Destroyrrr X is a new series of hand-painted resin robots designed by silkscreen artist Lindsey Kuhn. Standing nearly 9-inches tall and wide, Destroyrrr X weighs in at a whopping four pounds of pure resin! Each figure is hand painted, signed and numbered on the bottom of the foot and carefully packaged into a silkscreened box. A three color 12x12 inch signed and numbered print by Kuhn is also included.

The first edition is limited to 50 figures worldwide and the first 25 are being made available exclusively to skullbrain members. The remaining 25 figures have been custom painted by Lindsey in sets of 3 to 5 and will be released on http://www.destroyrrr.com in the near future, so sign up for the email list and be the first to receive news.





DESTROYRRR X-1 is $150 + Shipping which includes Federal Express Ground for those in the US and Priority Mail for rest of world

US Skullbrainers paypal $160
International Skullbrainers paypal $200
to spilly@swampco.com

Artist Lindsey Kuhn, has been printing since 1984, helping revive the lost art of the Rock Poster in the '90s. He has continued to create and print his own silkscreened posters for 19 years keeping his D.I.Y. ethic alive by printing his own work as well as other artists through his print company called SWAMP and Conspiracy Skateboards, his independent skateboard company both located in Denver, Colorado. His new book, Lure of the Swamp is a collection of Kuhn's rock posters from the last 18 years and is available from select bookstores or online at http://www.swampco.com.



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ok

no thanks, I would rather have this Jamungo Skull Bud over that Destroyrrr shit any day..

Lol.

where am I?

4 Lbs, ouch. Should have looked into rotocasting.

That's not a toy, it's a weapon.

Ouch, indeed. Either this is insanely cheap resin or he got a real good deal because with the money I am paying for resin I could almost afford having a toy produced in vinyl. And well, it is not even articulated. I never thought I'd say that but with the sculpt being what it is a bit of articulation in the arms would have been easy to add.