Posted by Erica October 02, 2013

This year Tenacious Toys'  2013 New York Comic Con booth will again be a collective-style booth, but 50% larger than last year!! They've got an entire block of six booths at the very heart of "The Block" which is the section of NYCC dedicated to art toys, lowbrow artists and the companies that support them! Members of the Tenacious Collective include: 

  • Tenacious Toys™
  • SubUrban Vinyl
  • KiD iNK iNDUSTRiES
  • Ian Ziobrowski
  • outsmART Originals
  • David Kraig
  • Dead Hand Toys
  • Playful Gorilla & Cash Cannon
  • Carson Catlin & Scott Tolleson
  • Jacob JAMS

Exclusives available will incluse…

Boba T-1000 is limited to 10 pieces. 6" tall, assorted colors, magnetic hands with various accessories, $40 each

Madballs are limited to 10 pieces (9 blue, one chase). 3" tall, 3 parts with magnets, $50 each.

Ewoking Dead is limited to 50 pieces. 3.75" tall, resin, $80 each.

Stay tuned for more info on other exclusives from the Tenacious Collective!

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