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You will need 3 AG3 batteries to power on the light
Jolly Bones Rogers is a 12 inch (30cm) tall art toy designed by Theodoru and produced by HEETHEET.
About the artist:
Teo, living in Austria, Neo Pop Artist, toy character designer. He is very skilled in different kinds of media like, 3D, vector, traditional drawings, collage, mixed media and photography. Theodoru has turned everyone's favourite clown into a menacing figure with a dark twist.
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Kennyswork X threezero Sam Sam Milk Magazine Edition
Hong Kong Famous Designer Kenny Wong teamed up with the local pop magazine "Milk" and threezero launching Kennyswork X threezero Sam Sam Milk Magazine Edition. In 2021, Sam Sam has shown us a new fall outfit, with a long sleeve striped top, dungarees and a beret. He is also holding a milk can in his hand, gives us a gentle sense of autumn breeze.
Materials: PVC, ABS, Metal
Features: l 7.5 inches (~18.5cm) height figure l 3 movable joints
Accessories: l 1 milk can
※ Final product may vary from prototype images.
⚠ WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD — This is not a toy. This product contains small parts, and is intended for ages 15 Years +
PREORDER SHIPS SUMMER 2022
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You will need 3 AG3 batteries to power on the light
Developed by illustrators Chris Lee and Matt Kaufenberg, Joy Riders pays homage to vintage toys and celebrates classic space adventuring themes. Cadet Brett Bradfield is a risk taking mechanic who always seems to get himself into trouble. Xero Xanthum is a top scientist and security expert. Both find themselves assigned to the same remote research station on the planet Delphynia by Captain Cornelius Albacore who tasks them to get to the bottom of a mysterious reading on the other side of the planet. What happens next is up to you!
The Nebula One Deluxe Set is the first entry into the Joy Riders world. The Nebula One Deluxe Set includes the Nebula One Rover vehicle, Cadet Brett Bradfield with relay transmitter, and Professor Xero Xanthum with security baton.
The set also includes two sticker sheets featuring designs by both Chris Lee and Matt Kaufenberg that you can use to customize the characters and vehicle.
An instruction sheet is also included that shows where to apply each sticker.
Nebula One Rover specs:
Dimensions: 6–1/2" long x 4" wide x 2–5/8" tall (16.5cm x 10cm x 6.8cm)
Pilot cockpits are magnetized to secure the characters in the vehicle.
The wheels are made of vinyl.
The body is made of ABS plastic
All six wheels roll on metal axles
Developed & produced with care and love by Bigshot Toyworks
Come roller-skating with “Roller Skate Duckoo” for a fun day out in the sun, wind in your hair! Every day is better with your favorite POP MART at your side!
In the late 1940s, the mechatronic bot industry had developed worldwide. However, its size was large, even though it was a humanoid, it was inorganic, and it was just a thing that was just like a machine tool. These mechatronic bots were also imported to Japan, but because of their huge size that does not fit the country of Japan, it has not spread widely and there are few opportunities for the general public to see. In 1957, Japan's "Mechatro Chubu" (Chubu Mechatronics) announces a breakthrough mini mechatronic bot that has not existed before, it was Light Mechatrobot "Tube one."
The WeGo is the world's smallest Mechatrobot which was designed to be used for children’s school commute in under-populated areas and for various recreational purposes.
In the late 1940s, the mechatronic bot industry had developed worldwide. However, its size was large, even though it was a humanoid, it was inorganic, and it was just a thing that was just like a machine tool. These mechatronic bots were also imported to Japan, but because of their huge size that does not fit the country of Japan, it has not spread widely and there are few opportunities for the general public to see. In 1957, Japan's "Mechatro Chubu" (Chubu Mechatronics) announces a breakthrough mini mechatronic bot that has not existed before, it was Light Mechatrobot "Tube one."
The WeGo is the world's smallest Mechatrobot which was designed to be used for children’s school commute in under-populated areas and for various recreational purposes.
PREORDER ships May 2022
Bigger and better with even more gimmicks!
The newest addition to the 12 MechatroWeGo series will be the Miyazawa version.
Will come in a dark blue finish and with a characteristics logo on the chest and shoulders.
The newest addition to the Mechatro WeGo series would will be the 1/12 scale line.
Front hatch will open and allow for the drivers seat located in the chest to be pulled out. 2 sets of hand parts are included.
All outer parts are removable and can be mixed and matched with parts from the other types of the 12 Mechatro WeGo series to create your own color version.
Articulation will be improved compared to the smaller 35WeGo version and the use of Diecast in the legs will allow for it to be posed steadily.
In the late 1940s, the mechatronic bot industry had developed worldwide. However, its size was large, even though it was a humanoid, it was inorganic, and it was just a thing that was just like a machine tool. These mechatronic bots were also imported to Japan, but because of their huge size that does not fit the country of Japan, it has not spread widely and there are few opportunities for the general public to see. In 1957, Japan's "Mechatro Chubu" (Chubu Mechatronics) announces a breakthrough mini mechatronic bot that has not existed before, it was Light Mechatrobot "Tube one."
PREORDER ships May 2022
In the late 1940s, the mechatronic bot industry had developed worldwide. However, its size was large, even though it was a humanoid, it was inorganic, and it was just a thing that was just like a machine tool. These mechatronic bots were also imported to Japan, but because of their huge size that does not fit the country of Japan, it has not spread widely and there are few opportunities for the general public to see. In 1957, Japan's "Mechatro Chubu" (Chubu Mechatronics) announces a breakthrough mini mechatronic bot that has not existed before, it was Light Mechatrobot "Tube one."
The WeGo is the world's smallest Mechatrobot which was designed to be used for children’s school commute in under-populated areas and for various recreational purposes.
PREORDER ships May 2022
Bigger and better with even more gimmicks! Here comes the 12Mechatro WeGo Mizuiro!
The newest addition to the Mechatro WeGo series would will be the 1/12 scale line.
Front hatch will open and allow for the drivers seat located in the chest to be pulled out. 2 sets of hand parts are included.
All outer parts are removable and can be mixed and matched with parts from the other types of the 12 Mechatro WeGo series to create your own color version.
Articulation will be improved compared to the smaller 35WeGo version and the use of Diecast in the legs will allow for it to be posed steadily.
In the late 1940s, the mechatronic bot industry had developed worldwide. However, its size was large, even though it was a humanoid, it was inorganic, and it was just a thing that was just like a machine tool. These mechatronic bots were also imported to Japan, but because of their huge size that does not fit the country of Japan, it has not spread widely and there are few opportunities for the general public to see. In 1957, Japan's "Mechatro Chubu" (Chubu Mechatronics) announces a breakthrough mini mechatronic bot that has not existed before, it was Light Mechatrobot "Tube one."
Black & White never goes out of style.
Who says angels have to be pure white? Meet "Bunny Black and White Angel"! You may say that the black side adds a little mystery to her, but what's inside her head shows who she really is: an angel full of cuteness energy?
Want to know what she's seeing through her crystal ball? Go get your answers now!
