Just as quick as it came, it was gone. The 2013 Summit was a tremendous success, with the biggest turnaround yet.
Hordes of toy fans gathered at CDX HQ for an afternoon of toys and food. Check out some of the highlights below.
The weather could not have been nicer. It was the perfect temperature, with lots of sun.
We had about 15 tables of toys set up.
John brought some Godaikin shipping boxes
The mandatory free bins
Food was from Lester's BBQ in Burlington MA
2013 was the year that collectors became makers.
Fred (http://5mmtoyhacker.blogspot.com/) brought his 3D printed micronauts custom parts
David White (Mechazone http://davidwhiteillustration.blogspot.com/) brought some 3D printed mecha.
Sanjeev (http://brownnoize.blogspot.com) brought his reproduction Diaclone Powered suits, including some scaled up to fit Microman.
Ben (Prometheum5 http://prometheusrising.net/) had his custom mecha, both painted and in their raw form.
Shogun Plastics (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shogun-Plastics-Shogun-Warrior-Replacement-Parts/ was there with a table of fantastic reproduction parts.
Join us next year for more Japanese Robot toy goodness!
We had about 15 tables of toys set up.
John brought some Godaikin shipping boxes
The mandatory free bins
Food was from Lester's BBQ in Burlington MA
2013 was the year that collectors became makers.
Fred (http://5mmtoyhacker.blogspot.com/) brought his 3D printed micronauts custom parts
David White (Mechazone http://davidwhiteillustration.blogspot.com/) brought some 3D printed mecha.
Sanjeev (http://brownnoize.blogspot.com) brought his reproduction Diaclone Powered suits, including some scaled up to fit Microman.
Ben (Prometheum5 http://prometheusrising.net/) had his custom mecha, both painted and in their raw form.
Shogun Plastics (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shogun-Plastics-Shogun-Warrior-Replacement-Parts/ was there with a table of fantastic reproduction parts.
Join us next year for more Japanese Robot toy goodness!