Last day of vinyl month and last custom today. Holly from A Little Stranger which I have posted from before is the one who got to end this customized month. It was made back in 2010 and is a Space Dragon built on a glow in the dark (GID) Munny sculped with GID sculpy and faux fur. When it first was made you could buy it on ebay. Would be awesome to have in my shelf.
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It’s the last day of the month, and I’m posting two awesome customs today. First of is this awesome Bomberman custom by Albert Art. Guess it took some time using all that sculpey to make that head.
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Another Jouwe, this time by Cris Rose for a Jouwe Show at Toy Art Gallery back in 2010. For does unfamiliar with Jouwe Cris has turned the head around to give the custom an alternate look. As always steampunks makes everything cooler!
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Not really a customized vinyl, but this sculpt is just too good to be ignored. This art piece is made by J*Ryu or Jesse and was for the Zerostigmata Benefit Collective in Naples, Italy. And this piece was created for a boy named Mattia Fagnoni.
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This lava bad ass is made by Troy Stith. It’s based on a Jouwe (strange name) and was for a show for Toy Art Gallery. He even made some flavor text.
Although there are many destructive giants roaming the fields and forests of Tu’R’Land, Mafic reigns as the king of annihilation. With an unlimited source of growth underfoot, Mafic can double and triple in proportion at will. Stomping and absorbing villages with delight, he leaves mighty kingdoms as little more than glassy memories in his trail of terror.
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We’re in the last week of Vinyl month and I’ll try to show you some non Munny/Qee pieces. First one out is Trexi from Play Imaginative. This Big Daddy from Bioshock is made by Doug LaRocca.
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Not really a custom, but this bad ass vinyl speaker is yellow and awesome! They are designed by Marka27 and produced by BicPlastic. There is even a cool Youtube-video showing it off.
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Usually I just post “old” customs, but I just had to show this one. It’s based on the not so fabulous, but famous restored icon. If you have Facebook you can check out the creator Joanna Zhou profile.
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