CLUTTER magazine New York Comic Con Releases Part 3

NYCC Exclusive Releases - Wave 3!!
Wow, NYCC is practically upon us! Didn't that come fast? Don't forget to stop by Clutter's Booth #575 to say hi, and grab something amazing!
Below is their 3rd wave of exclusive release announcements. If you missed out on the other info, don't fear, just click on this link and see it all in its beautiful plastic (and resin) glory... 

Sparkleberry Mister Melty by Buff Monster

The newest solid resin Mister Melty is packed with glitter and dripping in pink! Handcrafted in New York by Clutter Studios, the super shiny Sparkleberry Mister Melty measures 6" tall and is limited exclusively to 30 pieces and priced at just $125!

Photos can't do this piece justice, you'll have to come see them in person!
Buff Monster will be signing in person at our booth on Friday at 1pm!
Come get melty with us at Clutter Magazine booth #575!

Awesome Toy - Ningyo & Mr. T-Bone

This year we have a fantastic bunch of sofubi from Awesome Toy!
Ningyo
A fresh catch of fish from a secret lake, legend says that eating a Ningyo will grant you an incredibly long life.
The unpainted black Ningyo was the very first release, and we'll have 10 pieces available at our booth and then they'll be gone for good!

The unpainted flesh Ningyo colorway has never before been available, and will never be available again! This clean unpainted sofubi merman is limited to only 10 pieces!

Awesome Toy's Ningyo will be available all weekend, starting Thursday morning for only $120!
First come, first serve!

MR T-BONE 

We pity the fools who don't buy this!
This brand new second version of the Mr T inspired Jinmenkin will be available exclusively at our booth. An incredibly limited run of 18 pieces will be available starting Thursday morning for $120, sold first come, first serve!

Cosmic Cream Jerome by Frank Kozik x Squibbles Ink x Rotofugi 

The most galactic cupcake flavor to ever have been made! A brand new soft vinyl Jerome will be available at Clutter Magazine's booth #575.
This exclusive colorway is limited to 25 numbered pieces, only 20 of which will be available at the convention! Jerome is priced at $19.95 and features a swivel joint at the cone and removable smork.
Designed by Frank Kozik, production and paint design by Squibbles Ink + Rotofugi.

Sharko & Remi - Exclusive Clutter Pink Edition!

The newest soft vinyl toy by Quiccs, Sharko & Remi have been making a splash around the world! Sold out at every convention overseas, Sharko and Remi have now surfaced in the United States for New York Comic Con! Available at Clutter Magazine's NYCC booth #575, and limited to only 50 sets, Sharko and Remi are priced at only $100 and are bound to go quick!

Something by Sucklord

The Sucklord will probably drop some shit off at the booth.
Who gives a fuck. You really want this shit?
You're an asshole.

Remaining pieces will be available after NYCC at shop.cluttermagazine.com

SD Fake Baron Keshi by Tru:Tek x Awesome Toys

After months of development, the latest from Awesome Toy and Tru:Tek is finally being released for purchase. Awesome Toy has an ongoing Artist Collection series, with the latest being called the "Super Deformed" Fake Baron Keshi, from Tru:Tek and Disart ToyLabs. Designed by Tru:Tek, SD Fake Baron fits in the standard vintage SD super bot keshi, 3D sculpted by Brownoize to be just under 1" tall. With 2 initial buying options, a 3-pack with the classic red, yellow and blue figures, as well as a singular version in red (fitted to be a pencil topper). Priced at $15 for the 3 pack and $7 for the singular pencil topper, these keshi-style little rubber guys are available now through Toy Underground Store. Be sure to be on the lookout for more information regarding an exclusive figure from Disart ToyLabs, coming in the near future.

- Mark-Anthony

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Awesome Toy's "Awesome TV" Sofubi

The guys over at Awesome Toy are proud to present something a little different to their current roster of super robots, kaiju and retro-themed figures... introducing the Awesome TV! Inspired by the Indie Toy scene’s extensive selection of “platform” toys - figures that can be customised - the vintage-styled TV’s unique take on the idea is set to offer sofubi painters, designer toy customisers and even illustrators more scope for creativity than ever before. Featuring an ingenious, fully-adaptable design, the deceptively simple soft vinyl cube has been fitted with a removable front “screen” panel, meaning that not only can the outer shell be painted, re-sculpted or mashed-up with other figures - a TV head instantly springs to mind! - but it can also be used to display prints, drawings, photos or even various items inside- the possibilities for different “programs” and “channels” are limitless! Aside from the DIY/custom aspect, the Awesome TV will also be used in conjunction with future Awesome Toy releases, including a number of planned artist collaborations, exclusive versions, plus integration with previous AT figures. Pictured above (insert pic!) in vinyl test-shot form, we’re told to expect the Awesome TV sofubi’s first colorway via preorder soon… Keep track of the Awesome Toy Instagram feed here for the full lowdown over the coming weeks!

I'm really excited for these.  I've got a few customs in mind that use a TV "head" and this will look a lot better than any attempt to sculpt one myself would come out. I once tried to sculpt minifigure.  I was going for a werewolf type creature.  I settled for "blob with what could be eyes".

+The Highest Fever