Just a quick update here on what's new from the OutsmART Originals crew: they have three new shirts in the store. Those would be the tokusatsu-inspired Ultramole by DGPH; the Star Wars-themed Tusken Idol by Scott Kinnebrew; and Playground Kommando by Arnaud Pagés. Each shirt is US$20 and available at OutsmART's site.
Now, it's also worth mentioning that there's some non-shirt news attached to all this. Number one, pre-ordering the Tusken Idol T-shirt enters you to win one of three custom resin pieces from Scott: Buddha Fett, Bantha Buddy or Leia of Guadalupe. I admit, the last one's name made me chuckle. Well played, Kinnebrew.
The other, cooler news, is that the Ultraman-inspired Ultramole character may be getting a vinyl figure version, too, along with some of the other characters from the Ultramole universe. Based on how DGPH's shirt design turned out ... I sure hope that's true!
This is it! The last gallery of garage kit coverage from Wonder Festival! A mix of old and new to close things off.
Dog Days gets some love, which is great because Yukikaze is awesome, while we really get a blast from the past with some figures of Misa and Minmei from Macross! Misa was always the better of the 2! There are also kits from KoiChoco and more works from Saki! I also snuck in another Sheryl Nome in there too, just because I can!
However, this gallery leaves us with a massive question... Why is this not in a set with the others??? I need a set of these figures now!! Or just give me Horizon, Mito and Kimi!
[photos via Temporary feelings, ToshGK, Plus Alpha, Dengeki Hobby and HK-DMZ]
Time to look at all the doll related stuff at the Wonder Festival - looks like the popularity of dolls is on the increase going by the amount of dolls and accessories on sale. Are you thinking of adopting or already have?
The Wonder Festival coverage continues. Everything up until now listed up below.
As for the doll I'm making of Mirai-chan - maybe will be able to display at the next Wonfes?
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