Showing posts with label toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toys. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Limited Edition Beastie Boys Action Figures Benefit Charity













The Beastie Boys recent music video for Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win (shown below) features action figures of the rapping trio. Now, you can purchase the 11.5" tall poseable Beastie Boys Action Figures, complete with clothes and accessories in a 16" x 12" metal box.







To celebrate summer and renaissance all up across this fair piece, as well as the release of the video for Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win, a select few sets of B-Boys action figures available for purchase ($750 for the set).









Produced by Nowhere Ltd. / Bathing Ape, these are some real limited edition, explicit, bottle service/ v.i.p. type items. And no, they are not trying to take you for all your Mozarell.



The proceeds will be split between Pablove Foundation and Alex's Lemonade Stand, two very worthwhile charitable organizations that work with kids with cancer:









The Action Figures are packaged in a 16x12" metal box:





The box contains:

3 Action Figures (1 MCA, 1 Mike D, 1 Ad Rock - each 11.5" tall)

Action Figures come dressed in button down shirts, pants, and shoes

3 Doll Stands

3 White Jump Suits

3 Safety Goggles

3 pairs of Work Boots

3 Safety Vests

3 Belts

3 Japanese Decal Stickers

3 Extra Hand Attachments



As a special bonus with purchase they're throwing in the 2-disc deluxe version of the Beastie Boys Anthology: The Sounds of Science, featuring an 88 page full-color 11.3x11.3" book with photos and lyrics, while supplies last.



Buy them here

Limited Edition Beastie Boys Action Figures Benefit Charity













The Beastie Boys recent music video for Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win (shown below) features action figures of the rapping trio. Now, you can purchase the 11.5" tall poseable Beastie Boys Action Figures, complete with clothes and accessories in a 16" x 12" metal box.







To celebrate summer and renaissance all up across this fair piece, as well as the release of the video for Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win, a select few sets of B-Boys action figures available for purchase ($750 for the set).









Produced by Nowhere Ltd. / Bathing Ape, these are some real limited edition, explicit, bottle service/ v.i.p. type items. And no, they are not trying to take you for all your Mozarell.



The proceeds will be split between Pablove Foundation and Alex's Lemonade Stand, two very worthwhile charitable organizations that work with kids with cancer:









The Action Figures are packaged in a 16x12" metal box:





The box contains:

3 Action Figures (1 MCA, 1 Mike D, 1 Ad Rock - each 11.5" tall)

Action Figures come dressed in button down shirts, pants, and shoes

3 Doll Stands

3 White Jump Suits

3 Safety Goggles

3 pairs of Work Boots

3 Safety Vests

3 Belts

3 Japanese Decal Stickers

3 Extra Hand Attachments



As a special bonus with purchase they're throwing in the 2-disc deluxe version of the Beastie Boys Anthology: The Sounds of Science, featuring an 88 page full-color 11.3x11.3" book with photos and lyrics, while supplies last.



Buy them here

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Star Wars R2D2 and Han Solo Silicon Molds or Ice Cube Trays Finally Hit The Market.





Star Wars fan have buzzed about these for the past couple of months since the news first broke that they'd be available in late 2011. Well, they've finally arrived and are now available for pre-order. The new Star Wars silicon trays can be used as molds for ice cubes, jello, plaster, clay or soap. Star Wars favorites R2D2 and Han Solo trapped in Carbonite.
Only $9.99 each, they will ship later this month.

Star Wars R2D2 and Han Solo Silicon Molds or Ice Cube Trays Finally Hit The Market.





Star Wars fan have buzzed about these for the past couple of months since the news first broke that they'd be available in late 2011. Well, they've finally arrived and are now available for pre-order. The new Star Wars silicon trays can be used as molds for ice cubes, jello, plaster, clay or soap. Star Wars favorites R2D2 and Han Solo trapped in Carbonite.
Only $9.99 each, they will ship later this month.

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Go Gaga Over Mattel's New Goddess of the Galaxy Barbie Doll





While Mattel has yet to come out with an Official Lady Gaga Barbie Doll, their newest Gold Label Collector doll, The Goddess of The Galaxy Barbie is as close as you're gonna get until they do.



Designed by Bill Greening, this new collectible Barbie sports galactic glamour in the form of a molded metallic corset embellished with fuchsia "jewels" above a layered underskirt of shimmering fabric, a dramatic pinstripe cape, and silvery forearm and leg cuffs. Silvery rings with "jeweled" accents orbit an up-do with twisted platinum braids, and her dramatic face paint features ultra long, rooted, feathered lashes. Her thigh-high platform boots would no doubt be coveted by Lady Gaga herself.

details:






Boxed:



The $100 Direct Exclusive Barbie Collector doll is only available in the US and 4,200 were made. She is currently sold out but you can find some of them here on ebay.

Go Gaga Over Mattel's New Goddess of the Galaxy Barbie Doll





While Mattel has yet to come out with an Official Lady Gaga Barbie Doll, their newest Gold Label Collector doll, The Goddess of The Galaxy Barbie is as close as you're gonna get until they do.



Designed by Bill Greening, this new collectible Barbie sports galactic glamour in the form of a molded metallic corset embellished with fuchsia "jewels" above a layered underskirt of shimmering fabric, a dramatic pinstripe cape, and silvery forearm and leg cuffs. Silvery rings with "jeweled" accents orbit an up-do with twisted platinum braids, and her dramatic face paint features ultra long, rooted, feathered lashes. Her thigh-high platform boots would no doubt be coveted by Lady Gaga herself.

details:






Boxed:



The $100 Direct Exclusive Barbie Collector doll is only available in the US and 4,200 were made. She is currently sold out but you can find some of them here on ebay.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Margaret Morrison's Paintings Of Candy Treats and Childhood Toys



above: Margaret Morrison's Fisher Price People, 2010, oil on canvas, 48" x 48"

From Wax Lips and Gummy Bears to Pez and Pull-toys, critically acclaimed painter Margaret Morrison captures nostalgia on canvas with her photo realistic oil paintings of candy and toys from our childhood.

Trojan Horse:

Menace (telephone pull toy):

Sweet Nothings (Mickey and Minnie Pez):

Marbles:


Ring Pops:


Wax Lips:

Super Bubble gum:

Gummy Bears:

Gummy Worms:

Gummy Centipedes:

Hershey's Chocolate Kiss:



Margaret Morrison:


The talented artist is a professor at the University of Georgia's Lamar Dodd School of Art and also paints many other subjects including figurative work as in her Centricity series, flowers and foods. She has been represented by the Woodward Gallery for the past 17 years.