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liquidsky
Vintage
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 Kaws Bronze Dissection is Coming
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tavaro
S7 Royalty
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OMFG
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newera84
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liquidsky
Vintage
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Solid colour really brings out the textures.
Must weigh a ton if it's solid. or would it be hollow?
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tavaro
S7 Royalty
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The arms dont appear to be articulated like the previous versions.
Anyone know a run # on these, so I know how much I can expect to pay on the aftermarket after I get assed out at retail.
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Pogue
Die-Cast
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I heard 10, I doubt there will be an aftermarket
$5000 was the price I a was told last year, maybe more now.
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liquidsky
Vintage
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I wouldn't expect articulation in a bronze.
I'm not in the market for one, but I assume it would be very pricey.
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tavaro
S7 Royalty
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This makes me want to collect $6 dun.nys again.
Thanks for the info, Im sure they will look nice on misc. rich mans mantle.
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Super Deformed
Joined: Tue Feb 21, 2006 2:51 pm
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These are most likely hollow. I can't imagine them being solid...
Still, they will be pretty hefty.
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dizzy8080
Addicted
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Location: Chicago
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Want it!
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siphilon
Addicted
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I think I'd prefer an accomplice. Something about bronzing the Dissected just doesn't seem that great to me. It's too new of a figure to be bronzed. As has been said, i think the CHUM or hell, I think even a bronzed blitz would be kind of neat.
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Dean
Prototype
Joined: Sun Feb 18, 2007 9:53 pm
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Bronze Chum, hm.
yes yes yes
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Biff
S7 Royalty
Joined: Fri Jun 16, 2006 6:19 pm
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This might as well be a post about a new Maserati. I can drool, but there is no way in hell I could afford one of those 
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yiminy
Toy Prince
Joined: Fri Nov 11, 2005 7:53 pm
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It would only be solid if it's like 3" tall. If it's cast bronze about the size of the vinyl it will be hollow and will probably weigh in the 15 pound range. If it's "cold cast bronze" (plastic) it will be solid, but not heavy.
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sindekat
Fresh Meat
Joined: Wed Jan 25, 2006 4:01 pm
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Location: Detroit
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i hope i can get one of these. its going to be crazy at OF
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