Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Mummy Boy Custom Show at Super 7
Mummy Boy Custom Show at Super 7 on Saturday. Impressive talent came out to determine which customs were to be turned into production colorways. Gian aka Ted Koppel won with his full size version and Mike aka Eckotyper won with his skeleton mini.
Brian with the 1st place mini
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SKINNER Custom Vinyl
Microman Devilman "Diabolus"
New Microman Devilman? "Diabolus" version. Sign me up. Need to find all four but especially the blue version second from left. Anyone with details, drop me a note.
via: chogokinjawa
Even More GARAMANIACAL...!!
Jeff Lamm
GARAMANIACAL is shaping up quite nicely. Impresive works from all over the world. The show opens February 10th at 6pm at FOE Gallery
Ralph Cosentino
Michael Skattum
Prometheum 5
Cometdebris
Leecifer
Mutant Vinyl Hardcore
Hellopike
Robert DeCastro
RC Human looking Models Flying Over New York
In order to promote the new movie "Chronicle" which is about these teenagers who gain super powers, this marketing firm made these amazing radio-controlled people-shaped models that fly around New York. Cool, but i'm sure it completely freaked people out.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
Perfect Effect - RC Motorcyles @ TFsource
spotted on the very cool blog Battle Grip is this awesome Perfect Effect custom Transformer. It comes in pink and blue, but costs a cool hundy. I love the way the motorcycle looks. In robot mode, it looks pretty damn nice too. My concern is that i've never ordered one of these Perfect Effect toys so I don't know how awesome they are. I'm sure it's pretty nice, but hows the engineering for the transformation? My fear is it's over complicated and too fragile with shit falling off at every turn.
Human Slayers Resin Pre-Order
5.5 inches tall- cast in green resin and handpainted.
Will bill later for international shipping
(this is a preoder, figures will ship early to mid february)
pre-order from HERE for $80
South Korea's "Live Park" uses Microsoft Kinect sensors to create 3D Fantasy World
Just like being on the planet Pandora from Avatar, right?
We've seen Microsoft's Kinect show up in a number of unexpected places, and now it's being used to power a 3D theme park in South Korea. Created by interactive company D'strict, Live Park consists of 65 attractions spread out over 7 stages; RFID-enabled bracelets track users as they move from exhibit to exhibit, while Kinect sensors allow their motion and expressions to control virtual avatars within the park's wall installations, holograms and panoramic 3D projection screens. Even better, at night the entire park turns into a dance club.
Built at a cost of $13 million — and able to house 3,000 visitors at any given time — Live Park is more of a free-roaming exhibit than a theme park in the traditional sense, but it's proven so successful since its December debut that D'strict is extending its run at South Korea's Kintex exhibition center. This isn't a one-off, either: D'strict will be licensing Live Park to additional partners, with plans for permanent facilities in China and Singapore already in the planning stages. As for those of us in the US, the company has partnered with a "Hollywood entertainment powerhouse," and in March is expected to announce plans to bring a version of Live Park to Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
via: The Verge
Thursday, January 26, 2012
toybot studios Custom GARAKUTAGIGAS for GARAMANIACAL...!!
Here is my submission to the upcoming GARAMANIACAL show at FOE Gallery opening Feb. 10th. I painted Alex Wald designed and amazing GARAKUTAGIGAS which was produced by Atelier G-1. This figure is one of my favorite sculpts. I almost don't want to send it away.
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