You know that feeling when a bunch of your favorite artists are in the same room and you're not there? Yeah, that's what I was feeling this weekend. Konatsu, T9G, Shoko Nakazawa, Ayako Takagi, and...
 12 August 2016
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 19 January 2012
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 14 March 2011
Gargamel have literally just released these 2 new figures with all proceeds going to support the victims of the recent Japanese earthquakes and Tsunami's. Go buy them here now, its as simple as... |
13 November 2009
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20 July 2009
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19 June 2009
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 27 March 2009
Next up from Portland's master of magic, Bwana Spoons is the Strawberry Crack variant of his Killer piece, made in Japan by Gargamel. This time it's translucent red... |
28 September 2008
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 18 March 2013
For one weekend only the Spoke Art Gallery in San Francisco will show Sametan - ... |
 21 July 2011
Really really wishing i was at SDCC right now! But thankfully my bank accound is all the more healthier for not making that trip, and while there are some awesome toys on... |
 12 January 2011
Forgot to blog these the other day but Super7 announced some of their first 2011 releases out this January! An i have to say that my favourite of this new batch is the transparrent Hawaiian... |
29 October 2009
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28 June 2009
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 27 March 2009
After pumping out resin figure after resin figure fellow Portlander Le Merde is finally getting his own vinyl figure. Again, like Bwana, his new figure "Bangal" is... |
12 December 2008
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 10 September 2008
This looks interesting and also a bit weird...sketchy details at the moment but Uglycon in Tokyo will see the launch of a new vinyl figure "Super Puncher"... |
 15 March 2013
April 1st will see the release custom painted Hobart (Da Shaka Monsta) resin toy. Originally introduced at SDCC, Hobie was designed by The Department of Awesomeness'... |
 15 April 2011
I'm such a sucker for Super7 figures, so apologies for the lovefest if you're not a fan (weirdo). This latest Mummyboy is a collaboration with Naoya Ikeda... |
09 January 2010
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16 September 2009
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