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Advertisement flyer for garagekit.club's Tamago Gundan models based on '80s SD Gundam ads.
Screenshot of a shipping invoice from UPS showing $30.88 in government charges (tariffs) and $31 in UPS processing fees.
Photos of a super deformed mecha kit coming soon from Zimmerit and garagekit.club we're calling "Tamago Gundan."
Photos of an egg-shaped resin kit coming soon from Zimmerit and garagekit.club we're calling "Tamago Gundan."
Short trailer for the Zimmerit fanzine GAINAZINE, about the history and origins of the now-defunct anime studio Gainax.
Cover for the upcoming Zimmerit 'zine RESIN PUNKS about Japanese garage kit culture of the 1980s.
Japanese cover of Stephen King's The Running Man as released in Japan with the title "Battle Runner"
Photo of the Betty space ship from Alien Resurrection.
The cover of The Art of Angel’s Egg reprint edition artbook released this month.
A screenshot from the USENET newsgroup alt.fan.bgcrisis from May 2, 2000, speculating on whether or not a character from the 1980s anime series Bubblegum Crisis, Priss, would hate quote the communists unquote.
A photo of two ID cards from Known Space Club, the membership program for General Products stores in the 1980s.
Cover of the upcoming Demon Zine Shinjuku anime horror zine with a girl standing in front of a wall of TVs with a ghost coming out of the monitors.
Promo flyer for the next Zimmerit 'zine titled "Demon Zine Shinjuku: Anime Horror in the Age of Video."
Cover of City of Terrors, a solo role-playing game adventure published by Flying Buffalo Games.
A faded VHS cover for the 1993 OVA "Big Wars"
Photos of the new Koichi Ohata Art of Battle artbook.
Key artwork for the new Science Saru anime adaption of Ghost in the Shell with an image of Motoko that actually looks like Shirow’s original character design.
Construction Zaku from the new Gundam Ggguuuuuux series.
The ARTMIC Fan Book on the shelves at Forbidden Planet NYC.
Photos of the latest 'zine from Zimmerit.moe dedicated to ARTMIC, the legendary '80s anime design studio.