You’ve almost certainly seen King Kun – the collaborative figure from vinyl pioneers James Jarvis and
Bounty Hunter. The mix of King Ken and Skull Kun has proved to be quite popular. STRANGEco’s SDCC booth (4629) will be the only place in the USA to acquire both the Black (BxH edition, sold out in Japan) and the Gray (Amos Toys edition).
In addition, STRANGEco will unveil a new collaborative project with James Jarvis and Amos Toys @ SDCC. Beyond just an announcement, an SDCC exclusive edition of the project will drop at STRANGEco’s booth.
pic layout courtesy of vinylpulse
My Tummytoys 2008
It can now be revealed. STRANGEco’s elusive crossover project with James Jarvis and Amos Toys is … a series of King Ken blind-boxed minis. This took a little getting used to for us – King Ken is large and in charge. So minis seem a little out of character (that’s our inner toy nerd escaping for all to see), but these look good and are a chance for fans to readily pick up editions they might have missed of the larger version. What’s your take on these? Btw, if you are the first person to ID the guy in the pic (and don’t work for STRANGEco or his firm, we’ll send you a VP Buka). Leave a comment. And no, it’s not James Jarvis!
Vinylpulse X Mytummytoys 2008
Just when you thought you knew all there was to know about James Jarvis’s Bird God figure, he flips it up with a really special offering - twelve GID Bird Gods hand-decorated with a glass resin pen. These precious pieces are signed and numbered. . Wonder if people will get to choose which one they want as they are all slightly different. Delicious Dozen. They will be available this weekend for Amos gold members [Seen on Toysrevil].
Mytummytoys 2008
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