Clutter's Designer Toy Awards: KaijuMonsteR Nominated for best toy blog!

Clutter's Designer Toy Awards: KaijuMonsteR Nominated for best toy blog!

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Rest in Peace, Ray Harryhausen.

Rest in Peace, Ray Harryhausen.

Skull Head Butt: Design Festival Exclusive "Aargh-X"

Skull Head Butt: Design Festival Exclusive "Aargh-X"

Skull Head Butt: Design Festival Exclusive "Lock-X"

Skull Head Butt: Design Festival Exclusive "Lock-X"

Skull Head Butt: Design Festival Exclusive "Garbage-X" GID

Skull Head Butt: Design Festival Exclusive "Garbage-X" GID   

Wombat Toys X Skull Head Butt: Design Festival Exclusive "Soto Enjyu"

Wombat Toys X Skull Head Butt: Design Festival Exclusive "Soto Enjyu".

Wombat Toys: Design Festival Exclusive "Soto Majin" bald ver.

Wombat Toys: Design Festival Exclusive "Soto Majin" bald version!

Wombat Toys: Design Festival Exclusive "Soto Majin" bald ver.

RealxHead @ Yamoshiroya Day 1 13.05.03

13.05.03 RealxHead@Yamoshiroya Day 1, a set by datadub on Flickr.

Akiba Masahiro's Gumliens - Character No.0574 "Dr. Raisin head" キャラクターNo.0574『Dr.レーズンヘッド』

Another amazing new stone powder clay figure by Akiba Masahiro's Gumliens - Character No.0574 "Dr. Raisin head" キャラクターNo.0574『Dr.レーズンヘッド』

Mr. Krotpong "Killer Krampus"

Mr. Krotpong "Killer Krampus" is a creepy fun toy based on a wild goat-like creature from pre-Christian Germanic traditions!

Mr.Krotpong -I've still got so much work to do... I'm gonna grind it out pretty quick, though. The header is almost finished, bags and other accessories are on order. Looking forward to the next couple of weeks!

Origins of Krampus via wikipedia

The history of the Krampus figure stretches back to pre-Christian Germanic traditions. He also shares characteristics with the satyrs of Greek mythology. The early Catholic Church discouraged celebrations based around the wild goat-like creatures, and during the Inquisition efforts were made to stamp them out. But Krampus figures persisted, and by the 17th century Krampus had been incorporated into Christian winter celebrations by pairing them with St. Nicholas. Origins Krampus at Morzger Pass in Salzburg, AustriaThe history of the Krampus figure stretches back to pre-Christian Germanic traditions.He also shares characteristics with the satyrs of Greek mythology.The early Catholic Church discouraged celebrations based around the wild goat-like creatures, and during the Inquisition efforts were made to stamp them out.But Krampus figures persisted, and by the 17th century Krampus had been incorporated into Christian winter celebrations by pairing them with St. Nicholas.

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