Ground control to Major Kazu! It looks like Itokin Park is prepping another wave of his astronaut sofubi toys. These adorable, retro-styled spacefaring guys have been notoriously difficult to...
 19 February 2016
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 08 April 2014
Glow in the dark vinyl is like the "put a bird on it" of designer toys. Just add phosphorescence and boom, you've improved your toy. Studio Uamou have done just that with their follow-up to last... |
 26 April 2010
I first saw Greasebat's art a few years ago at the "Kaiju Invades New York" show at the Showroom NYC and loved it. Now hsi signature character is coming to life in soft Japanese vinyl made by... |
 15 January 2010
Tomorrow sees the opening night of It Came From Skullbrain II, a custom show held at the Super7 store in San Fran featuring some of their boards best customisers doing their thing on a range of... |
03 December 2009
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 21 January 2016
Back in 2008, Japanese character designer Kaijin combined mod fashion, streamlined automotive engineering, and a healthy dose of Mega Man to create his Steel Fairies series. The designs'... |
 07 April 2014
Need something kawaii to round out your shelf? These two new sofubi toys from Chima Group should do the trick. The husband and wife duo have produced previous... |
 24 March 2010
A while back I blogged about an upcoming fig from Reckless Toys based on the Toypunks figure designed by the one and only Mike Giant. Well it's update time and what an update!! Seen here is the... |
07 December 2009
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12 January 2009
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 03 November 2014
Chima Group's newest gratuitously cute sofubi toy is called Panini. This stackable "deep sea monster" will debut next week at Design Festa. |
 26 April 2010
Spied over at Super7 this past weekend are three new versions of what have already become classic pieces of Japanese vinyl. Yep another Rose Vampire is on the way sporting a rather nice and... |
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