Dear readers,
I've created a new personal portfolio site. It consist of product design ideas, robot sculptures. Projects are self-initiated and done in my spare time. This site will not be operating anymore.
Pls refer to the link below. Thank you for your support!
www.antobjects.blogspot.com
Friday, January 14, 2011
Friday, July 16, 2010
Monday, July 05, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Friday, June 04, 2010
Toy Collections: Power Boost Buzz Lightyear
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Toy Collections: Super Robot Red Baron
スーパーロボット レッドバロン(Suupa Roboto Redo Baronu), a Japanese tokusatsu series that aired from April 4, 1973, to March 27, 1974. This figure is actually from a later retold anime version. More information can be found under Japan Hero.
This is a huge figure as you can compare with rest of the figures around it. You can load it with 2 AAA batteries for beeping sound and lighted green eyes. Limbs are made of vinyl, body and head are hard plastic. By Bandai Japan 1994.
This is a huge figure as you can compare with rest of the figures around it. You can load it with 2 AAA batteries for beeping sound and lighted green eyes. Limbs are made of vinyl, body and head are hard plastic. By Bandai Japan 1994.
Friday, March 05, 2010
Stormtrooper helmet Rapid Prototyping
My girlfriend is crazy about stormtroopers, to the extend that she wanted a 3D data of it. She spent almost a month to model this 3D file from scratch, with reference from all her collections and images over the web. With help of a friend, she manage to send it for rapid prototyping. A BIG *THANK YOU* to this friend that she has this chance to own this baby! Its quite proportionally accurate to me comparing to a lot of sculpt around. Its around 4.5" tall, in white resin material.
More images and other interesting stuff via her BLOG.
More images and other interesting stuff via her BLOG.
Thursday, February 04, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Interest: The Enchanted Doll by Marina Bychkova
Dolls are hand-made, fine porcelain dolls with highly articulated ball joints, mimics a wide range of human movements and china painted features. At 13.5" tall, these dolls are petite, sophisticated and very durable. Like delicate fairies they can fit in the palm of your hand.
www.enchanteddoll.com
www.enchanteddoll.com
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Toy Collections: Wall•E
U-Command Wall•E by Thinkway Toys.
This is a remote control figure with expressions, light-up eyes, original movie voice, sound effects and move around with its rubber tread wheel. It stands approx 9.5" which matches really well with my 12" figures on display. Really cute toy to play with or even just to look at it.
There is a better version of it which is the Ultimate Wall•E. It's around 1x bigger in size, with better details, more realistic movement, more articulations, more complicated remote control with more bla bla bla functions. I feel the sculpt proportions of this version is also better. But the price comparison is a big difference ($50< VS $190<). I would choose U-Command Wall•E and spend the rest on other toys. If you have the $$$, Ultimate Wall•E will definitely be the best. Thinkway Toys did a good job of the series of Wall•E, Scooby-Doo and Toy Story figures. I really love the "Master pieces" of the Toy Story figures, even with certificate of authenticity. Do check em up.
Just (31Jan) found out that my Wall E is without the rust weathering compare to the rest out there. Anybody know why is this so???
You can refer to a good review at www.mwctoys.com
This is a remote control figure with expressions, light-up eyes, original movie voice, sound effects and move around with its rubber tread wheel. It stands approx 9.5" which matches really well with my 12" figures on display. Really cute toy to play with or even just to look at it.
There is a better version of it which is the Ultimate Wall•E. It's around 1x bigger in size, with better details, more realistic movement, more articulations, more complicated remote control with more bla bla bla functions. I feel the sculpt proportions of this version is also better. But the price comparison is a big difference ($50< VS $190<). I would choose U-Command Wall•E and spend the rest on other toys. If you have the $$$, Ultimate Wall•E will definitely be the best. Thinkway Toys did a good job of the series of Wall•E, Scooby-Doo and Toy Story figures. I really love the "Master pieces" of the Toy Story figures, even with certificate of authenticity. Do check em up.
Just (31Jan) found out that my Wall E is without the rust weathering compare to the rest out there. Anybody know why is this so???
You can refer to a good review at www.mwctoys.com
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Toy Collections: Mega Voyager & Mega Winger
I love robot toys. Has been collecting toys for the past 2 years.
Found these from a flea market. They are in fair condition, dirty, yellowish, and lots of missing decals. Manage to clean them up, fixed some of the broken parts.
Something surprise me is the mechanical build of the figures are really good, strong and sturdy, even with these much of play wear. (Can imagine the previous kid played really hard with them)
They are mechas from the Denji Sentai Megaranger (電磁戦隊 メガレンジャー) series. Mega Voyager is a combination of 5 voyager machines, and Mega Winger transform to a plane. The wing of Winger can be attached to Voyager to become Wing Mega Voyager. Each stands approx 11" and 9".
Found these from a flea market. They are in fair condition, dirty, yellowish, and lots of missing decals. Manage to clean them up, fixed some of the broken parts.
Something surprise me is the mechanical build of the figures are really good, strong and sturdy, even with these much of play wear. (Can imagine the previous kid played really hard with them)
They are mechas from the Denji Sentai Megaranger (電磁戦隊 メガレンジャー) series. Mega Voyager is a combination of 5 voyager machines, and Mega Winger transform to a plane. The wing of Winger can be attached to Voyager to become Wing Mega Voyager. Each stands approx 11" and 9".
Thursday, January 14, 2010
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