Last week I suggested that Loot Crate create an 80’s cartoon themed crate. I was sitting at my desk this morning and looked at my Modibot figures and thought that there are so many cool things on Kickstarter that I’ve backed and I bet that other people would enjoy them as well. One of those things was Modibot. I looked at my Modibot figures and wondered if they would be able to hold up the Loot Crate box. With a few of them working together they certainly could.
I shot this with my Samsung NX300 camera as part of the Imagelogger program.
I learned about the Modarri Kickstarter campaign from one of my PR contacts in the world of toys. This is the exact type of toy campaign that I was eager to jump on immediately and help fund. The company is looking to raise $80,000 in the next 54 days. It is a huge undertaking and really ambitious. I think that the cars have a great appeal. They are modular and that means that you can assemble and disassemble them easily. It also means that you can mix and match the components and create your own cars from the different sets.
Personally, as a kid I would “borrow” my Dad’s precision screwdriver kit and take apart my Transformers toys, the ones that were the repaints (like Prowl, Silverstreak and BlueStreak) and I would swap the parts with each other. A toy like this would have kept me from stripping the screws on my toys and breaking the screwdrivers. I also like that you can get 3D printed additional parts for the toys. Learn more about the campaign in the Press Release below. Continue reading Kickstarter Campaign – Modarri Toy Cars→
