MVH vs Punk Drunkers "Mutant Punks" at Death's Vault

It's that time of year again... time for Black Sabath 4 at Death's Vault presented by Mutant Vinyl Hardcore. This year was a huge collaboration with Japanese brand Punk Drunkers, including an Aitsu styled head newly sculpted by MVH for the DX body. Over 50 one-offs, a variety of small micro runs and blank releases were available. Overall a very well put together, nicely themed show!

Deaths Vault Gallery "Black Sabbath" Show

Mutant Vinyl Hardcore presents their brand new Deaths Vault Gallery with their very first show Black Sabbath tomorrow, October 9th at 2pm. Go early to pick up a lotto ticket which you need if you intend to purchase something from the show. Black Sabbath will feature MVH vinyl toys, clothing and prints. If you love MVH, then you already know about the show. The Deaths Vault Gallery is located at 315 Peck St. Building 5, Third Floor, Unit H, New Haven, CT 06512. For more info follow MVH and Deaths Vault Gallery on instagram.

Mishka at Designer Con & Secret Walls

Here's a little taste of what Mishka will be releasing at Designer Con. Follow them on instagram for more sneak peeks.

MVH "Red October" DC13 Astronauts Battle Set

MVH's "Red October" DC13 Astronauts Battle Set Lottery is now over so hopefully you entered if you wanted a chance to purchase this set. This set comes with Hyper Viper and Thermo Borg. This was the only time that a set like this will be sold. Both figures are 9" tall and comes with a dog tag, sticker and iron-on patch. The set will cost $330 + Shipping. Good luck to all those that entered the lottery for a chance to purchase this set! A must have for the MVH collector!

MVH x Secretoy Cinema Monster Release

If you're a fan or collector of MVH or Secretoy's Figure then you already knew about this drop. These went up for sale earlier this evening and were gone in an instant as usual lol.  

(Our new stance on these popular companies, limited drops and releases is that we won't post until these have gone on sale or once a lottery has ended.) 

This beast of a monster sold for $250. Cast in glow vinyl and painted in bright red, metallic blue with gold, silver and black details. These were released blind bag since there were different color versions of the severed head and spiked ball omake. 

Stranger Factory Presents Candy Gore

Stranger Factory presents Candy Gore featuring new works by Brandt Peters and Mutant Vinyl Hardcore. Opening reception is Friday, August 7th from 6-9pm. Brandt Peters will be in attendance. For more info on this show go HERE. A couple of teaser pics below of what will be there! Have fun and good luck!

"Full Resin Vinyl" Featuring Mutant Vinyl Hardcore and Retroband at Toy Art Gallery This Saturday

Toy Art Gallery presents "Full Resin Vinyl" featuring Mutant Vinyl Hardcore (MVH) and Retroband with the opening reception this Saturday, March 21st from 7-10pm. Stop by and check out this show if you're in the Los Angeles area.

"This event showcases these two artists at the top of their game in their respective mediums; soft vinyl and hard resin. With resin Death Guard editions from Retroband and lifesize Sludgedemon fiberglass and custom vinyl figures from Mutant Vinyl Hardcore, this show will have something for every collector."

Monstrosities at MyPlasticHeart

Check out the Monstrosities Group Show at MyPlasticHeart January 3rd for their Opening Reception from 7-10PM. The show runs through January 31st.

This show is a full blown Kaiju show with over 30 original monster toy designs by US and Japanese Kaiju designers BLOBPUS, Bloodguts, Galaxy People, GUUMON, Mechavirus, Mutant Vinyl Hardcore and Paul Kaiju.

Most of the pieces will be sold by a lottery basis starting the opening night of the show. The show will also feature music by Sailor Goon, NY based DJ.

MONSTROSITIES will be on display until Jan 31st, with the main reception being held on January 3rd. Some of the artists will be in attendance, so come out and have a killer time.

Designer Con 2014 Recap

Designer Con is definitely the best show to attend if you collect designer toys etc... Admission to this show is $5 a day if purchased online or $7 at the door. This year the exhibit hall space grew and they added on a smaller room. The smaller room didn't have the lighting like the bigger area where it's nice and bright but they did get a lot of foot traffic since that is where everyone entered/exited. We've been attending Designer Con since they started and through it's different transformations when the show started as Qeeology then Vinyl Toy Network. We've seen this show grow a lot over the years and this year was by far the biggest it has ever been. This year they also added a Pajama party and anyone with a weekend pass could attend. Unfortunatly, we were not able to attend the party.

This year was extra awesome! There were so many artists there with their own booths such as MAD, Jesse Hernandez, Bigfoot, Bwana Spoons, Le Merde, Martin Ontiveros, Paul Kaiju & Mutant Vinyl Hardcore. We also have to mention that there were quite a few artists/companies that came out from Japan which made this year so much special such as Refreshment Toy / Popsoda, Cometdebris, Goccodo, RealxHead, Skull Toys / 9 Works, Uamou, Touma, Kenth Toy Works, Ukydaydreamer, Punk Drunkers & Blackbook Toy. (sorry if we missed anyone...) We hope that all of the artists/companies from Japan will return next year.

This year we saw quite a few toy prototypes that were being shown from Critical Hit (Skinner), MVH, Paul Kaiju and Toy Art Gallery (TAG). Of course we took pictures!

Finally, out of all the shows that we've attended this year, Designer Con was the best one that we've attended. A huge thank you to Ayleen & Ben who runs and organizes this show.

Below are some of the stuff given out at the show. 

Prints On Wood gave out 100 Jeff Soto Prints per day.

Designed by Chris Lee and Made by Button Lab. Pick up each one design at 4 diffferent booths.

ESC Toys Plush given out to the first 200 attendees each day.

We have tons of pictures to share with all of you from DCon. There were a few of us that took pictures throughout both days of the show and took pictures of a lot of the exhibitors that were there. Basically we have slideshows from 2 of our main cameras with a select number of photos from a 3rd camera. In total there are probably 1000 pics or more which is why it has taken us so long to get our pics up. We had to edit the pics etc... and upload them so you can see them on a slideshow instead of us trying to put each picture one by one here which will take quite a while to view this. There are going to be quite a few slideshows so you can choose what you want to see.