came across this Galtan mini print done by poster artist Brian Ewing

http://brianewing.com/shop/Art-Prints/galtan-kaiju

It seems that Garimpo stops its mail order business... If it includes the Zollmen lotteries, those will be even harder to get now

Purple=pretty, and it usually makes me want it. Hope these are offered online also.

Does anyone know the story about this Galtan?
I know it was talked about somewhere, I just can't wait anything on it...

That Ra is a lot of fun too ! Any lead on that ?

I think they were customs made for fun.

What are these?

About to be mine, thats what!

Really like those, fun deformed proportions.

11cm tall
limited to 50 each

Question for those w/ Mad Barons, does it have a forward lean to them?
Got one that likes to do face plants for fun.

Mine has a very very very slight lean, but nothing to make him tumble over.

My clear MB needs propping and a few of my Peporas do faceplants too!
I have tiny blobs of blu-tak under their toes

I have a few, some love to lean while other seem to stay straight. Overall most Zollmen figures have balance issues. They are very top heavy figures. Something like Badzilla will be fine due to the tail balancing it out, but my Maza, two of my MG5's, an the GID Mad Baron all lean heavily. Every few months I have to break out the blow dryer and then run under cold water to straighten their legs (a harmless cure that sets them straight for a bit).

As much as I love exohead jun' s sculpting,,,sometimes balance issues do get left to the wayside...

Regardless,,,love my mad barons and manmachines to bits!!!!!

Thanks for the post Lixx, that blow dryer / cold water info is very helpful.

No problem. It does not hurt the toys if you don't leave it directly on the legs for too long. I just do a little back and forth with my g/f's hairdryer just to soften it slightly, bend them back a bit (holding) and rinse with cold water. Works like a charm. Daniel (akum6n) taught me that one.

I just wanted to add that the oven works wells to. Turn it up to 200 or so, then once its heated, open the oven and hold your toys inside for a while over the top rack. Let the heat-waves rise in the vinyl, and after a minute or two, its all soft for assembly!

i heat up all my vinyl in oil in a crockpot on low heat overnight. the parts come out nice and soft in the morning, and with that slick oil coating, they fit together very easily. as a side benefit, the whole house fills with the delicious aroma of the inside of a bullmark display case.

Wow this is amazing!