The latest Bearbrick figure that designer toy enthusiasts may want to add to their collection is the Medicom Toy x Tokyo Skytree figurine.
For those who haven't heard, the Tokyo Skytree is a new architectural piece that will be unveiled around December for this year. It fuses modern and traditional Japanese design aesthetics and is currently the largest tower in the world. The Medicom Toy x Tokyo Skytree Bearbrick pays homage to the new structure. The figure has a translucent blue body that lightly fades as you look towards the feet. An image of the Tokyo Skytree has been imprinted from head to toe and the left ear displays a small cloud. I love the design and the fact that Medicom Toy has decided to go more detailed in terms of visual appeal with this release.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Architectural-inspired Figurines
- Opportunities abound for designers to create more collectible figurines with modern and traditional design aesthetics inspired by landmarks worldwide.
- Translucent Collectibles
- Designers could explore using translucent colors for their figurines, creating unique and visually appealing pieces that stand out in the market.
- Collaborative Designer Toy Releases
- More artists and designers could unite with landmarks, museums, or other architecture to create custom collectibles that celebrate a specific cultural significance.
Sectors Adopting This
- Designer Toys
- The booming designer toy industry could take inspiration from architectural landmarks to create unique Bearbrick collections.
- Architecture
- The architecture industry could collaborate with designer toy brands to create limited-edition collectible figurines that celebrate significant landmarks and structures.
- Tourism
- Tourist attractions could partner with designer toy companies to create souvenir figurines that promote landmarks and cultural significance, providing an additional revenue stream for both industries.
