Mike Sutfin x Reckless Toys - TOTY!

i really like it but i am guessing its going to cost a few good $'s so i will see what the price tag is before i get to excited

 

If you like this, you will really like Pushead!










Staples and bandages?...where'd that idea come from I wonder....

 

Not sure is anyone read the fine print , Mike Sutfin x Rumble Monster figure coming soon. That shoudl be interesting. About this guy, I like him, and I bet that when Mike does some hand paints it will be wild !

 

Wish I got a chance to see this in person.
Or at least in detail.
I was quite when I caught a glimpse.

And yes, RM x MS is what I'm waiting for.

 

Reckless Toys is bringing the Thunder!

 

you guys should check out mike's website.

 

Nice, but spendy... cute though.

 

I'm real excited for this, though I have a feeling it will be pricey. The head reminds me of the Corrosion of Conformity logo, which is cool by me.

 

If im not mistaken Pushead did the COC logo... correct completists?

 

really?

 

Yup
http://pictograms.blogspot.com/2007/12/ ... rmity.html
Love that site

 

wow... Cool.
I'm not surprised, just a bit... surprised... It's not... dunno what I'm trying to say. Not what I would have expected, like if someone said "Pushead did my logo of a skull with a radioactive symbol on it and spikes" that is not what I would have thought.
I love the xcentric stuff he did. Super pissed off at an old flatmate who nicked a couple of those comp tapes.

 

Wasn't done by Pushead (he did the Animosity cover).

Erroll Englebrecht did it.
Good read here:
http://www.furious.com/perfect/nc-punk2.html
http://introvertedloudmouth.blogspot.com/2007/12/like-gold-down-sewer-part-three.html

 

I just checked my LP, and the cover art is credited to Errol. I know Pushead did their next record's cover, Animosity.

 

ok good.
life makes sense again.

 

Skulls and kawaii will never wear out. It's just something we're genetically programmed to be fascinated with. Skeletons with weapons were already a hit 500 years ago. That doesn't make it bad but sometimes it just feels a bit too simple to come up with. So yeah, that being said, I feel a bit unsure about this. It's probably something I'd have to see in person to appreciate better. But then again due to the nature of geographical location I've never been able to see a toy before buying it.

 

I can never get into these things that look like spencer gifts was selling them in the early 90s.

 

you know it is a pretty mixed bag that everyone here is into
sometimes you go apeshit for a rainbow colored droopy sculpture thing or a weird slime monster with an obscure 80s toy reference and other times it is something else. I think the design is really good and the sculpt is kick ass.
wait till you have one in front of you

 

Well I like it , and cant wait to get a Mike hand paint. He is gonna go wild on these

 

I guess I'm just not metal.

 

Like it or not..it clearly fits into Spencers or Hot Topic. But then again anything with skulls and crossbones fits the bill. Those are the target toys for those stores. The sb...dr. mortality and those huge skulls would fit in there as well.

 

don't have to be into Metal to appreciate. I've never seen anything like this back in the day at Spencer's. Maybe Mike should put out one flocked with GID paints complete with a black light that turns into a bong.

 

It looks like every statue I ever saw in a spencers, and I agree about the skulls and dr from sb fitting right in there or a head shop.

 

i like the idea of the mace crushing the skull.. the whole head sculpt looks rad... the more i look at the body the less into this i am. i have a feeling that too many paint masks will kill this toy and put its cheese factor over the limit