BOX OF FATE 2011 PROMO
7 boxes on sale at 6PM PST tonight, 4/22
It's Earth Day! The perfect time to sell some plastic. More info on what's in the box over here:
http://apocalypsepopsicle.blogspot.com/

For a look at last year's box, here's the old skullbrain thread:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=33968&p=504706#p504706

pre-order is live as of now


Paul Kaiju Frankensnail by Apocalypse Popsicle Resin Toys, on Flickr


Judgement of the Snailfather Playset by Apocalypse Popsicle Resin Toys, on Flickr

guest artists' customs are rolling in and i am on a paint fume bender. still a couple boxes left up for sale, if you are so inclined....

here's a couple more pics of some of the stuff i've been painting for the boxes-

Aqua Violet Pearl Old Toby Close Up by Apocalypse Popsicle Resin Toys, on Flickr


a 2011 box o' fate work-in-progress by Apocalypse Popsicle Resin Toys, on Flickr


Thuggy Throttles & Snailfather Yellow Resin by Apocalypse Popsicle Resin Toys, on Flickr

Is that a Winged Rhino Stack?
Fates don't fail me now.

Memorial Day Posse


Here's some pics I took of a few of the gatchabert custom Fat Lady figures that are available in the 2011 Box of Fate
There's a slideshow and more over at the blog (link in signature)

the blue one with a cowboy hat (Civil war, I think... please forgive for not knowing my uniforms as I slept through history class) would look great as a Canadian mountie

Great pics Slim! Bert did an amazing job on the Fat Lady. Box of Fate is looking more exciting by the day. I can't believe they haven't sold out. Since each one is different, I'm seriously thinking of getting a second one.

awesome non sequitur terrell! it should prove useful at bars for killing annoying conversations emanating from the table next to me. also, agree on the mountie thing. those are these soldier skeleton busts from some big party supply company.

plastichunter, bountiful cube-filled surprises abound for the man who is dangerous enough to buy two. we can talk discount if you get even more serious.

taking the pics was a good time, but the place still had its "graveyard" moment. i almost forgot about it as it was so random and only mildly supernatural. i just added the short story about my incident with the cherub's scrunchie to the end of the blog post about ten minutes ago.

Sumo! by Apocalypse Popsicle Resin Toys, on Flickr

here's a few of the awesome toybotstudios painted Sir Begs-A-Lot figures

Shelf of Fate by Apocalypse Popsicle Resin Toys, on Flickr

Damn. Another year rolls around, and AGAIN I gap on this 'til it's way past too late. Great work again this year you guys. It's like Duchamp's exhibit in a box, but cooler, more fun, and more color.