Random scotto factoid- I have started a fire with my own urine and a plastic bag. We did it in boy scouts to create a magnifying lens to focus the sun on dried leaves.
Anyhow, on to the newest glyos figure!
Nobody likes them, nobody trusts them, yet every trooper wants them in their unit. The dislike is mutual and normally Nemesis would never use their unmatched high crags guerrilla tactics and cliffside combat skills alongside clumsy meat puppets. But Patrol Hackers are followers of the Ahm Egg and if defending the Crayboth clanhives in Okanosault regains balance in the universe, then that is what they’ll do.
18 total parts, including an alternate Mantis head and 2 switch pins.
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Swamp walk was lovely weather-wise, found a little side path that added a little to my loop, but had to stop short of my normal walk because the old lower back was kicking up. Sciatica up and down both legs made for a curtailed hike. That side path had quite a few small birds, zebra finches, I think. A couple of squirrels, but no albinos. A couple of frogs were in the water’s edge, enjoying the sunny spots while I stuck to the shade.
Production Cosmic Corruptor Mushi – Red Orange with purple paint applications. Insect Warrior plus Mantis head, godbeast wings and 2 Glyos pins. 18 total parts, green, purple and blue paints on red plastic.
Tiny Mushi not included, but he is so cute!
I really like this sculpt because it really lends itself to reconfiguration and is just so pretty on it’s own. Pulling it apart and adding to the big Mushi works well, as does to bog-nar, given the planty-thorny-fishy theme. The wings suit it fine, to boot.
This guy looks much less “musclebound” than his Mushi counterpart, and that lean style lends them in my mind to a strange Abbott and Costello vibe. I can almost hear the clicky mouth parts chitter some cute banter as they slowly pick and chew the flesh from a newly fallen foe.
These guys make me want a sleestak in Glyos format, for some reason.
My storage bin is just right for my current needs, with them separated by colorway or “special” theme. I may have to come up with some other form of sorting them out in future, though. How, I am not sure, short of building default sculpts, and keeping accessories / heads/ switch pins in a different bag, or some lego-like breakdown just of size or vague shape? How do the superfans with whole toolboxes and rooms do it? By company, or sculpt?