Shankweather
He is from Louisville, Kentucky, U.S.
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angel
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432 4 822
10 years ago
"Painted without permission from Gargamel" doesn't make it a bootleg.
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10 years ago
You're right. That would make this a custom.
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10 years ago
Can someone fix the description on these? They aren't bootlegs.
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angel
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804 2515 1650
10 years ago
I am sorry, it's been a while. My family and work took all of my attention and time, so my love for toys is somewhere deep inside and waiting for proper occasion to manifest itself. Miss you, guys.
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angel
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432 4 822
10 years ago
Welcome back Sergey! We have missed you too. Do I understand it correctly - there are songs in this toy?
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10 years ago
Oh wow, is there a flash drive inside? There's something really enchanting about this piece, almost alien!
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angel
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804 2515 1650
10 years ago
@Shank Hey! Yes, there's a flash drive inside with all the songs and stuff. It's my interpretation of a vinyl record :) But
you can listen all the songs at http://hell.ru/govra/
@hellointerloper Yep, there is. Thank you! -
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10 years ago
This is gorgeous - and i want one badly, but" Issue: 1"?!
Vinylpulse.com shows quite a bunch and there's currently 5 on Yahoo Japan... -
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angel
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432 4 822
10 years ago
Issue 1 just means it's the first one in the series. The next color will be issue 2. It's a field that doesn't get used much at Rotocasted.
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10 years ago
Oops, you're right, I got this confused with "quantity produced"... My fault, sorry!
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10 years ago
The sculpt was by Cosmo Liquid, who did the Pushead X Kaws companion and the Pushead x Cocobat Cococroc.
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angel
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432 4 822
10 years ago
Have two, will trade for Dunnies.
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angel
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1881 1896 2109
10 years ago
190068.000.00
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10 years ago
This is probably worth as much as every Dunny ever made.
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10 years ago
ridiculous
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10 years ago
now just to see if that hack Jeff Koons calls infringement on this
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10 years ago
Hey I can't figure how to message you but I can sell individiually
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10 years ago
Is PlayMobil really necessary on here?
No one is even claiming to own them! -
10 years ago
seriously. get rid of them!
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10 years ago
Agree!
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10 years ago
I think this is no place for Playmobil
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angel
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1881 1896 2109
10 years ago
Q: What's the difference between this figure and a LEGO Minifigure - or a Kubrick?
A: Hmmmm... er..... uhmmm...... -
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10 years ago
Lego kicks ass and Playmobil does not? ;)
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angel
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432 4 822
10 years ago
I think we're allowed to make distinctions based on other criteria. We can just decide this doesn't belong, regardless of the similarities it has with other toys in the database. We keep taking these baby steps away from the originals: what's the difference between Kubrick and Lego, what's the difference between Lego and Playmobil, what's the difference between Playmobil and...Fisher-Price Little People? Is that next?
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10 years ago
i've a bunch of ghostbusters, tmnt, mask and transformers to add, i'm happy, i will put them all if the fucking playmobil are allowed here....
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10 years ago
Yessss, I have a lot of blythe dolls, pullip doll, are they welcome? He he he...
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angel
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10 years ago
When the Playmobil sets were added a few days ago people were in a tizzy, which seemed confusing to me because we do have quite a few Lego figures in the Roto library. It was explained that the Lego figures are from the minifig blindbags, which many people collect. Adding several Playmobil playsets is a little too much. Understandable. Now these Playmobil figures are being uploaded with generally the same idea- they are collectable minifigures, blindbagged, and they come in a series. Yet it's still unacceptable? Maybe this is my inner Libra speaking- everything has to be fair and equal- but what's the difference between having these figs in the Library and the Lego figs?
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10 years ago
I believe that both Lego and Playmobil sets shouldn't be allowed on here, because they are both very different from being a designer toy.
A designer toy is designed by an artist with a purpose to make it, and is usually commercial in the designer toy market. An example is Bounty Hunter's Kid Hunter figure. It is, in my honest opinion, the benchmark designer toy. It was made by a t-shirt company (Bounty Hunter) and was made to advertise their new designer clothing line. This already checks off two things on the list, a designer and a purpose. You might argue that it was the toy that established the market as a whole (being the first designer toy ever), but at least it was a part of a specific market for specific people. Also, you may argue that Lego and Playmobil both cater to the toy market as well. But, as I stated before, it was catered to a different kind of market. -
10 years ago
Everyone makes good points. Honestly I think that Playmobil doesn't fall under the "designer toy" category, but blind-bagged toys are in the spirit of the designer toy and should be permitted. On the other hand, it's generally accepted that designer toys aren't meant for children, or at least weren't created to target that audience. Playmobil toys are created for one purpose, and that's for kids to play with. Sure, there is always someone collecting just about anything, but they weren't originally intended for collectors like designer toys are.
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10 years ago
Very valid points, from a personal point of view I don't believe LEGO should be on here either!
It's not a designer toy, its just a toy, designed for and played with by children…admittedly Adults collect them too but they also collect china plates and they're not on here.
I think some clear lines need to be drawn and pretty firmly on the side of no PlayMobil -
10 years ago
Either its a toy site, or a designer toy site, simple.
But if its a designer toy site, and lego and playmobil go, then so should all that pop-vinyl funko rubbish, and maybe even the kidrobot licensed stuff, its no different.
I don't really care either way. I love all toys. But someone needs to define the content of the site, to stop this pointless debate. Sergey where are you? -
10 years ago
@jazzydan I do believe that Funko and licensed Kidrobot should be allowed on here, because they are aimed towards the designer toy market.
And, to everyone else, non-designer toys can be blind boxed too. Lego has its own blind box series, and it isn't a designer toy. Right? -
10 years ago
Funko vinyls are based on comics and films, atractive for collectors. Lego sometimes too. But playmobil? What represents? A pirate, a princess, a nurse...
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angel
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1881 1896 2109
10 years ago
The Rotocasted library is "for the love of toys".
If it was strictly for "designer toys" half of the library should be deleted - including Ashley Wood action figures!!!
I personally think that it is Rotocasted's force that we have several different categories - and not just that vague (and in my eyes outdated) term : Designer Toy.
I love ALL toys, but I mostly collect Japanese stuff. Nevertheless I really don't have any issues about having Funko vinyl figures, Hot Toys action figures, Kidrobot keychains etc., etc. in the library.
Regarding the Playmobil; people are now adding them to their have and want lists!
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10 years ago
Ashley wood is a designer/artist, his toys are not (for the most part) based on licensed properties, so should be considered "designer toys".
That aside I agree with Jan, I don't see why all toys can't be featured on rotocasted. With a few tags users can soon filter out what they want to see, and what they don't want to see.
And please don't think any of my comments are derogatory to any particular toys, like I said I love all toys, and love all collectors. Its more a question of what the site is designed to be, and only Sergey can answer that question. It is after all his site. -
10 years ago
That's right. I thought this site was specifically for designer toys. I'm sorry. Does this mean that all kinds of toy objects are allowed here?
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10 years ago
Where is the line drawn though? Do those loom band sets belong on here because they're popular kid's toys? Do the toys I get in those vending machines at the mall belong here? Does Barbie belong here? Do Skylander figures belong here?
Think about it. Being open to all toy types is ridiculous. -
10 years ago
I think it needs to be approached kind of what like Coop said, this site should be for BRANDS that were CREATED with the designer toy collector in mind. Lego and Playmobile are not part of this. Maybe they have changed some of their business tactics to aim at new demos but they are kids toys. Plain and simple. Funko on the other hand (as much as I personally do not like them) were initially created as a designer toy brand with a more mass appeal. 5-6 years ago, Funko couldn't give their stuff away at SDCC, now it is an entirely different beast. But the heart of Funko, despite the licensing, is aimed at collectors.
As for the argument with if licensing toys need to go, then KR license figs should be taken off as well. I would argue that the same way and say that despite the license, Kidrobot is still a designer toy company and anything under that brand is a designer toy. -
10 years ago
I've been thinking about this a lot lately, and I just realized that this site might be aimed towards designer toys only. The Playmobils uploaded before were deleted after a few days. I know that a random user can't delete all traces of a toy on Rotocasted, for we would have a lot less toys on the site.
Also, I don't think the term "designer toy" is outdated. It has many subcategories that keep it alive. -
10 years ago
I can't believe this conversation is still going on!
Lets face it, we all know the answer whether we want to admit it or not….PlayMobil has no place on Rotocasted if we allow this to continue then we'll end up with care bears and Teddy Ruxpin next!
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angel
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804 2515 1650
10 years ago
So early 2000s.
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10 years ago
I think I like this. A little bit old skool, not 100% on the wings though.
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angel
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432 4 822
10 years ago
Gotta have the wings, otherwise it's just a large format Homie.
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kittykittymeow666
10 183 628
10 years ago
shank, where are most grodys released at? on lulu's site?
Shankweather
432 4 822
10 years ago
Yes, almost exclusively. There have only been a couple they released to retailers. This one was a tiny run (I think you can see the whole run in the picture).
kittykittymeow666
10 183 628
10 years ago
hmm, interesting. thank you for the info.
im really after a (mostly) orange one, im not even sure if they have released one yet..
Shankweather
432 4 822
10 years ago
This one at Vicious Fun looks orange to me, but they call it flesh.
http://www.viciousfun.com/grody-shogun-flesh-wolfman-monster.html
kittykittymeow666
10 183 628
10 years ago
thanks for posting that, i think ive seen it once.. i hate to be picky, but its not 'orange enough' for me. i dont think it would fit in the orange-only collection.
i will just have to stay on top of it, or maybe send luke an email. do they have some sort of mailing list that sends out release info, shank?
thx
Shankweather
432 4 822
10 years ago
There's a newsletter, but it doesn't usually include these micro runs. Checking the website and following the Grody thread on SB are your best bets.
kittykittymeow666
10 183 628
10 years ago
thank you, again.