Showing posts with label glyos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glyos. Show all posts

Friday, March 16, 2012

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Glyos Fan Pin, a project by Evilos and Charles Marsh

Something unexpected and quite different arrived in the mail the other day: a collaborative project between Charles Marsh (Monsterforge) and Christopher Avalos (Evilos)- the Glyos Fan Pin. These are heavy diecast metal double-post pins. The Glyos Skull logo appears in the middle of a pair of wings. The pin measures about 2.5 inches wide. Evilos says the project is fully supported and approved by Matt Doughty, creator of the Glyos system of designer action figures.

 The graphics on the front of the card were donated by Matt Doughty, and Charles Marsh designed the pin itself, with production by Evilos. A true team effort! These pins came out GREAT. Really high quality work and a MUST-HAVE for any Glyos System fan. There are only 100 of them, all hand-numbered. You can purchase your own here from Evilos for $10 + $3.50 shipping.

As an extra added bonus, I am sure because he knows I think this type of stuff is hysterical, Evilos sent me some Asshole on Board stickers. Now, I don't own a fleet of cars, so one is going on my skateboard. The rest I will give out to lucky readers of this blog. All you have to do is use the sharing buttons below this post to share this post on your Facebook page. Then message me (Benny Kline) on Facebook, or tag me in the post, or leave a comment below, and tell me you shared. First 4 shares will get an Asshole on Board sticker mailed to them free!


Saturday, December 17, 2011

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Bio-Buildman Glyos system figure by Troy Stith

Troy Stith is now taking preorders for his Bio-Buildman, a figure utilizing the Glyos system of interchangeable parts. He will be taking orders for full figures ($25), as well as individual parts ($2 to $4 each), until January 1st, when the preorder window closes. 

Hailing from the murky marshes of Sesar IV, the Bio-Buildman are an organically reptilian race of hunters. Upon hatching, they're left to tend to themselves. While young, the Bio-Buildman live on instinct that turns to cunning shrewdness as they age. Each Bio-Buildman's carapace armor and weaponry grows specifically to the survival needs of each individual.

The planet of Sesar IV is full of ever-changing alliances of Bio-Buildman. But one thing remains clear to all who've tried to lay their claim to Sesar IV, the Bio-Buildman will unite and crush any foe that encroaches on their territory.

Friday, September 30, 2011

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Glyos x Argonaut Resins: Tuttz & Kings of Atlantis

Just when I thought the collab between Argonaut Resins and the Glyos system couldn't get any cooler, we have this announcement from END of Argonaut:

This second part of the project will feature the return of the Kings Of Atlantis in Glyos action figure form! I will also finally reveal all of the Kings' powers with this release. As with the Tuttz Glyos we teased earlier, the talented Victor Durango will be handling the paint work. As we near completion on this project, everything will be fully revealed by Matt Doughty [of Onell Design] with all images of assortments and pricing.


Are you confused? No idea what I'm talking about? OK, here's the rundown:

Onell Design is the company behind the Glyos system of customizable action figures. All of their pieces and parts are interchangeable, giving you an infinite number of different ways you can customize their figures: accessories, heads, limbs, colors... an infinite number of combinations is possible.

Argonaut Resins is one of the premier resin figure companies working today. Operating out of Hoboken, NJ, Argonaut has a number of incredibly successful resin figure releases under their belts, not the least of which is their always-sold-out Tuttz series.

This collaboration between the Onell and Argonaut has Argonaut pouring resin heads and accessories compatible with the Glyos system. This allows the Argonaut characters to take on new life as action figures! The Tuttz cats and the King of Atlantis skulls take on added dimensions as they transition into articulated action figures. This is a case of the end product becoming more than the sum of its parts: two universes smashing together to form the genesis of an entirely new collaborative product line!