Showing posts with label Kami-Robo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kami-Robo. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Things I'm Looking Forward to...

...actually isn't much. Of course, that's depending on what's important to you.

USUGOW - PUSHEAD - SUTFIN @ SUPER 7 THURS.

I have a feeling tempers will rise while waiting in that line.





I'll be looking for these Macross Frontier keychains. More specifically the Ranka Lee and valkyrie.



Kami-Robo won't be having that dope booth setup this year, but figures will be sold at GIANT ROBOT. Get 'em quick as supplies are limited.

Expect more from me as the Comic-Con week progresses. See you dorks there.

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Home for the Holidays.

Sorry for the lack of updates on my part. It has been a busy and tough quarter. It's all G though... I'm back home in SD to catch up on sleep and laziness.

A while back, I received a package from Enna (remember? Kami-Robo?) that contained an issue of QUANTO magazine; Japan's top selling magazine for toy model kit and hobby enthusiasts. To my suprise, They included a tiny photo of me with Yasui san in the insert the magazine did on the San Diego Comic-Con.






(Yeah, that's what I look like. My cover is blown. Don't come after me in the streets, ya punks.)

When I got home, mom left me some mail on my desk...

Fall 2007 issue of THEME magazine.




(In case you can't read the text on the left side, that hat is a large bra. Throw some D's on that _____!)



Also on my desk, a copy of Staple's 10th Anniversary look book featuring models Sakiko Ann Sugano and Maria Ozawa. I'm not gonna link them here, so google them yourself. Photos by Yonehara himself. He is awesome.







Cheap stuff for sale at Commissary (SD). This shop is always killin' it.



Gonna eat some Popeyes then go back to sleep. Should be up around 11:30 AM - Noon.

BRB.

Saturday, September 15, 2007

Kami-Robo in Roppongi Hills

This past August, Yasui san exhibited about 30 of his Kami-Robo at the Roppongi Hills Art & Design Museum shop. Once Comic-Con ended, Yasui san took the red eye out back to Japan to set this up.

Enna was able to snap some pictures of the display and was once again so kind to send these over to me. THANK YOU, ENNA! Okee Dorkee exclusives, ya'll!