Kidrobot x The Simpsons Now In Color with The Simpsons Stupid Sexy Flanders 8″ Vinyl Figure – NEON Edition
30 Mar 2021

Kidrobot x The Simpsons Now In Color with The Simpsons Stupid Sexy Flanders 8″ Vinyl Figure – NEON Edition

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Kidrobot is excited to present The Simpsons Stupid Sexy Flanders 8″ Vinyl Figure in this limited edition Kidrobot.com Exclusive NEON Edition. This premium vinyl art figure features Ned Flanders showing off his ski suit and some of his other assets as he joins his neighbor Homer on the slopes. “Feels like I’m wearing nothin’ at all!” This iconic scene from The Simpsons has burned its place in our hearts and become a beloved meme-worthy moment that will be forever captured in your collection. Coming 2021 from Kidrobot.

Kidrobot x The Simpsons Stupid Sexy Flanders 8″ Vinyl Figure is Showing Off Some Vinyl Assets
29 Mar 2021

Kidrobot x The Simpsons Stupid Sexy Flanders 8″ Vinyl Figure is Showing Off Some Vinyl Assets

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Kidrobot x The Simpsons Stupid Sexy Flanders 8″ Vinyl Figure is Showing Off Some Vinyl Assets! Kidrobot is excited to present The Simpsons Stupid Sexy Flanders 8″ Vinyl Figure. This premium vinyl art figure features Ned Flanders showing off his ski suit and some of his other assets as he joins his neighbor Homer on the slopes. “Feels like I’m wearing nothin’ at all!” This iconic scene from The Simpsons has burned its place in our hearts and become a beloved meme-worthy moment that will be forever captured in your collection. Coming 2021 from Kidrobot Q3 2021.

NEW Kidrobot x Andy Warhol Red “Giant Size $ 1.57 Each” 20-inch Dunny Drops Today
11 Mar 2021

NEW Kidrobot x Andy Warhol Red “Giant Size $ 1.57 Each” 20-inch Dunny Drops Today

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We’ve made just TEN carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures in honor of the iconic artist’s “Giant Size $ 1.57 Each” artwork. Warhol originally made the piece in black and white for the cover of a 1963 album of interviews with himself and several fellow artists, but he revisited the art in 1971 in the form of four colored, hand-printed versions limited to 75 prints each. This 20-inch Dunny was inspired by the red version.