Right as I was working on this post, a nice virus decided to sweep through the entire house, so the last few days were a bit like a Black Hole (I think I saw Maximilian in a fever dream). We're back to working order now, just a little grosser than usual.
This first Mini Release of 2014 offers a few crossover items, focusing on Series 2 and Series 3 of
OMFG, made possible by the great
October Toys! We have had these waiting in the wings for some time, and to add some spice to their collective light blue rollout, a single color Armorvor has been run to match! We also have the
OTMFG Zombie Pheyden light blue edition, designed by
Lamour Supreme and sculpted by George Gaspar (ours is a different hue than the bright blue one currently in OT's store). Finally having the whole selection of OMFG figures available feels good! All the light blue stuff is run in the older Pheyden hue, to keep it closer to matching our OMFG Series 1 run.
Argen MK IX will be offered in an Axis Armored Form at $11 USD, consisting of 1 complete Buildman, 1 complete Axis Joint Set and 1 scarf, so you get a dollar knocked of the price with this one.
This particular Metallic Pearlescent Green run is from the same batch as
The GodBeast's first full PVC production Kabuto Mushi assortment, so color is a solid match.
We will also have a restock of Stealth Armorvors, to keep the Buildstation cooking.
There will be one surprise on Sunday night, in connection to the Buildstation.
Here's the list!
Buildman - Axis Armored Argen MK IX Gendrone Voyager (Metallic Pearlescent Green with Yellorange visors and White tampos)
$11
INCLUDES 1 COMPLETE BUILDMAN, 1 COMPLETE AXIS JOINT SET AND 1 SCARF
OMFG -Series 2 (Light Blue)
$10
OMFG -Series 3 (Light Blue)
$10
OTMFG -Zombie Pheyden (Light Blue)
$2
Armorvor - OMFG Mimic (Light Blue/No Paint)
$8
Armorvor -Stealth MK IV (Clear Colorless/No Paint)
$8
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We're still on track for
Sunday night, January 19th at 9:30 PM EST.
Leading up to the release, I'll be popping some more pics of the contained builds that old Argen has been using these days, particularly on a recent trip down to Florida. The Axis Joints were designed primarily to integrate with the Buildman figure, and just adding one set to the mix pushes the building potential into some fun new places.
Now, off to regenerate for Sunday night!