
Brent Nolasco will be bringing along with him to SDCC a few of his customs to showcase at the Toyqube booth (#4837). These two bad boys are just a taste of what is to come from the mastermind of Mr. Nolasco. Brent also will be doing sketches at Toyqube, so be sure to bring your black books. More pictures of the Sharky and Kaniza after the jump.
Pic Courtesy by Vinylpulse
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Phu! 8″ Moody for Lift upcoming exhibition ‘Mooood Swings’ in Detriot.
Maxx space pod comes with a 2″ Rebel Pilot.
Facts about Maxx
Length:
10″
Material Used:
- Brass rivets
- Broken toy parts
- Cable ties
- Gashapon acrylic sphere
- Hose clamps
- Plastic bottle caps
- Plastic hose
- Wire…etc
satu lagi dari Phu, mmmhh tapi apakah warna ungu yang selalu mendominasi karya dari Phu menjadi signature lainnya selain dari motif karat…
memang betul buat Phu membuktikan bahwa statement “vinyl is the new canvas” adalah benar
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The new Death Edition is probably the most combative version of Joe Ledbetter’s new Hammerhead KFGU figure from intheyellow. This blood splattered edition should put to rest some collectors’ concerns that some of the colorways weren’t rumble ready. It’s limited to 100 pieces, and scheduled to drop in mid-September with a suggested retail price of about $68. Get a closer view after the jump.
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Tim Tsui provided the biggest ‘wow’ moment of the show IMO with the unveiling of his brand new Da Fighter figure – the first in his new fighter series. This thing is huge (wide) and very funky – the tribal patterns, the horned shoulder armor, the bling collar, the red transparent left claw and mace. Oh and did we mention, that it’s a wolf and not an ape? Great stuff.
The colorway shown here was for sale at TTF for about $100. It’s limited to 150 pieces total – 50 for TTF, 50 for SDCC and 50 for his online store. It sounds like the fighter series is Tim’s alternate mostly non-ape series. While Tim usually ships his ape figures in a cloth bag, he’s gone for a flashier silver heavy bag for Da Fighter (pic after the jump). Oh if you’re wondering why Da Fighter was launched so soon after Da Warrior — the answer is that Da Warrior took much longer to produce than expected which resulted in the bunched up releases. Sounds like the TTF supply is sold out.
Tim also dropped his Sharky from ToyQube – really slick. It was going for 2000 nt (about $60). It will likely be available at SDCC. It comes with a cool banana accessory that fits nicely into the aquatic carnivore’s jagged teeth. And if you’re wondering, there will be at least one more edition but that’s all we could pry loose — well, we didn’t want to pry too hard
Tim is also offering a new ape head key chain/lighter topper (400 nt, about $13).
Finally, Tim dropped a custom Da Warrior in black, gold and red. It sold within the first few hours (~ $400) – not surprising given that Tim rarely does one-off customs for sale. More pics after the jump.
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Setelah Phu, yang mengubah Sharky menjadi sebuah pesawat yang ditumpangi sosok pilot kecil, Reactor-88 yang mengcustom Sharky dengan motif Totem, Lalu Bao dengan pakaian Mesir dan piramidnya, kini Brent Nolasco mengcustom Sharky dengan sentuhan sedikit monster, kesan jijik dan tentakel tentakel memang merupakan ciri khas dari Brent Nolasco, lidah atau tetankel yang menjulur keluar dari mulut Sharky dan sayap kupu kupu mengganti sirip belakang dari Sharky, dan terkesan kotor, kayanya sekarang tidak hanya Platform figure saja yang ramai untuk dicustom, sebuah unique sculpt sedang ramai dicustom para customizer. Sharky Custom Exhibition ini diselenggarakan di Sullivan Room New York (US), dalam rangka Ulang Tahun perusahaan Toys Toycube(M..!)
Our exclusive previews of custom Sharkys for ToyQube’s 4th anniversary celebration continues with the first custom done by the Vinyl Toy Assassins (VTA for short) Brent Nolasco and Nemo.
I’ve always thought some nastiness lived underneath urban ‘rivers’ and now we have proof. This frightening ‘Creature from the Bronx River’ was created in a two step process – Nemo initially added several custom sculpted elements and then passed the figure off to Brent Nolasco who added additional sculpted details and applied a signature paint job. More pics after the jump.
If you’re in NYC, be sure to check out ToyQube’s 4th anniversary celebration going down this Friday (8.15.08) @ the swanky Sullivan Room.
Sullivan Room
218 Sullivan St.
New York, NY 10012-1354
212.252.2151
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