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Limited edition wind up motor soft vinyl super deformed Tetsujin 28 Go toys by OTTI (Osaka Tin Toy Institute). Blue standing Tetsujin is 3 inches tall.
This is Soft Damashii Kaiju Hyouhon 2.0 Skull Monster Red King from Bandai in 2009. This one’s originally ¥3,500 but it seems shops can’t get rid of it for some reason. Maybe the price was too high to start with. However, when it is 80% off (¥700 only!), it would be worth buying one! The one on the left is an Ultra Monsters Series 6" Red King for ¥800 normal retail price.
Character: Galligantus
Company: ISH x Famous Monsters of Filmland
Manufacturer: Grody Shogun x Lulubell Toys
Series: Make-A-Monster Vinyl Figure
Made In: Japan
Material: GID Vinyl
Height: Approximately 27 cm
Number of Parts: 12
Released: Late April 2017
Original Price: $200 + S&H
Limitation: Open Pre-Order
Packaging: Box
Additional Info: Pre-order started November 16, 2016, directly from Justin Ishmael ISH website and was open until April 2, 2017. The figure arrived in a box that was un-assembled. Included was an illustrated instruction sheet with art by Ken Landgraf on how to assemble the figure with 2 stickers and postcard all featuring Galligantus.
This figure is the debut release that is officially licensed by Famous Monsters of Filmland based on the original Warren Magazine Famous Monsters of Filmland 1968 yearbook cover illustration by Ron Cobb. The figure was contracted out to Handsome Taro M for sculpting. Produced in Japanese sofubi by Grody Shogun and Lulubell Toys. Illustrations by Ken Landgraf base on Ron Cobb with packaging and logo design by Brent Ashe. Made of glow in the dark vinyl.
Left foot markings:
FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND
Right foot markings:
Handsome Taro M logo
日本製
ISH
Micro minitures of Bullmark's Kaiju sofubi. the minitures are not sofubi and un-poseable but I love them!!!
Character: Kai Thunder
Company: Jetturre
Manufacturer: Handsome Taro M
Series: Kai Thunder
Made In: Tokyo, Japan
Material: Blue Vinyl
Height: Approximately 28 cm
Number of Parts: 7
Released: Early June 2012
Original Price: 6,500 yen + S&H
Limitation: Limited
Packaging: Bagged with Header Card
Additional Info: This is the debut release of Jetturre "Kai Thunder" on light blue sofubi. Made available as a direct mail-order sales from Handsome Taro M and Jetturre. The Japanese word "kai" is translated as "ocean" in English.
The left foot marking has kanji "田貝" which translate as "Tagai," a Japanese last name. Probably the designer or sculptor of Kai Thunder.
Left foot markings:
JETTURRE
田貝
Right foot markings:
MADE IN TOKYO
カイサンダー
2012
Character: Gyoza-kun
Company: Chanomagangu
Manufacturer: Shirahama Seikei
Series: Splattered Gyoza-kun
Made In: Japan
Material: Pink, Black, Grey, and Pink Glitter Vinyl
Height: Approximately 13 cm
Number of Parts: 4
Released: April 29, 2018
Original Price: 5,500
Limitation: Limited
Packaging: Bagged
Additional Info: Splattered Gyoza-kun is made of a color marble mix of pink, black, and grey vinyl. There are small specs of pink glitter infused with the marble mix vinyl. Left foot marking on Gyoza-kun have a single letter Y. The Y stands for Yuriko Hamann, who designed Gyoza-kun. The figures are manufactured by her husband Dennis Hamann of Shirahama Toys.
Splattered Gyoza-kun was the first release for Super Festival 77 on April 29, 2018. There were additional sales made after the show as a lottery on May 18, 2018, from Chanomagangu for the price of 5,500 yen plus 2,000 yen for EMS international shipping.
Left foot markings:
Y
Right foot markings:
シラハマトイ
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Bullmark vintage sofubi figures - Denjin Zaborger released in 1974, 5.2 inches tall. Bullmark is a prominent early manufacturer in the history of Japanese sofubi toys.
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