Are ya ready kids?! Secret Base's half X-Ray Spongebob is getting a monochromatic makeover with a bright silver epidermis and a dark silver skeleton underneath the transparent half. Spongebob's...
 05 October 2016
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 21 March 2016
We've seen a few Uglydolls cast in sofubi over the years, but now we're getting a whole mini-series thanks to Toy Art Gallery. Uglydoll co-creator David Horvath has revealed a group shot of eight... |
 03 December 2015
Two of T9G's designs are getting a fresh coat of paint and are heading to the U.S. courtesy of T.A.G. Rangeas, one of the Japanese sculptor and designer's most recognizable designs features blue... |
 03 November 2014
Soul Buddies is the new series of toys from Treeson creator, Bubi Au Yeung. These shots of the prototypes sculpted by Macsorro were recently revealed by T.A.G., who are helping to produce the... |
 04 August 2014
Drop by TAG this Saturday for their newest exhibition, dubbed Death Rides Again. Focusing on life and death (emphasis on the death), the painting, drawing, resin and print work of Double... |
 01 May 2014
Back by popular demand! The Paul Kaiju Gacha Mini Set is being offered again, featuring five all-new sculpts of Paul's characters Boss Carrion,... |
 26 March 2014
Brian Flynn of Super7 will showcase his Duorocker fibgerglass rocking chair on April 5. Two years in development, the rocking chair will debut at Flynn's Toy... |
 20 March 2014
Toy Art Gallery (TAG) and Paul Kaiju have once again teamed up to bring you their latest and greatest collaboration;... |
 03 May 2016
After only a bit over a month of waiting, Uglydoll and Toy Art Gallery will be releasing the first four of the sofubi Uglydoll Mini Monsters. We're not sure if these are blindboxed, but we will... |
 11 February 2016
I don't think my fragile psyche can handle this new sculpture by Ron English, which is presented by T.A.G. Cast in Japanese vinyl, Peace, Love and Understanding combines the symbols of the... |
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