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Showing posts with label mummy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mummy. Show all posts

Sep 17, 2015

10th Anniversary Plaseebo Mummy No.1

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Over the next few months, in celebration of their 10th year Anniversary, Plaseebo will be releasing a special edition of one of a kind custom sets of the Plaseebo Mummy and Sarcophagus. This first custom set is cast in a never before offered glow in the dark white vinyl with a blue-grey wash. The (7 inch prone) mummy has red glass inset eyes and an internal motion activated color-changing LED unit with replaceable batteries. The 9 inch tall sarcophagus has an old world gold metal leaf lid on a sandstone paint base.

Available on Friday September 18th from the Plaseebo web-shop.







Nov 5, 2014

MICROFEAR - Tiny Horror Scene Dioramas

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Six scenes of tiny terror


A fantastic new Kickstarter has popped up, and it'll be especially interesting to all the miniature figure lovers and gamers out there.

MicroFear is a new line of tiny dioramas based on classic horror scenes from movies and books. Each piece is crafted with a process that retains impressive sculptural detail like you wouldn't believe, and at an incredibly small scale!

Note: Dioramas do not actually assemble themselves.

Each MicroFear comes with a wooden base, resin scenery, a bronze figure (those scenes with a figure) and even decorative items like real sand.  There are six scenes for this Kickstarter; The Mummy, Bigfoot, The Nanny (It was all for you!!), The House of the Sociopath (stay out of the shower), The Pit and the Pendulum, and Spook Shack.  I went with the fully painted and assembled Bigfoot level since my painting skills wouldn't come close to doing that thing justice.


MicroFears are fully funded but there's only ten days left to pick a reward level you want.  Rewards start at just $25.


  

Aug 4, 2014

Professorrix Please Paint More Toys

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Instagram is super awesome, because not only do I not get solicited weight loss pills and housecleaning services in my feed all day, but I also find really cool creative folks- often with the help of other really cool creative folks. Sculptor @KevinPasko made me aware that painter @professorrix Aaron Rix would do well to paint more toys for us to enjoy.


Aaron is no stranger to painting, though this is the first time he's applied his skills and ideas to a vinyl toy- and it's beautiful. This Egyptian themed Kidrobot Trikky, titled "Jeweled Mummy Mau", looks like it should be behind glass in a collection of ancient artifacts.

If you're looking for a special custom addition to your collection, you can find Aaron at aaron.rix@gmail.com or follow along on Instagram @professorrix






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