That's right! "Regal Robot" just busted out a new bust and it's the Gamorrean Guard! So if you want to "pig" out and buy more than one, go ahead! You won't hear any of their staff saying: "That'll do." So feel free to buy GaMOREan of 'em! Go hog wild if you will. "RR" has been... bacon this one for some time and you can tell that in the details of this piece. Something of this caliber is very rare and quite well done. So if you miss out now, you'll just have to live and loin. I'm not going to rib you, but if your bank account can't... spare the funds and you don't think you can... shoulder this responsibility, I'd go as far as to... hock something of value, but do it quick... shake a leg, chop, chop! It's nowhere near as big as a car, so it won't need it's own porking space.
Pardon me for... butting in, but when it comes to writing like this, Tom Spina doesn't just... farm this out to anyone, he comes to CC.com where we really... ham it up! Here's to everyone having a good... belly laugh over it.
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I enjoyed building my LEGO Mos Eisley Cantina so much, I've been looking for a reason to pick up another set. Well, LEGO just released a set I couldn't refuse:
Yeah, that's the stuff. Once built, this 1138-piece set stands 15" tall and features posable arms and wrists. It isn't quite the project my 3200-piece Cantina was, but it should prove to be a lot of fun. Now I just need some free time to set aside to get started...
The Regal Robot Archive Collection is growing MUCH bigger once with s giant, "Screen-Sized", Wampa wall bust! This wall hanging Wampa bust is based on the Special Edition Wampa's look and is even larger than the costume made for the film, it's scaled up to the massive in-universe size the beast was intended to be.
Regal Robot's New York FX studio is making all of these mixed-media busts in-house their artists are hand finishing each one. This is also a Signature Edition with a plaque signed by ILM artist Howie Weed, who was part of the team who made the costume for the film and was inside the costume performing as the Wampa in the movie!
Limited to just 50 pieces, this new Signature Edition is priced at $5999 with 12 month payment plan available. Reserve yours on 8/27!
LINK TO MORE DETAILS AND PICS: https://regalrobot.com/news/wampa-screen-sized-wall-bust/
Regal Robot's new Gamorrean Guard Bust Concept Maquette expands this exciting line of replicas developed from the original artifacts of the Archives.
This maquette was the first step in designing the iconic and memorable Gamorrean Guards for the movie and ILM veteran creature maker, Dave Carson was the original sculptor.
There's an extremely limited Legacy Edition of just 60 pieces that each contains a truly unique work-of-art: a full color, one-of-a-kind Gamorrean Guard illustration, hand-drawn and watercolor painted by Carson! Carson signed plaques for a Signature Edition of just 125 pieces.
Each maquette replica weighs well over 3 pounds, is 100% made in the U.S.A., and meticulously hand painted by the artists in their New York studio!
Do not miss this extraordinary opportunity to bring home not just an authentic replica, scanned from the original artifact, but also an original work of art with a direct connection to the artists that inspire us!
The Signature Edition is priced at $549 and the Legacy Edition $849 with 6-Month payment plans available. Reserve yours on 9/3!
LINK TO MORE DETAILS AND PICS: https://regalrobot.com/news/archive-collection-gamorrean-guard-maquette-replica/
Last weekend I found myself near Harrisburg staying at a friend's place, where we raided his beer fridge. I came across this gem hiding behind a few cans:
Maxx'd Out Buddy is an imperial stout made by Rubber Soul Brewing Company out of Hummelstown, PA. So this thing was hyper-local to where I was staying. At 10% ABV it's a heavy-hitter.
My initial impression was this is an unpretentious solid stout. Notes of dark chocolate. No real coffee at all - a lot of the times stouts are almost grainy with coffee, but not this one. I found it only mildly bitter.
After reading the label I realized I didn't really get much maple syrup or brown sugar unless I really searched for it. Then I reasoned maybe that's taking off the edge of the bitterness.
When I decided to do an AF&TB for this beer, Mike dug through his toy bins looking for a figure to pair with it. I was hoping for one of those God-awful Star Wars Black Series Christmas figures, but they were buried too deep. Of the Christmassy figures he did discover, Gamora's bold, red and green color scheme best fit the cheer (and the color scheme) of the season. And if there's any character that can really pack a punch it's Gamora!
Drink this if you also like: Quality high ABV stouts.
A couple weeks ago I noticed a really nice Lili Ledy 3PO on "DEAL/NO DEAL or BUY IT NOW!" on Facebook. The BIN price was reasonable, so I pulled the trigger.
There are several different variations of Lili Ledy 3POs, but what they're most famous for is the screw in the back replacing the rivet. What I particularly like is the deep gold color some of them feature. These were painted by Lili Ledy rather than vac-metalized, so they have a completely unique finish versus all other Vintage 3POs.
I already owned one of these deep gold Lili Ledys, so this purchase was a straightforward upgrade. You can't tell so much in these photos, but my original (right) wad quite a bit of wear to the finish.
I don't get the opportunity to pick up 3POs all that often these days, so when something like this appears it's quite the treat. Now I just gotta find someone who wants my old one...
Recent events prompt me to revisit perhaps my most successful Star Wars patch. Or at least the one I'm most proud of. A couple weeks ago I got an alert of a PSWCS product newly posted on eBay. Usually I only get those for PSWCS.org charity coins, but this ...
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Something new is brewing for my Droids customs. This would be the biggest changes since I switched to custom-ordered bubbles back in 2015. I recently received these in the mail:
So this all started out when my normal bubble guy said he couldn't pull Max Rebo ...
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Today, we launched a really cool exclusive Star Wars item for fans who join our Regal Robot Fan Group on Facebook. It's a nod to a wonderfully obscure detail from my favorite scene, the cantina!
The cantina crocodile was something I originally discovered this about 10 years ago and we first showed it at the Star Wars Celebration in 2015. Earlier this year, Hasbro included it in their cantina playset for Haslab but it still remained nameless.
With our new exclusive magnet, it's now got a name - "Crododina!"
Fans can learn more and find the link for purchase by joining our group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/regalrobotshowcase/posts/1043319397125950/
We go back to my favorite local watering hole, Spoonwood Brewing Co., to review a limited bottle release from earlier this year.
Right Between the Eyes is a barrel-aged stout that was released back in February. Aged 7 months in (local Pittsburgh distillery) Wigle bourbon ...
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