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Except the World Cup KFC Hong Kong special edition set, there are 10 pieces 100% bearbrick in PEARL WHITE finish up to now. Their tone of PEARL WHITE are all different. The whitest should be Stitch Love Heart.
You can see on the below picture, I had placed them in the order from the whitest to yellowish (from left to right). The most sparkling should be Stitch Love Heart, 88 Tees Hawaii and Rock Rock.from left to right:1) Stitch Love Heart (2008.2)2) 88 Tees Love Hawaii (2007)
3) Series 6 ~ Secret Stussy (2003.12)4) Kill Bill 2 Love Bride Ver. (2004.10)5) Marimekko ~ Unikko (2006.12)6) BWW1 ~ Medicom Toy (2004.6)7) 2006 Valentine Bearbrick Set (2006.2)8) Zepp Osaka Ver. 10th Anniversary Special ~ Rock Rock (2006.8)
9) Series 12 ~ Secret Medicom Toy 10th Anniversary (2006.6)10) Nike Be@r Force One ~ Airbe@r (2003.9)
I would like to say Hi to all bearbrick fans here.
To introduce myself to have my first international blog here, my nickname is "nupchu", my home country is Hong Kong. I started to collect bearbrick in March, 2006. I was attracted by Series 11 Jellybean, I bought it at US$2.5 only. After all, I started my long and non-stop journey collecting bearbrick(s).
Firstly, I told myself, I wanted to collect all Jellybean...not taking me so long, just about 3 months...I had them all. Then, my target was all GID...this took me a bit more time...to tell the truth, I still miss one (Tokio - the bus driver with the GID head), but I will get it soon ;-)
I, selectively collect 1 single character "c" from Basic of each Series. I feel that it's boring to have the whole set of Basic with just the character different. And I am not interested to collect those with phone strap on the head, as I cannot put them in the cabinets tidily.
Anyway, I am still addicted to this figure, my task in the near future is to have all 100% bearbrick collection, however I still have a long way to go. Most of my collections are 100%, I have just a few 400% only. Those are in special materials, such as clear materials, some nice wood, GID and the fantastic print of Mark Parker.
