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Kidrobot fans are passionate about their art and toys, and with that, they tend to have amazing collections. With the Designer Toy Awards rapidly approaching and the brand new Treehouse of Horror episode airing this Sunday (with an epic opening by Guillermo … Continued

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All these unwanted toys have been saved by Hiroshi Fuji for his recent solo exhibition, “Central Kaeru Station — Where Have All These Toys Come From?” at 3331 Arts Chiyoda in Japan.

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ELLE Magazine recently toured Samantha Ronson's Venice Beach home and showed off her ever expanding Dunny collection.

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Unconventional architectural and furniture design firm Atelier 010 recently created one of the most dynamically designed book shelves for a Dunny collector from Rotterdam.

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By far one of the sickest custom collections in the art toy world, KR Forums member vinyltoyz has amassed a display that most can only dream of.

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London art toy collector, Liam Neill aka Lfarnc is notorious on KR's Forums for his extraordinary custom Dunny collection and he recently shared some insights to his vinyl addiction with OppLOL.com.

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Hardcore art toy collector, Nicolas Caldas aka Nicocato is notorious on the Kidrobot Forums for his epic collection of 3-inch Dunnys.

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New Zealand collector, Hakopa may feel a little embarrassed to have such an outstanding Dunny addiction, where most of us are wiping the drool from off our desks.

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Recently spotted on the Wall Street Journal, this collection of 3-inch Dunnys resides in the home of Phoenix architects, Sarah and Ethan Wessel.

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Toronto based artist, Allister Lee of Studio B.I.B. has been on a decade long mission to collect black markers of all shapes and sizes. In celebration of his 500th addition, Allister has created a poster of 1:1 scale renderings of … Continued

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