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SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo


10:30 PM on 07.18.2012
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo


Toy Tokyo's booth was located a bit off the beaten path, next to all of the video game company booths. But there was definitely something worth making the trip out there for: an upclose look at Dudebox's recent releases! Those showing up at the booth included Nom Nom and Pinky by Andreas Krapf; Mo Money Bunny by Mark Gmehling; Neesh by Hicks; King Crackal by Jonny Wan; and the blank DIY Dude figure. The ones shown off at the booth were the larger 7.5-inch figures, all of which run about £39.95 in the Dudebox store except the DIY one, which is £16.95.

Also at the booth was a new pink Skullbrain from the crew at Secret Base. Check out the gallery for shots of that, plus the Dudebox figures, and let us know if any of it catches your eye!

SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo
SDCC 2012: Toy Tokyo photo





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