. But now, via his blog, David's revealed that the mini line is coming and is due out around December. These will come out only in the colours seen on the plush...hence the yellow and green (OG) Jeero's, purple Babo, red Wage, pink Wedgehead and various Ice Bats.
They are made of softer vinyl than the older Critterbox produced vinyl and are about a quarter of the size...so i'm guessing around UMA sized. They all have a joint shown on purpose to ensure each character has a similar look and feel. Be interested to see these in the flesh, if they are UMA sized that would be superb and make it easier to slot them in to the ever-growing Horvath collection.
They are made of softer vinyl than the older Critterbox produced vinyl and are about a quarter of the size...so i'm guessing around UMA sized. They all have a joint shown on purpose to ensure each character has a similar look and feel. Be interested to see these in the flesh, if they are UMA sized that would be superb and make it easier to slot them in to the ever-growing Horvath collection.Similar posts
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