Interesting mix... Super curious what sucklord will do with this one but im sure thats the type of talk that is not allowed around these parts

Elegab! Intruiged.

I gotta say, as indifferent as I was to this toy, and as vitriolic as some of the comments have been, this custom show has some BIG names... someone out there is watching out for this toy, it seems.

You probably wouldn't know it from hanging out in this thread (and a few others on this site.) But the vast majority of folks choose not to denigrate other peoples efforts.

Did you see that word in today's crossword puzzle Connell

I's got's a collage ejucation?

TAG just put up the show page on their site. THIS Saturday.

http://www.toyartgallery.com/shows/current-shows/06292013-scott-tollesons-deadbeet-group-custom-show/

Are the left over customs from this show going to be sold online?

^ Yes, not sure when though.

Is the SDCC blue, the same as the Blue from the Red White and Blue set?

The colors are close but it wasn't planned that way.

Prob, monday @ noon

Toy Art Gallery custom Deadbeets are up online!

http://shop.toyartgallery.com/-c-58?sort=20a&page=1

The sisters.
Priceless.
Im going to start using that.

... it's always good to see other people's take on an existing toy all at once in a group show like this; especially when it involves so many varied customs.

My fave is by PJ Constable. SO SO SO much effort put in! - sculpted additions, great paint app...:



...Wayyyy outta my league price wise - US600, but it turned me on to PJ; who seems to be a damn good toy customiser.

Anyone else have a 'standout' piece?

Chauskosis was the only i saw, its pretty cool enough for me.

As much as I appreciate the level of skill sculpt wise with the additions, I just prefer figures non altered now a days.

Great looking show none the less. I think the PK and NEB5 would make a nice set.

...makes perfect sense. I do to, normally, unless what is done changes the piece as much as PJ did. Adding a pot alone? Meh. But the extra details that PJ added... LOVE IT.

same here rich i feel as if the clay or whatever they use ruins the simplicity of the pure sofubi, anyways lots of cool paint apps and customs on these beets i particularly brian flynns and velocitrons

And this P.J. guy is only 16!

Very talented kid IMO, thought outside of the box and came up with a great re-interpretation.

WTF!!! That's too much god damn talent for a kid that age! What is he, a mutant?

SDCC Beet release's Booth #5139
I'll Be hanging out w/ Scott 1 - 2pm Sat signing, begging for beer, etc. in support of the Candy Apple Beet.

The way u worked with the clear vinyl is really nice lee, i like those fade outs to clear instead of drybrush all over