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| SubUrban Vinyl Exclusives for NYCC 2013 |
SubUrban Vinyl lists a slew of exclusives representing their New York Comic Con presence (as part of the Tenacious Collective Booth 208 in "The Block"), and now is a quick hasty of come again? To expect, as well updates to be uploaded
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2 x exclusives from Dead Hand Toys, including the new sculpt "RHOMS", with each blind bagged being an actual Magnet, and that they will come in an edition of 8 with 1 of them being a GID chase. The second exclusive being Dead Hand Toys' GREADS - which will come in multiple colors of greens - with a total of 20 pieces, each sold blind bagged.
Ministry of Kongz and artist Topheroy have teamed up to present 2 custom figure forms, starting with KRUZZILLA - with 5 x hand painted figures available for US$40 each. There will also be 3 x YAKONIMON which will will retail for US$70 each.
From Scott Kinnebrew aka "Forcess of Dorkness" Come these 2 editions of the "Minions of Dorkness" Limited to 10 sets of each head sculpt in the colors shown, retailing for US$30 each 5-inch tall piece. Plus 2 Mystery colors for each sculpt, 12 sets of each total.
Custom painted KING NEGORA from Mark Nagata of Max Toy Co is a one off exclusive priced at US$175.
SubUrban Vinyl teams up with Argonaut Resins for their exclusive NYCC Resin CRACKED MINI TUTTZ. There are 3 different colorways: Black, Red and White with a cracked paint texture. Included with them there will be 3 Chase GID Tuttz. There will be a total of 12 pieces in custom SubUrban Vinyl boxes hand done by Eric himself with 2 die cut Tuttz stickers. These pieces will be sold Blind Boxed for $50 each.
A collaboration between Liz SanQuiche, aka Blazon Brikhaus and April Elliot, aka Malo April yields 2 x 3 inch custom Dunny exclusives named "Dead or Alive" - retailing for US$100 each and are original one of a kind sculpts.
Also from Blazon Brikhaus herself is this series of customs dubbed PUMPKIN HEADS, each retailing for US$75.
"I have a love for Halloween, it brings fond childhood memories. I really tried to give each pumpkin a distinct personality. I hope that came through." -added Liz.
