Showing posts with label OOAK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OOAK. Show all posts

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Hope? Change?

Nope! BRAAAAAIIINNNSSS!!!!

I put this little guy up for auction today. Click the pic to have a look and a laugh!


Barack Ozombie

Saturday, May 22, 2010

The Snot Beasts are coming!

Check out oOMoSOo's second and final release of the Snot Beasts!!! These are roughly 1 inch tall hand cast resin figures with hand painted details. The first wave sold out like lightning, and I suspect the second will as well!

There are only 5 in this release, so it goes without saying that these won't last long!



left to right: Super glitter, kaiju colors, skeletor, radioactive (GID paint and a special surprise when under black light.) and last is monochromatic.


These bad boys will be available at midnight tonight from oOMoSOo's Etsy store, so grab them while you can!

Need more reasons why you should buy one of these? Check out Phil Reed's awesome review of one of the figures from the first set!

Poilu Giveaway!

These things seriously are so cute my eyeballs exploded when I first saw them. And now... you can own one... FREE!!!

Click on the pic below to see all the rules and to enter for your chance to win a free Poilu!!! What's a Poilu? Allow me to share with you the wise words of Poliu creator Danielle:

Poilu means furry in French, Poilus can often be found digging in the grass in the wee hours of the morning looking for worms, not to eat but to befriend. It is not unheard of for a Poilu and worm to stay friends for life.

Poilus live off a diet of PB&J sandwiches, their favorite jam is usually apricot, sometimes blackberry.

When a Poilu becomes excited or frightened the fur on his face will poof out!




Man... it just doesn't get any cuter than that! Give it a whirl! What have you got to lose? Or are ya chicken? BOCK BOCK BOOOOOCK!!!!

Sunday, May 16, 2010

GO TIME!!!

Here we go! It's time! The Kawaiiju are GO!

And to commemorate the occasion, here's a little comic strip I created for everyone starring those rascally Toy Break guys George, Ayleen, and Ben... Enjoy!



Now, to purchase your Kawaiiju figures, send an email with the total amount of figures you want, your name, and your address. I'll go through the emails on a first come / first served basis and send paypal invoices back to you with the total price. Send your order email to: kawaiiju@yahoo.com



Once again, for clarity's sake: The Kawaiiju figures are between 1.5 and 2 inches tall and are individually hand sculpted from polymer clay and painted with acrylic paint. Each figure is a totally unique, one-of-a-kind art piece. Each figure will come blind bagged with a hand-made package and a hand drawn art card. A randomly inserted "Golden Ticket" will allow one lucky customer to win the ultimate Kawaiiju figure, "Big Daddy." There are 30 figures in all. Each figure will cost $25 (plus a flat $5 shipping fee in the US and $10 elsewhere).

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Now... to get a chance to win your free God Pharaoh, simply post in the Kawaiiju Thread on the October Toys Forum what super attack move you think God Pharaoh should have. It can be a cool move or a silly one-- the crazier the better! At midnight (EDT) tonight I'll throw all the names of the posters in a hat and draw one winner.



Anyone can enter... you just need to sign up as a member at the October Toys Forum-- it's THE best fan forum in the universe, and I think everyone should join and enjoy all the great times we have there.

Thanks everyone for all the support and love for the figures! You guys are THE best!

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Melvin has seen better days

I just posted my latest custom on eBay. He's Melvin, and he's from my line of one-of-a-kind figures called The Restless. Click the picture to take a look at a LOT more pictures!

Monday, February 8, 2010

Trolling Around

I've had this piece since Christmas, but I haven't had a chance to snap some pics of it until today. In addition to a really freaky ceramic statue my friend Billy Parker gave me, he gave me a piece he made by hand.






In case you haven't seen the movie Cat's Eye, here's a little idea of what this critter is all about:

In this scene, a Troll (voiced by "Mr. Megatron" himself Frank Welker) attempts to steal the breath of a little girl (Drew Barrymore). A heroic cat named General must come to the rescue!



It's a freaky scene from a freaky movie. My nephews, Billy, and I all dug this movie when we were younger (we still do!), and the troll was always something that freaked us right out. We always wanted to see the troll made into a figure. I think there were some garage kits made, but they're usually pretty hard to find and expensive. Billy made me this troll statue, and I don't think I could be more impressed if the troll from the movie hopped out of my closet.

If I know Billy, he sat at his desk cramped over this thing for countless hours watching the DVD over and over trying to capture every detail-- the guy's a madman with his sculpting skills... it knocks me over thinking that he's only been sculpting for a couple of years now. The figural element of the statue stands about 4 inches tall, and the base stands about 6 or so inches tall. The bells really jingle and he has cobwebs all over him just like the character in the movie (when he makes his first appearance he steps out of a crack in the wall-- hence the piece of wall on the base of the statue). I'm so proud to have this little monster-- I've always been impressed with Billy's raw talent and am always glad to share it with others.

If anyone finds Billy's work as impressive as I do, keep an eye out on my Etsy account, as I'll be listing some statues Billy made over there in the next few weeks.

Friday, October 9, 2009

Think outside the plastic!!!

If you haven't heard of the controversy over Taco Bell's kids' meal toy, BellHedz, then you can catch up on it here. I'm not really concerned with the drama. What I'm concerned with is how cool these little guys look and how much fun it is to buy a toy styled after designer toys that doesn't cost designer toy prices (99 cents vs. 8 bucks). They're fun to paint too!!! Here's my custom BellHed! Someone on the October Toys forum called him "Maulhed," so I guess that's what I'll call him!





Thursday, September 24, 2009

Parts is parts.

I posted my latest custom on the October Toy Forums for the folks there to see. Here he is for the folks who read my blog:



I posted the following pictures showing what all went into the making of the figure. I hope this helps anyone who would like to make their own customs. Part of the process of making really interesting customs is being able to see potential parts in production figures. I spend a LOT of time researching what figures are out, what they look like at all angles, and how much they cost.

Here's a diagram of the figure with the individual parts marked by number:




1. The mask from an ARF Trooper from the Animated Star Wars Clone Wars line.


2. The head from a Slice from the GI Joe Valor Vs Venom line.


3. Shoulder pad and strap from an Iron Grenadier from the GI Joe 25th Anniversary line.


4. Body from a Duke from the GI Joe The Rise of Cobra line.


5. Forearms from a robot from the Mars Heroes line.


6. Hands from an Anakin from the Animated Star Wars Clone Wars line.


7. Lightsaber hilt from an Asaajj Ventress from the Star Wars Legacy Collection line.


8. Lightsaber blade from an Anteres Draco from the Star Wars Legacy Collection line.


9. Boots from a Viper from the GI Joe Valor vs Venom line.


10. Belt from a Slice from the GI Joe Valor vs Venom line.


11. Shoulder pad from a robot from the Mars Heroes line.



Hope that helps any of you folks thinking about making customs! Making a great custom is as easy sometimes as picking the right parts to compliment each other! Go forth and chop, glue, and paint!!!

If you want to follow the auction of the figure you can find it here.

Monday, August 17, 2009

GI JOE: The Rise of Cobra-La?

Couldn't resist making this guy. As much as people seem to hate the whole Cobra-La stuff from the old GI JOE animated movie, I always got a kick out of it as a kid. It was so out of whack with what I had come to expect out of GI JOE that it just knocked me for a loop. So I made Golobulus, the leader of the kingdom of Cobra-La:



I don't usually give my figures a glossy clear coat, but I wanted him to be extra slimey... ugggghhhh... it's kinda creepy seeing him in person.

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Monday, August 10, 2009

Monday, August 3, 2009

Omnom part 2 and a new friend

So here are some update pics... it's kinda hard to tell, but he's much, much more smooth, and the recess in the mouth is much deeper. He also has a little buttcrack. I sculpted a little tush on him, but it really looked ridiculous sticking out like... well... a swollen little butt. So I kinda compromised and gave him a crack... the guys on the October Toys Forum were right: he needed it!

Excuse the fuzzy pic of his butt... my camera was giving me a fit at the time:






Here's another guy I'm working on. I haven't settled on a name, but I have a few floating around:









And here are the doods with some other guys you all know and love for some size comparisons: