Tick tock, tick tock.  Waiting. Anticipating.  As luck would have it there was some “Oh Gosh, It’s Wednesday and It’s Been Quiet So Let’s Create Some Drama” going on early in the evening.  As a result I had to wait until all was quiet and the drama queens were tuckered out before I could open the box. <insert crabby face>

But then it was time.

There are five custom painted unique dunny bots.  In the pictures below you can see the details added by TrentonMStudios, including the individual dog tags and various battle wounds.  This was by far the coolest dunny gift to date.

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I will post about the new geeky electronic thing that came in the big box later. The smaller box is WAY cooler than that. Did I just say that?!?

Why yes, yes I did.

Dunny, I’m Home

My Lucky Dunny has returned!! He was the beautiful black Lucky Dunny, signed by Shane Jessup at SDCC this year.  The signature was smeared because the ink hadn’t dried, ruining the signature.  I was very sad – no really – devastated.  James went to a great deal of trouble to obtain this wonderful Dunny for me and I ruined it.  I think that the shiny surface kept the ink from properly curing.  But I digress.

My dearest hubby worked miracles and obtained a new signed Lucky Dunny – only this time the insert was also signed. Yay for me!!

But that’s not all!

I was very happy to see Lucky.  The Village has missed him! What I wasn’t expecting was a surprise that was tucked into the box — a new 2009 Series 3-inch Dunny by Shane Jessup! W00T!  And it was signed!  W00T! W00T!!

On a side note: The Vinyl Village is getting a bit crowded these days.  After recent discussions with James I believe that the Village is being relocated (more on that later).

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