Urban 7 Released
Urban 7
Release Date: July 22, 2011
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Urban 7 Combo Topper
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Alien Artist: Thomas Scott Mystery solved. We know know what set this classic alien figure is in. However there are at least two versions. A solid green and a clear green. One is the variant.  |
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Zombie School Girl Artist: Lin Shih She is a very preppy, nerdy girl design. But also the coloring is odd and no eyeballs. Is she a zombie nerd girl? Will those glasses be a removable accessory? |
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Spaghetti and Meatballs Artist: Casey Jones A delicious looking Vinylmation. Like the meatball ears. It would be cool if there was a fork in the back digging into this dish. |
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Dizturbed Rocker Artist: Thomas Scott This guy is at a concert getting ready to do some head banging. He appears to be wearing studded wristbands and belt. Nice facial expression. Will this be more accepted than Scott’s U5 Bearded Man? |
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Paint Splatter Artist: Susana Looks like a Disney artist got wild with the paint brushes again. I do like the heart shaped splatter on the chest. We will see what kind of detail we get on the back. It’s a clear figure. VARIANT  |
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Jukebox Artist: Caley Hicks An old school jukebox design. For the younger people out there, think iPod, only larger, doesn’t hook up to your computer and isn’t digital. I like the music notes in the ears. The colors are great on this one. |
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Rotary Phone Artist: Lisa Badeen A nod to the era when it took 5 minutes to call someone. And whats that in the head? Phones once had cords? And look, another phone number on a Vinylmation! A clear head with the cord going through it. VARIANT  |
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Dark Side of the Mouse
Artist: Maria Clapsis Looks like a peak into the 60s or 70s with a psychedelic space theme. Check out the Mickey head in the foot! |
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Squirrel and Nut Artist: Doug Strayer Cutesters Too had a kid in a squirrel outfit. On the bottom next to Mariaâs name was an acorn. This is a similar idea, only the Squirrel is more realistic, as is the nut. |
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Penguin Artist: Maria Clapsis Another penguin! (Which Disney actually made a joke about!) Here he is holding a fish. This one seems a little more gruesome then the squirrel, because the fish is living. |
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Cyclops Artist: Mike Sullivan VARIANT |
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Color Bars Artist: TBA LE: 1000 Release Date: November 2011 There better be something cool on the back, because this 9″ has a ton of empty space for $40-$45 price tag that it will have. Maybe an autograph piece for TV stars? We knew this was coming based on the previously released Ear Hat, 3″, Jr combo.  |
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Monster Artist: TBA LE: 800 Release Date: November 2011 This guy looks great. I’m a sucker for using the nose as a chin. The huge feet and talons are cool too. Before I knew there would be so many, I bought the Snow Monster 9/3 from Park 3. But I have to be so much more selective now. This would have made the cut a year ago, but not today. |
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King Tut 9″/3″ Combo Artist: TBA LE: 1500 $74.95 Release Date: November The 9″ looks brilliant. Vibrant gold color. This is King Tut in a sarcophagus. And this continues the addition of some great accessories to 9″ figures. |
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King Tut 9″/3″ Combo Artist: TBA LE: 1500 Release Date: November King Tut before being put to rest is depicted in this 3″ figure. Disney’s official picture of this guy also has a cane:  |
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Flowers Artist: Lisa Badeen LE: 1000 Release Date: November 18, 2011 A purple body and a flower pattern all around. |
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Milk and OJ 9/3 Combo Artist: Caley Hicks LE: 1500 This set is based on an Ear Hat set we saw a while back. OJ and Milk was the talk of The Florida Project. People loved this one.  The side of 9″ Milk has a bar code. 
The back of OJ 3″ has Nutrition Facts.
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Curliuser Artist: Thomas Scott LE: 1000 Release Date: November 18, 2011 A paisley type pattern |
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Annie Mae Artist: Mike Sullivan LE: 800 Release Date: November 18, 2011  Back of 9″ Annie Mae |
