A nice WarGamma review and podcast mention on the Screaming Heretic wargaming podcast.  Here they're covering some of the terrain and custom bases.  Thanks guys!!

Here's a video I just got from Steve Wiebe, whom you may know as the Donkey Kong champion from the film King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters.  Being a big fan of both Donkey Kong and Steve Wiebe, I made him a trophy to commemorate his recent regaining of the Twin Galaxies record!  So he made me a video to say thanks... but really it was my pleasure!  I used my own Don Bomb Kongo figure, and built a custom girder platform with the scores and name plates. The ape was painted by kitbuilder extraordanaire, Robert S. Martin Jr. 

Way to go on your record Steve!

OK, I've got to admit, it's a lot of fun to get to plug your stuff on a cool show!  Thanks guys, it's a great honor to be mentioned along with all those big movies and video games :)

We're featured on Episode #35 of SeanHammer... awesome!

Seems my nephew Brandon and I made it on the local news when we were at Comic-Con in San Diego!  Lene from KUSI stopped us to talk about the convention, and even let me do a shout-out for Mr.Dandy!  It aired almost immediately so I didn't get to see it,  but it's out there somewhere.  Maybe we'll see it one day.  Thanks to those of you who made contact after seeing the segment.

interview with Pat from the 11th Company podcast, it's part of episode 26.  They do a great show, you should definitely check it out if you haven't already!

Check out my featured interview on episode 20 of the Socal Warhammer Podcast with Pat Lowinger and and Mike Garner!  They let me blab for most of the show... a true honor!! 

http://podcast.socalwarhammer.net/

Sorry if I contributed to the "explicit" rating for the show...listen if you dare!

Just got a mention on 40K Radio with Spencer, Chipley and Scott, in the Adepticon 2010 episode and also the "Why Oh Why?" episode.  Thanks a lot guys!  You've just made one more loyal Freebota!

www.40kradio.com/archives/885

Maximum PC featuring my 8-Bit "Graphic-Violence" gamer bling pendants in a past holiday gift guide.

A really nice page featuring Sikk at the Circus at ToysREvil!

This was the 1998 Mad Model Party in Pasadena.... probably the best show I ever had.  I used to go by the name G-Zero, but this was before I knew how important it was to choose a business name that you can secure the dot-com domain for.  At that time I only had a sub-page on my father-in-law's website, an afterthought which was ink-stamped on the back of my hurriedly designed biz cards.  How the times have changed.

That weekend I only had 2 different figures for offer, but I sold a bunch of them.  It was a real victory to get out there, meet the collectors, and sell my own stuff, especially after the crushing blow of having Streamline/Avatar fold up just after getting married.  This show also would lead to the meeting that landed me a job at Mattel eventually.

Any guesses as to my age here?  I know I look like I was about 13, but I was actually double that.

Another satisfied customer/shill/buddy.

Here's an old article I still had bookmarked...  Thanks for the nice words, Fred! (formerly MoviePoopShoot.com)

http://www.asitecalledfred.com/toybox/118.html

Here's another independent review, by Michael Crawford, posted on Sideshow's own site.

http://www.sideshowtoy.com/?page_id=1079

Here's a live streaming streaming interview I did at Vinyl Toy Network 2008 with the wonderful Ayleen Gaspar of ToyBreak!  Hear me ramble on way longer than I should have...

Here's another spot with Coin-Op.tv's dazzling Hailey Bright at 2009's Designer-Con!  I'm in the middle of the segment there somewherez.

A couple months ago I got a chance to show my video game sculptures on my favorite web show, Coin-Op.tv!  Don't let the camera fool you, I'm not really that geeky... well actually I am.  My segment starts about 2/3 of the way in, but you'll want to watch the rest of it I'm sure.

Coin-Op TV Live - Mr. Dandy

Watch This Episode on www.theStream.tv

Here's a also few shots from the King of Kong DVD art signing at Gallery Nucleus.  I provided a trophy for the Donkey Kong tournament held at the show... Robert Welkner won!

2008 I Am 8-Bit Show at Worlds of Wonder... my pieces are the ape and the ghost figures.

2006 I Am 8-Bit contest on IGN... this is how I got into the show at Gallery 1988, with Dig-Dug's Funeral.

Here's an article on G4.com about that same show, got a mention there too.

 Here's a little blurb about a piece I entered to win a contest at Kotaku (can't resist free games).

My Twin Galaxies High Scores

(But if you want the links on the page to actually work, you need to go to the front page of Twin Galaxies)

www.TwinGalaxies.com

Danny and Dingo "Board Game" (1 of 7) from ROBUST on Vimeo.

Here's a fun project I worked on in August 2009, under the auspices of the super-cool folks at Eyerus Propaganda!. 
Snowboarding fun guys Danny and Dingo needed a board game for their promo, I was tasked to sculpt and build almost all of the toys and stunts you see here.  It was a super-fast turn-around, (about 12 days), but it came out well I think.  Almost everything had some kind of action feature, and had to stand up to some abuse!  I had to figure out how to make the go-cart launch, the statue squirt water, the nuclear plant smoke and glow, the batting cage fire a baseball, etc.

Here's a commercial for a board game I worked on, I sculpted the lion centerpiece.

The designer of this game, the late Charles (Chip) Stewart, was an extremely kind and talented guy, and a great friend of mine... I miss him quite a lot.