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It was merely a year ago when the folks at DYZPlastic put out their first series of officially licensed Android toys, all of them designed by a dude named Andrew Bell, a guy also known as "Monsters in My Head." This time around it appears that more than just...
As I begin this review, I gotta say that I can't be very non-biased about this whole situation, as it's almost impossible to resist such a cute little man like this, especially when he's built on the bones of our favorite little robot Android! What I mean is I...
Well would you look at that? It was bound to happen eventually, and this isn't the first time it's ever happened, but finally there are some super cute knock-off Android toys we can have walking along our desktops. In contrast with the super fine and amazingly well-made official Android...
Hooray for more toys! It's always fun when a brand becomes big enough to spill over into other media, especially when it starts as something as complex as electronics and moves over to something as simple as collectable toys. This little cutie adds to the ranks of mini collectables...
Let me give you a bit of background on this whole situation. First, there was an official Android mini collectable toy, then a Vampire edition, then a DIY edition. Then there was a mini set of blind-boxed toys as well as a singular original edition. Then there was a...
As you might already know, DYZPlastic is the only place in the world where you can find the official collaboration with Google, Inc. to create high quality cute little plastic toys. They've made a blind box mini set where you can get any of 12 different designs (these are...
Coming soon to your desk: Google has teamed up with artist Andrew Bell to create a gaggle of miniature plastic Androids, to be sold individually or in cases of 16. The boxes are generic, so it's luck of the draw as far as which one you'll get.  Unless you want a whole...