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Fandango Figures 14 Apr, 2009 / Comments: 11


Through some clever molding and a lot of time, sculpture artist Iain Reekie has created what we all desire: Grim Fandango action figures. The Manny figure comes complete with skeleton bird and sausages Robert Frost, while Glottis looks straight out of a Tim Burton animation.

Not available in stores unfortunately, as that would prove God existed and so therefore he wouldn't. QED.

Source: Iain Reekie's website

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  • PirateKingChris on 16 Apr, 2009, 20:38…
    Those are beautiful!
  • Lagomorph on 14 Apr, 2009, 21:47…
    Wow, those look amazing. Especially the Glottis one.
    I'd buy it in seconds flat! :D
  • Giygas on 14 Apr, 2009, 16:00…
    That's weird. I seem to remember reading this on the Mojo before.
  • neon_git on 14 Apr, 2009, 16:16…
    That's odd, because I had the same feeling. I wasn't sure if it was just deja vu or not though - I can't seem to recall any specific details.
  • The Tingler on 14 Apr, 2009, 17:06…
    Specifically about Grim Fandango, or other games?
  • neon_git on 14 Apr, 2009, 19:13…
    It's the Manny figurine that seems familiar to me, but oddly not the Glottis one.

    Maybe I'm just remembering a different figurine someone else made or perhaps it's just a trick of the mind. Who knows?

    At any rate it's not terribly important - I mean it's so freaking awesome it deserves to be posted twice anyway. Wish I could buy one :(
  • Thrik on 14 Apr, 2009, 19:18…
    The Manny one was posted ages ago in the Grim Fandango forum on LucasForums, and the Glottis one a few months ago — maybe you saw them there.

    Clearly the best things in the world, though. I'd buy them if produced on a bigger scale instantly. ;
  • Capn_Nacho on 14 Apr, 2009, 15:07…
    Marvelous. He made some great choices, especially on the Glottis figure. The hair, eyes and teeth look terrific.
  • Duffadash on 14 Apr, 2009, 14:22…
    That would be a balloon Robert Frost, Manny is holding...
  • Capn_Nacho on 14 Apr, 2009, 15:06…
    Tryin' to stump me, eh?
  • The Tingler on 14 Apr, 2009, 15:20…
    Oh yeah, 'course.