jerk_nugget
She is from boston, ma
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9 years ago
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9 years ago
I jumped on this as soon as I found the phone, I was like "sweet figure from andrew bell!"
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9 years ago
me too - to be honest i didn't even watch the video or read any information about the phone, i just immediately grabbed one of the sheep, haha! (i would have gotten both colorways but $80 in one go is out of my toy budget.)
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9 years ago
The phone looks great but whoa expensive, I couldn't afford both either, which one did you get? I got the grape
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9 years ago
yeah, seriously. &i got mint! it was so hard to decide though. :D now just to hurry up and wait.
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9 years ago
My favorite from the series :)
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9 years ago
Mine too. So cute.
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9 years ago
where can you buy these? cardboard spaceship has them featured on their homepage but bafflingly/frustratingly there is no info on if or when they'll be for sale and clicking the image does nothing. i know they were at sdcc but when can i get some online? hopefully someone can help, i've been dying to get some!
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9 years ago
I know how you feel- I checked cardboard spaceship website every day, obsesively. I finally decided to send them a message, and they responded that the series will be hitting stores early september.
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9 years ago
@amavevera thank you! i was beginning to feel like i was losing it for a minute there, haha. i guess i can wait a little longer :)
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9 years ago
still no luck finding these guys. are they just going to stay a previous sdcc release? cardboard spaceship still has this set as their main image on their homepage but doesn't respond to emails. this colorway set is the leprechaun edition, btw, since i see the other set does use 'carnival edition' to categorize it.
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9 years ago
I will edit the series, thank you for the info.
If I manage the find the "carnival edition" tomorrow at DesignerCon I might sell one or two "leprechaun" ones- this one and maybe a Pippet. If you are interested, send me an email at ioanas_ro@yahoo.com
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Also, if you prefer sealed boxes, I can try look for you at DCon tomorrow- let me know tonight. -
9 years ago
hey there, sorry i just saw your response now - not too concerned with most packaging these days as i open all my toys :) i'll drop you a line via email about the others, thanks!
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9 years ago
Have this for sale/trade
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angel
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8 years ago
It's the cutest! I picked up the Carnival edition at ToyCon,though I like this colourway better. :)
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9 years ago
finally, a cavey for me! i always imagine these guys in my head as more like 5-6" so i was prepared for some minor disappointment but instead i was pleasantly surprised. he is a good size and chunky - i'd never seen one from the side before, lol. he makes me so happy. always extra fun when you get yer paws on a toy you thought you missed out on.
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13 years ago
cool
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12 years ago
is that supposed to be Blue or green?
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12 years ago
Awesome, Thanks. it's crazy how different the colors can look on these toys in weird lighting
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8 years ago
this guy arrived in the mail today, my very first milton! finally! i love him, but i have to say i was a little surprised at how small he is. i guess i thought they'd be wider or have a bit more heft* to them. i still want to create a milton army, but the original $25-35 super7 asks for these seems...a little steep.
*a bad word to describe a plastic toy maybe, but i couldn't think of how to word it better. -
8 years ago
ps, the seller i bought this from listed it as a SDCC figure. (doesn't matter to me personally whether it is or isn't, but if it is, that's usually something that goes in the title or description, no?)
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13 years ago
"Some time ago we produced a special limited edition of the Giver figures, but we weren't totally happy with the final product. Instead of tossing them into a bin, we thought it would be cool to strip them down and prime them up, ready for the growing customizing crowd! Head and wings remove easily for painting. Each figure is professionally primed with a thick white base, ready to paint or draw on."
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13 years ago
this is just magnificent!!!!!!!!
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13 years ago
go ahead and paint one, Silly :-)
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9 years ago
i just got this guy in the mail today. he is so cool. but he still comes in the freezer burn colorway box, and you can see the blue under the primer in the crook of the arm and especially in the eye sockets.
i say this not because i have issues with either, but because it does make me long for what he could have been.
i do love me a good blank toy though. not to customize, i like them just as is.
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sergeySafonov
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8 years ago
Funko took over the vinyl world.
lordsketch
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8 years ago
I actually changed my mind a few times about Funko in the last few years.
When pops first came out I liked the simple design.
Then they grew. And grew... and took over more and more real estate in comic book and toy shops. I started thinking they were a monster.
But being a giant success doesn't actually make them into a monster.
We've all had a lot of time to spend with with pops and mystery minis and the likes.
I thinks their products have gotten more diverse and interesting and they hire great designers.
Now I think they didn't actually take a bite out of the designer world at all. Theur rise was in parallel to the dive in designer toys and rising manufacturing prices but not tied to it - nobody's actuallt buying Funko products instead of designer toys. It's a very different audience and as one dwindled the other grew. These are younger pop culture fans.
I'm actually hoping young Funko collectors would become the designer toys collectors of the future.
monsterforge
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8 years ago
Well said, lordsketch.
jerk_nugget
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8 years ago
totally agree with LS - it's its own audience for sure. i don't have any hate for funko pops, BUT i just wish sites that sold them put them in their own category. when i shop online i like to browse through all the vinyl/"designer" toys, but hate sifting past like a hundred pop figures. and of course, it's always disappointing for me when i think a shop has toys and it ends up being only pops, but i also understand you need to cater to what's popular and going to sell. (i.e., i don't think they are taking the place of other toys.) i just miss being able to buy toys that i like in brick & mortar shops.
i think mainly the reason i don't care for them personally is that i don't like pop culture pieces or those modeled after people. i just prefer weird little creatures and animals...this is pretty much true for me in real life too ;p
lordsketch
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8 years ago
hahah :)
oh, POPs should totally have their own category in online shops. I really don't believe they belong in the designer toy section. That should include original designs - or in some cases specific artists interpretations of pop culture creation.
One of the reasons I *love* going to Tokyo (besides literally everything) is that they have actual toy shops where you can buy Japanese designer toys. I also don't mind the robots Miyazaki stuff and insane creatures ;-D
lordsketch
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8 years ago
Thanks, Monsterforge!
jerk_nugget
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8 years ago
that's [day]dream vacation material!