Nukod teamed up with PEZ to produce this vinyl toy version of his delightful character called the Happy Fish.
There will only be about 450 made and each one is selling for about $67 USD. I sort of want one to put on my desk.
Asics limited edition Rabbit Ultimate 81
October 4, 2009 @ 8:51 pm
I came across a pair of limited-edition Asics Rabbit Ultimate 81’s and now they are mine! I’m wearing them right now actually. Booyahhh.
KRINK fire extinguisher applicator now available in limited quantities
September 29, 2009 @ 1:01 am
Available very soon in limited editions of 20, the newly announced KRINK 8-liter applicator is probably one art tool that will get you into some significant trouble. Looks fun though, I suppose.
Voltron goes metallic for 25th anniversary
September 16, 2009 @ 10:58 pm
For a very limited time only, a special metallic version of Voltron will be on sale to celebrate the franchise’s 25th anniversary. The 25th anniversary metallic Voltron is in every way just like the original toy with 5 inter-connecting robot lions, except that this one is given a unique metallic finish. [via]
If you act quickly, you can get the Voltron 25th Anniversary Metallic Voltron Gift Set
Bicycle Limited Edition playing cards
September 8, 2009 @ 6:24 pm
In my ever-growing collection of Bicycle playing cards is this Bicycle Limited Edition deck
Thanks again, Ivy!
Dutch Master bicycle from Core77
July 18, 2009 @ 10:34 pm
Brooklyn-based Core77 introduced the Dutch Master bicycle last week and it surely is an amazing wonder. The bike is based off of a Worksman cruiser frame and features some of the highest quality components that can be found on any consumer-grade bike. The bikes are hand-built at Brooklyn’s Bushwick Bike Shop and only a limited run of 25 will be made.
You can order one now for $1560 (plus shipping or free local pick-up).
The video and photo gallery associated with this Dutch Master are a must-see. Thanks for the heads up, Michael!
PS: If you are in New York City and are interested in test riding the Dutch Master, call 212-965-1998 to make an appointment.
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