Do you need a large, resin centerpiece for your designer art collection that will get people talking when they see it because it features a skull and spine with a spray nozzle on top? Well, Creo Design has you covered! They have a new original piece called Graffiti Anatomy German Cap, with the story being that Creo opened up a spray paint can to find a spine and skull attached to his cap, and that paint cans were living, breathing beings that helped create art when they were awakened by the user.
Or really, it's a chance to sculpt out a resin piece, complete with a free-rotating cap and a magnetically articulated jaw. Only 10 of these are being made, at 12 inches tall a piece, and those who buy one will be able to customize their piece. You can pick two of more than 250 colors for the main body color and the splatter effect color, as well as a third color for the cap nozzle and the teeth.
Pre-orders are being taken for Graffiti Anatomy on the Creo Design website for £150 plus shipping.
Though figures from Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha are among the most omnipresent in the collecting world. Alter has always managed to put a certain spark into theirs that defines their best products. While the new movie came out last year, the lengthy production process means the company is still rolling out figures from it, like this hugely impressive take on Nanoha and Fate's third wheel, Hayate, last seen at WonFes.
Subtitled 'Zur Zeit des Erwachens' ('The Time of Awakening'), this is a huge and massively impressive figure, brimming with detail and cool touches. That colossal cape and stylish outfit make an immediate impression, and you've got a bundle of cool extras to go with it. There's a removable hat, swappable hair and replacement arm parts for both arms. As ever fit and finish appears impeccable, well up to Alter's own insanely high standards.
That's just as well, because Hayate clocks in at a staggering ¥16,800, and that's before you take into account the bonkers cost of shipping a figure this big and heavy. I'd love to have her to complement Nanoha and Fate when she's released in June, but at that price I'm sprinting for the hills. Still, if you're more flush than I, you can get your hands on what's sure to be an outstanding bit of work at the links below.
[ Pre-order at Hobby Search | AmiAmi | CD Japan | Big in Japan ]
Thanks to TFW forums members Soundwavedotm who's shared some details from the UK Toy Fair 2014. As expected, most news is being held till the New York Toy Fair. According to this report he's let us know some details on the Transformers: Age of Extinction figues as well as a confirmation on our report the trailer would feature Grimlock. Additionally, products from the Generations line was also sighted but no details beyond "look good" were give. Check out the full report from Soundwavedotm, sorry no images, for more details.
Transformers Rescue Bots, animated series, created especially for younger TRANSFORMERS fans, returns for its second season on Saturday, March 1, with two all-new, back-to-back episodes starting at 1:00 p.m. ET/ 10 a.m. PT, on the Hub Network, a destination for kids and their families. Beginning on Saturday, March 8, new episodes of the show will air at 1:30 p.m. ET/10:30 a.m. PT. The series is produced by Hasbro Studios. In addition, HubNetwork.com will launch a fun-filled new match game called Hero Hunt.
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Just up on Amazon is a new product listing for the Transformers 4: Age of Extinction - First Edition Movie Optimus Prime with action figure and packaging Images. Listed at $59.99 USD, the he item will be released on February 4, 2014 and is available for pre-order now. This is the all new design that was previewed at NYCC last fall.
