Those of you who are fans of the collectible vinyl toys that Red Hot Robot deals in are fully aware how difficult it can be to get your hands on some of the rarer items out there. So, if you’ve got an itching to blow all that extra cash you get on Christmas, I’d recommend heading over to the shop on Sunday morning. The shop will host a sale of a private collection totaling over 200 pieces. There will be production and custom pieces available, including figures by: 123 Klan, Angry Woebots, Ashley Wood/Three A, Bonus Toyz, Coarse Toys, Kidrobot, Futura, MAD, Mars 1, Michael Lau, Muttpop, Jamungo, Tim Tsui, UNKL, Touma, Kenny Wong and many more. Out of state readers… buy online here!

Speaking of Where The Wild Things Are, how incredible were the beasts in the movie? I was so happy to see them do away with CGI as much as possible. Using live actors in costume made everything feel so much more alive and made Max seem so much more in the scenes. It’s only right that Medicom would release a collection of very detailed and realistic figures of Bull, Douglas, Carol, Ira, Judith, K.W., and a dual set with Max & Alexander. These are available right now at Medicom dealers such as Colette.

I know I’m not the only one getting all giddy over the upcoming Spike Jonze adaptation of Where The Wild Things Are. In order to keep the hype train rolling, Medicom will be releasing a set of eight Kubrick figures in October. These are available for preorder now at select Medicom retailers.

Kidrobot is sponsoring a special party at Red Hot Robot this Sunday. They will be providing free Mini Munny Mobile figures and all the tools necessary to decorate them in store. Red Hot Robot will be providing food and refreshments as well. Limit of 1 Munny per customer. The event will run from Noon to 5pm.

The guys over at Mishka teamed up with Japanese artist Gargamel to produce this limited edition run of 50 vinyl toys. The toy is a take off on the Kaju style of monsters. Some of the more famous Kaju characters throughout history are Godzilla, Mothra, King Kong, etc. You can get the toy directly from MishkaNYC.com. Being that there’s only 50 of these and Mishka is wildly popular nowadays, these are going to be gone fast. $45.

This is an upcoming version of Mickey Mouse vinyl from Medicom Toys. Frankenstein has entered the building!

Red Hot Robot is having a sale through March 20th to kiss winter goodbye. There are lots of items included in the sale that are up to 50% off. You better get in there quickly or you can shop the sale online at Redhotrobot.net.