Inanimate Objects brings you a very special update! I was fortunate enough to be joined by customizer extraordinaire Glassman for a couple of joint projects. Click on through to see more details about our co-produced Dan Turpin and Perry White customs. Most importantly, Glassman may make these available as castings if the interest is there. So by all means let him know!

And don't forget: More interviews and commentary at AFHub!

It's that time again! A full menu of new customs await you inside: nine figures, a statue, and the all-new 2012 Inanimate Objects calendar, free for downloading and printing. Don't waste anymore time! See what's new!

I also wanted to remind everyone that many of the new creations are available as unpainted castings from Stew's store. (He might paint some for you if you ask nicely.) I make no money off of these. The costs simply cover Stew's time and materials. So please don't hesitate to expand youer collection.

Also, the blog at AFHub is still going strong. If there's a topic you'd like me to consider, please drop me a line.

Merry Christmas, y'all!

So what's happening lately at Inanimate Objects? Lots, but most of it's not yet ready to reveal. However, there are some fun things to see around the web. First, some joint projects bewteen myself and the mighty Stew have been showing up (or will soon) in his castings store: Hyenas Bud and Lou, Detective Renee Montoya, and Firefly.

Also, as mentioned below, I've been posting editorials and interviews at AFHub. I'd like to recommend my brief history of DC animated toys, my thoughts on accepting commissions for customs, and interviews with Stew, Glassman, Bill Burns, and Airmax!

I am pleased to announce my first ever blog post, hosted by AFHub! Mastermind Peter Go recently asked me if I'd like to contribute. How could I refuse? Thanks, Peter! Check 'em out here. With luck, we'll see lots more. Update: Just posted a great interview with the mighty Stew!