Toy links
SIC Kamen Rider Double.
Custom figures seen on Yahoo! Japan.
Makin’ Tracks.
A custom by Justin Manny.
No guts, no glory.
hypnotator created some new innards for this custom Henshin Cyborg King Waruder II figure.
Hellmobil.
Custom Playmobil figures by Jakob Westman. (See also.)
SD RX-78GP03.
SD-style Lego Gundam Dendrobium Orchis and Dendrobium Stamen MOCs by hatto. (More.)
You know what they call a custom Lego minifig in Paris?
By john.
Shiny Spartans.
“The colors were achieved by spraying translucent red and blue from Tamiya.”
From Inner Space.
Art by Ben Dunn.
Megadeus.
Tamaki’s Little Treasure. ‘Nuff said.
Lego’s Moving Castle.
An incredible Lego MOC by imaginebrickzone. (More.)
Doctor Octopusyeeg.
An Assemble Borg creation (with Revoltech parts) inspired by the Spider-Man villain. (Click on the photo for a better look.)
Unmanned Combat Vehicle.
An impressive first effort by YoTA. (Click on the photos for a better look.)
Kahen Sentouki.
A transforming Assemble Borg fanmode by the prolific Mr. P. (Click on the images for a better look.)
“Weapons Exchange”.
An amusing photocomic by Niktom.
Up, up and … aaaaaaa.
The first (and as it turns out, last) flight of TK-424.
Cobr-aargh!
An illustration by Nate Crocker.
Autoween.
A pumpkin carved by BringTheKaos.
Toy and Action Figure Museum turns 4.
“We try to show people the process of how these things are created — that they’re not just imagined and appeared … What used to be children’s playthings really are now works of art for the masses.” (See also.)
Donald Kaufman 1930-2009.
“He didn’t just see a toy … He would look at that toy and think about the history. He thought about what it was made of, the design, the people who sat there and made it. He would hold it and say, ‘If only it could talk.'” (Previously.)
“I make the kinds of toys I love to play with …”
“… Rumpus represents the kind of fun-first, marketing-second approach to toymaking that has become alien to America’s corporate giants Mattel and Hasbro …” (A Time article from 1999.)