CoMus
He is from Australia
- Collection 171
- Wishlist 468
- Comments 619
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14 years ago
this little guy is so funny. I just found out that you can turn his head and make the tongue move from side to side! :-)
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14 years ago
Have played with one before and they are totally aweosme :) gotta get one for my collection
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14 years ago
It looks a bit like Ponyo from Hayao Miyazaki's eponymous film.
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angel
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14 years ago
Speaking of love.
There's much more love in Lego minifigs than in these chunks of merchandise plastic. -
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14 years ago
Kidrobot went from a designer toy company to a standard toy company a long time ago.
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14 years ago
I was just about to say, they're really scraping the bottom of the barrell. Futurama, Simpsons, now Family Guy? Urgh.
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14 years ago
Sold there souls to their share holders!!
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angel
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14 years ago
Mike Giant mini interview — http://recklesstoys.com/blog/...
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14 years ago
Sweet, loved watching the doco when it came out and anticipating the second one. I guess I will have to grab this dude while I wait!
I really wish the bat said "Beat the brat" rather than toypunks (which is already on the back of his jacket) -
14 years ago
Ordered
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angel
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14 years ago
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angel
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14 years ago
got myself one aswell
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14 years ago
@ToyPunkJan this was based off of artwork that pre-dates that toy.
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angel
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14 years ago
This is very different from what I had expected. Toy is bigger than I imagined and the weight of it is....well, light! Thought it would have a massive weight, but no. It doesn't really matters with the weight issue at all, this toy IS a killer. You can twist his head, arms, hands, and shoes around, and that's a BIG PLUS! Always loved toys that are articulated, so you can change the expression on the figure. It's one of my favorite things, posing a toy making it look like I feel it should. (Toy nerd over and out!)
Oops, not! - I simply love the middle finger! -
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14 years ago
Got this sucker in the post today! One thing that impressed me was the sweet matte black paint. Very cool toy
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14 years ago
got mine today as well … yeah!
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14 years ago
I like this but I really wish people didn't upload renders.
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14 years ago
I totally agree on renders, but as there are no other pics available, let's just see it as a temporary solution.
I like this figure and I thought it deserves some visibility.
they are using those renders for pre-order, so when real photos will become available, the toy could be sold out. -
13 years ago
Thank you very much for the appreciation. The real photos are uploaded. If you like it, you can contact me or it will be available at www.baloome.com soon.
PACO series of t-shirts and canvas are also available at the above website.
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14 years ago
I really don't see this as a place for Lego. I mean, I'm not hating on it, but I think it's bad enough that so many things that don't conform to the 'designer toy' genre have already been uploaded.
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angel
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14 years ago
Digging LEGO, not digging the Collectavle mini series
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14 years ago
I say upload them, they are designed to be collectable toys for display purposes.
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angel
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804 2515 1650
14 years ago
Me and my son collecting LEGO minifigs. There's a websites for Lego collectors — http://brickset.com/ and http://www.bricklink.com/.
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14 years ago
Some general guidelines from the creators on what and how things should be uploaded would be appreciated.
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angel
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14 years ago
I love them too - particularly this zombie.. Found one recently too: http://plasticplanet.co.za/?p... .
I think this series particualr kindof has a place here, due to it's blind packaging and collectability - but it is the slippery slope into all the starwars lego... which would lead to starwars figs... etc... etc..
Have you seen the Robot yet? - he's my fave! -
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angel
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14 years ago
If you allow Kubricks but not Legos then you're excluding toys based on their manufacturer instead of what they actually are.
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14 years ago
I'm down, love the lego mini figure blind packs. I can upload most of series 1 and 2.
Not sure they are "designer", but definitely collectable. -
14 years ago
I like them so go ahead with the idea!
I have gone through a LOT of bags of them at the stores, since we searched the whole Series 1 and Series 2 for my little brother with the codes - hard work :D -
14 years ago
designed yes, better than most dunny's debatable. But they are awesome! :)
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angel
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14 years ago
The pioneering zombie!
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angel
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14 years ago
So let's do this. Lego's cool! :)
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angel
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14 years ago
OK now let's talk about my McDonald's Happy Meal Furbies. I can have the whole set uploaded in ten minutes.
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angel
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14 years ago
Sure, but let's rename to randomToyCollectors.com first!
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14 years ago
I've got some Lego :) so I don't mind.
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14 years ago
Not sure why people don't like Lego being on here, thought it was all about toys - For the love of toys!
Or should it be - For the love of elitist toys?!
If rotocasted.com has to be rotocasted, then anything solid has to go including my stuff! All seems a bit silly really :) -
14 years ago
Playmobil is also going to release blind-packaged toys. And does this mean that Minimates count too?
I LOVE Legos, but I always saw this as a place for toys done as ART rather than product. -
14 years ago
Until someone can provide a useful definition of what a designer toy is exactly, I can't see a basis for excluding any toys that have been designed (which pretty much includes every single toy that can be bought for money) and even though I don't really like the look of these particular lego figures, some legos are amazingly aesthetic and cool. Had a combination of lego and star wars figures showed up as a custom or on Kidrobot before Lego made them (or even if Lego first made them for Kidrobot) I don't think there would have been any doubt that they belong here.
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14 years ago
@fliphappy You said what I wanted to say, but I didn't manage to write it as bad-assly as you did.
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angel
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14 years ago
Sorry for keeping silence for some time, guys.
Appearing of the Action figures, Legos and Ugly Art dolls at Roto doesn't mean we've lost our focus and aiming for every toy collectibles possible. As I said before, I'd like to split our database later this year and move character toys, action figures and 1/6s (threeA included) to another domain where you can keep track of your non-designer toys collections. Until then, please, don't fight :) -
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14 years ago
@fliphappy I totally see your point that this is more a place for mass market or artistic intent, the old toys vs art debate!
I have to admit I HATE mass produced pieces and to be honest Dunnys (and many more 'designer' toys) are far too mass produced and mass marketed for my tastes.
I guess the real question is whether this site is catered towards toys or art piece. If a piece is for displayng and not playing with (which most of my own stuff is), is it a toy or art?!
More importantly, does anybody care? :) -
14 years ago
I really wish I remembered the pages where we have had long conversations about "what is a designer toy"! As by now, I beleive we would have compiled enough opinions to make a valid answer.
I agree with fliphappy - "designed with message and artistic intent in mind"
I initially said "they are designed to be collectable toys for display purposes" yet they are not intended as specially designed artistic LEGO pieces, if they were, that would rock more.
Saying that, Lego is one of the most designed toys in the world. The amount of design stages between initial concept to production is insane!
To make people understand the intent of a designer toy and what they are, I mention that they are like "modern day porcelain statues"
Yet everything has a designer behind it, EVERYTHING in the world. What sets "designer toys" from toys that have been "designed" ?!
I think all you need in a "check list" is this =
1 - Is the designers name of the toy known?
Any company releasing a piece without mention the designers name, isn't intending to release that piece as a "designer toy".
They may be cashing in on it being a "designer toy" but it truly isn't a designer toy with the artistic intent behind the piece. -
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angel
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14 years ago
Hunting Humans — http://www.youtube.com/watch?...
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14 years ago
From now on all posts should be songs
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14 years ago
Some qees and be@rbricks haven't got a designer named but they've got a cool or fun design and I think that's what it's all about.
I know the initial platforms are, but you get my drift. -
14 years ago
A flaw in my plan
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14 years ago
Also, a lot of mass market toys are based on an original design by a known artist, for instance anime action figures. Sure it wasn't the original artist who turned his/her drawings into a toy design, but the same applies to, for instance the Heroes of Burgertown. Jon Burgerman only drew some original concepts (I'd assume) and then some one who's good at the technical aspects of designing turned them into toys.
Personally I think the best approach is to provide the users with tools to exclude and include toys in what they can see on the site based on their personal definition, but allow pretty much anything to be added. Take it in to the house, but put it in the darkest corner of a cupboard.
Like comus said, everything has had one or more designers (except for things in nature).
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14 years ago
A one off piece I made for the handmade toy swap on SMYV.
Has a glossy wet look with clear resin water droplets. -
14 years ago
awesome!
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14 years ago
Thanks :)
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14 years ago
They are all pretty cool. Why so expensive? :( It's a rhetorical question.
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14 years ago
Just curious which ones you're talking about? This isn't even for sale :) I don't think any of my stuff is expensive!
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14 years ago
i was wondering that too...
Jazzy, in your wishlist eh. still time to make something for the swap and stand a shot a getting this ;) -
14 years ago
I find it surprising that many pieces are so cheap (in the general community) compared to the hours and materials put into their pieces.
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14 years ago
Here here. surprisingly the hand made / small run ones are cheaper than the more mass produced big business ones. Perhaps the artists under value their work or they just ask for what it actually costs, cutting out the middle men? personally i dont mind, my preference is always to buy direct from the artist if possible.
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14 years ago
For me personally, I hate to have stuff hanging around. I make so many pieces that unless I price them well I'd run out of storage space.
I don't even want to think about the time factor and how little I'm getting per hour! -
14 years ago
DMS I have an awesome idea for your next release, I'll email you :)
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14 years ago
Now I'm intrigued mate!
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14 years ago
I stand corrected, and I extend my apologies, DMS. My comment was naive, and it is no excuse, but I think I thought you designed some other toys that I found to be out of my price range....
http://www.crisrose.co.uk/
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14 years ago
I wouldn't call Cris Rose's toys expensive either. When you consider the cost of materials, and the time and effort that goes into them, Bargain! The fact they all sell out in minutes backs that up. Plus the designs are often far better than most production toys.
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14 years ago
No problem Tristan :)
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angel
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14 years ago
congrats Leecifer!
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14 years ago
Anyone know the release date?
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angel
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14 years ago
Feb 26 I guess. I like this one!
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14 years ago
Thanks Sergey :)
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14 years ago
I thought it was a Vampire Rose knock-off at first.
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14 years ago
You are not alone, I thought it was a custom rose at first!
The feet do it for me :)
I would like to see a clear version of this with the flames painted on the inside.
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14 years ago
Coming soon....
http://www.therebelscum.co.uk/ -
14 years ago
Oh sweet! love this one :P
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14 years ago
Thanks for the positive comments :)
This is a test version I did, the full resin version is coming soon as jazzydan said :) -
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angel
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14 years ago
Awesome!
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14 years ago
Thanks JPK
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14 years ago
Yeah thanks :)
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14 years ago
Oh, I want one of these! :)
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14 years ago
Not too long now ;)
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14 years ago
Cuppa Carbonite as featured in Lunartik's Mini Tea Tour now available for pre-order. Limited edition of 13 with just 10 for sale (going fast!).
Numbered and signed by myself, Dan Perry (*edit: Jazzydan) and the Lunartik himself Matt JOnes!
Email me for full details: mail@dms-one.net -
14 years ago
Jazzydan = Dan Perry
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14 years ago
Sold out!
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14 years ago
Well done!
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14 years ago
Thanks :)
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14 years ago
curse you, empty pockets. Wheres the money when i want something :(
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elissa_s
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14 years ago
They look like Tutz kittens!
CoMus
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14 years ago
Hahhh I thought the same when I saw them!!
mattio
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14 years ago
anybody know where to get one???
Hawks
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14 years ago
On eBay you can search him.