My contributions to CTU's 'Project Bear', in collaboration with Toy2R. If you like these, go to the official website and check out all of the other artist's work, it seriously is a stunning project!

All of the customs are for sale here.

Some of the artists from Project Bear have been posting up teasers of their customs on the CTU Project Bear thread. Check them out, here's B.A.L.D's teaser:

...this is from HX:

...here is Gomi's, looking very interesting:

...and finally, here is one from Toyboy:

I think you'll agree they're all looking very interesting, so don't sleep on this fantastic opportunity to own an awesome custom MiniBear Qee!

Click here to see my teaser for Project Bear.

Click here to see more of my custom toys, here to go to the Project Bear website.

This weekend I have been putting the finishing touches on my contributions to 'Project Bear', a series of customs by CTU artists to promote Toy2R's new Mini Bear DIY platform, and it has just been announced that the series will be dropping in CTU's Shop on the 7th February.

Don't sleep on this! I am very proud of what I have produced for this project, and the lineup features some of my favourite customizers who I'm sure have killed it (no, I haven't seen the images yet either)!

If you want a clue to what I have been making, check out my recent 'Influences' posts... and here is a full gallery of my custom toy work.

RAJE Toys Ltd, an awesome toy company based in the UK, announced the artists to be included in their very first 3" mini-series on the 9th October, and I was surprised and delighted to see my own name on the list. It looks like a really cool series with lots of interesting designs from both well known and unknown names.

Here's an image of my entry:

There were so many amazing entries for this comp, RAJE released these images of their shortlist a few weeks before announcing the winners:

The series is due for release in early 2011, and I can't wait to see them in the flesh. I will be receiving some APs of my design, so I will sign them and make them available in my shop when they arrive. Some of the designs they have chosen look highly intricate, and must be a real technical challenge to realize on a 3" figure, although judging by RAJE's track record, I'm sure they will turn out great!

Check out RAJE Toys' page here for more info.