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To honor, Pixar’s latest animated hit, Wall-E, Medicom toy company will release WALL-E and EVE Be@rbricks. The two 100% Bearbricks are set to drop in May next year. via Urban Look | Medicom Toy

For those that are both into streetwear and vinyl figures, Coolrain is offering pre-orders for their new, handmade ‘Monsterz Crew’ figures, Andy and P-nix.  Each figures is limited to ten each and are decked out in Nike gear.  Due to the handmade nature of the figures and the branded gear, each will cost $700.  via Kanye

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Kidrobot stocks Tim Tsui’s latest Da Fighter in this Glow in the Dark Edition.  It comes with: armor and a mace, tribal printing, and transparent claws a blinged out gem bracelet.  Measures 8 inches tall and priced at $80 here.

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Upper Playground has released David Choe’s Choegal, a wooden figure produced by Ningyoushi, in association with Upper Playground.   The Choegal is based on a wooden toy that David Choe made for past Giant Robot shows.  The Choegal is limited to a set of 1000 and each doll is hand painted.  David Choe himself was surprised at the detail that the overseas factory was able to replicate by hand.

The figure has fully poseable arms and has three faces with different expressions:  happy, angry and sad.  To reveal a new face, turn the “pom pom” on the hat.  The Choegal measures approximately 8 inches tall and, since they are all hand painted, they will all vary slightly.  The Choegal is available online now at the UP Web Store.

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Krink created a Scale model of Krinked New York City mailbox for Kidrobot.  Made of solid cast resin, silver foil drips, and individually numbered edition of 500 pieces. Drops on December 18th at Kidrobot stores and kidrobot.com. via 12ozProphet

Hong Kong vinyl toy artist, Michael Lau is the next to release his part of the Nike 1World Project with his “Psychiatric Ward”.  The end result is this Nike Air Crazy Force 1 sneaker and toy. The sneaker comes with a quilted upper and several laser etching on the tongue and side rear panel.  In true Michael Lau style, the toy “Crazy Michael”   gets the patient look and matches the Air Crazy Force 1. via KixFiles | TOMM

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