No, it means if you wait some will likely turn up when people need cash before or after SDCC and move out their Tokoji's.
I see... I wasn't sure if that was in reference to everything from the show or just the Tokoji's so I got a bit confused... my bad
My panic sale is right around the corner. I've been spending like crazy and passed on the Tokoji to try to save... dumb to try and resist a piece like that... and people should be nervous long before SD gets here...there's gonna be a lot of broke people leaving that convention center this year...no doubt there will be more than ever if the releases thus far this year are any indication.
It may be double the price, but some of those Tokoji handpaints are amazing, had I not scored on the production one yesterday I deff woulda dropped the Eaton to afford one of those the zags are amazing as well, even those little ghostlands, honestly props to super7 now that I can see some of these pieces I can only imagine the ones that sold night of the event.
it's sold out. the image is there but when you click on it it's gone. the eaton guts painting is awesome. I love how there's a hand holding the eye ball
Its actually not... I was gonna pm meary but its not in stock if you click it. now would be a great time to sneak some new rxh in the store... HE HE!
it was so painful helplessly watching those Gacha Mecha customs go up, linger for a minute or two, then disappear... ...when someone said these had a $600 price tag, I thought they were sorta joking. youch! that's a PS3 and a half! no deathras either well if anyone has second thoughts on a kiyoka deathra or whatever, let me know. I lika da desura.
This is a really great paint app. You have to see it in person to appreciate it. Sure it is just one color...but some spots have more paint than others so, some are more transparent than others.
I loves me some Katope stuffs. very cool imagery. Anybody know what exactly he does for Gargamel? Also is the dog painting really 12k? Is it huge? edit: ok I see the price is changed now to 300.
