Fidget’s adventure outside.

Fidget by Kit Lane. Bunnies by Jeremyville.

I started out over a decade ago collecting vinyl Kaiju from the Toho Godzilla series. Especially Mothra and The Peanut Sisters. I love those little fairy girls that sing to Mothra. Recently Super7 has all these great clear vinyl toys, and I love them all. I collect Bryan Flynn’s Ghostland characters, and I love Gargamel’s Kaiju designs. Here we have Zagoran. The clear red Pocket Zagoran is exactly how I purchased it, but the little baby Zagoran was spray painted by me using Fusion spray paint and Testor’s model paint for eyes, teeth and claw details. The teeny tiny 1.5” tall baby Zagoran is sold unpainted in a solid baby blue color. I took him apart, set halves on two chop sticks, and hit him with all 3 primary colors. Spray painting something this small is nuts and only possible with fast kung-fu moves. Seems a fitting technique for painting Kaiju.

Betty Boop and Grampy 1935

Krazy Kat 1916

Here’s my new Sweet Buns resin toy with custom Sculpey Bake & Bend head phones accessory. Jam on! Sweet Buns is listening to Rain Station - check it out!

Playing with my new pile of hand cast homemade toys. Swamp Boggers, Sweet Buns, and Skix the skeleton minion guy way in the back. When I was a kid, late at night my grandfather would tell me the bullfrogs were Swamp Boggers. Hark! Hear that? Swamp Boggers. I think he wanted me to stay away from the swamp, so he told me scary stories. It is a scary place. Giant black bog full of eels, bull frogs, and snapper turtles. Around the banks beaver have chewed all the small trees into knee high spikes. Wicked evil place, and it was just across the road from our farm house by the cemetery. I have a lot of stories about Swamp Boggers.