Posted by Leah Bayer on August 4, 2011 |
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I’ll always remember the first “big deal” figure that I ever purchased. Up until August of 2009, I had bought only small blind-boxed figures and a few larger vinyl pieces that were from pretty large runs. Then I saw a picture of Lou Pimentel‘s Cranston Fellows Jr. online, and it was love at first sight. Cranston marked my descent into serious collecting, and as such he’ll always have a very special place in my collection.
Lou has put out several colorways of Cranston, but other than that he has yet to put out any other figures. Finally, two years later, Lou has a new design for us! He’s been teasing his Siamese Cherries for a few days on Twitter, and you can see the in-progress shots in the gallery. But now we get to see the painted version in all its glory! These 3″ resin figures are hand-made by Lou, from the mixing of the resin to the gorgeous oil paints. They will cost $50 a pop, and it seems like there will be several colorways, with the original red colorway being an open run. Release information should be available soon via Lou himself!
Update: Lou has now opened a list for purchasing these on his blog, so head on over and sign up!
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