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So Analog Vinyl Creations Announced
The artists at Squid Kids Ink are currently crafting a new line of vinyl figures and their “So Analog” moniker gives good indication as to the inspiration. Three figures have been announced, my personal favorite being the NES tribute “10-Doh.” The two remaining figures are modeled after a floppy disk and cassette tape, and go by the names “A-Drive” and “B-Side.”
I first spied these beauties at San Diego Comic-Con back in July, immediately attempting to buy one in my excited state before being told that they were prototypes. Squid Kids Ink hasn’t released a timeframe for production on the So Analog line yet, but in my opinion they can’t come soon enough.
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