I don’t think anyone’s seen a designer toy that’s the size of the monstrosity that sits in the Medicom Toy Bearbrick Garden.
This year marks the 15th Anniversary of the beloved Medicom Toy company that has brought many designer figures over the past couple of years. To celebrate, the brand is launching an exhibition that will showcase its history and some new products that fans can expect along the way. The Medicom Toy Bearbrick Garden is one of the displays you’ll see right before you even enter the building. It’s comprised of oversized, one-tone Bearbricks that stand at 2 meters tall.
The Medicom Toy 15th Anniversary Exhibition opens to the public, the Be@rbrick Garden has received its first residents – ten 3000% Be@rbricks in solid colors, each standing at about 2 meters tall. The guard of honor will be overlooking the visitors that visit Parco in Tokyo during the next days
The official exhibition will open on July 30th, 2011. It’s not far away, but if you’re impatient, the Medicom Toy Bearbrick Garden is an exciting enough site to behold before the show starts.
via: hypebeast
This year marks the 15th Anniversary of the beloved Medicom Toy company that has brought many designer figures over the past couple of years. To celebrate, the brand is launching an exhibition that will showcase its history and some new products that fans can expect along the way. The Medicom Toy Bearbrick Garden is one of the displays you’ll see right before you even enter the building. It’s comprised of oversized, one-tone Bearbricks that stand at 2 meters tall.
The Medicom Toy 15th Anniversary Exhibition opens to the public, the Be@rbrick Garden has received its first residents – ten 3000% Be@rbricks in solid colors, each standing at about 2 meters tall. The guard of honor will be overlooking the visitors that visit Parco in Tokyo during the next days
The official exhibition will open on July 30th, 2011. It’s not far away, but if you’re impatient, the Medicom Toy Bearbrick Garden is an exciting enough site to behold before the show starts.
via: hypebeast
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