23 May 2011

Molten Colored Customs By Carson Catlin

by wheelbarrow | posted in: Featured, Toys | 1

Designer, Carson Catlin has mad skills when it comes to controlling the molten colors he strategically pours on his custom Dunnys and Fatcaps. His latest round of Runny customs are vivid, clean and bold. Hit up Carson’s website for availability as these simple standouts are disappearing quickly.

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