Most if not all the models were for sale in limited quantities, and for those of us who couldn't attend, Tomopop has assembled a gallery's worth of photos of each individual figure from all sorts of angles.
Click the above link to check them out or view a few select photos after the break. Like what you see? Obtaining these custom figures is by no means an easy feat, yet they do pop up on eBay occasional. I suggest snooping around there, or better yet, check out Tokyo Hunter's import services.
For more shots, head on down to Tomopop!
So, there's a Break Man figure, too? Cool. I definitely wasn't expecting that one.
ReplyDeleteSo, there's a Break Man figure, too? Cool. I definitely wasn't expecting that one.
ReplyDeleteHow do they make these things?! I mean seriously, do they just use clay or something shapeable and sculpt these figures?
ReplyDeleteThat one of Vile is nice, and I love the one of Aile with Model X
ReplyDeleteHuh? How'd I end up posting two times in a row? I don't recall clicking the "publish your comment" button a second time. o_O
ReplyDeleteWTH? No Bass figures!! breakman looks badass though
ReplyDeleteMan, I never knew that Mega Man X had such a noticable robopackage.
ReplyDeleteWonder if they're ever gonna do some SSR figures.
ReplyDeleteI'd love a Red Joker, Green Shinobi (that isn't some crappy Wendy's toy), or Ox Noise figure.
Hehehe, never forget Frank West! He's a hidden Mega Dude.
ReplyDelete@Saito - nice one, Saito, i have Green Shinobi and Zerker toy
ReplyDeleteAre the Zerker and Shinobi figures the Wendy's toys?
ReplyDeletePics plz