Posted by marc December 30, 2015
DrilOne is rounding out 2015 with one more custom, this one being a collaboration with Slobot. While DrilOne often uses Dunnys for his war-torn palette of army green and rust, this one was originally a Tofu from Devilrobots. The haters who complain about tofu having a bland taste won't have much to gripe about with this piece. Plenty of details like rivets, radioactive warnings, and neon green mystery goo imply a great backstory and make this guy easily worth the $100 asking price. Pick it up at DrilOne's online shop.
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