Add Style & Fun to Your Game Room with Pixel Frames & Stubbins
29In this episode, we check out some awesome swag for the game room from both Pixel Frames and Stubbins, and tell you how YOU can enter for a chance to win them!
Ever since we moved last year, I have continually tried to make the game room and studio better and better. I've designed and printed a lot of different 3D printed parts, storage, and accessories, I've bought and been gifted several tin signs with retro gaming inspiration, and tried to just take things to the next level. Well, the folks from Pixel Frames and Stubbins sent us a box of goodies that, frankly, I want YOU to have for your game room.
First up, the team from Stubbins sent us a number of plushes featuring characters from Capcom's Monster Hunter Rise. First up was the Stubbins Deluxe Palico and Palamute. Both are officially licensed by Capcom, stand or sit at about 12" tall, and are made from high-quality, premium materials. As awesome looking as these are, however, the Smoosh Stubbins are the ones I really liked. There are both Chocolate and Vanilla Palico Smoosh characters, in both 10" or 18" sizes. These are super soft to the touch, squishy, and cuddly, similar to like a squashamal. They are made from spandex velboa, which helps make them so soft and pliable. These are awesome, and Ellie stole the10" Chocolate Palico Smoosh for herself.
Up next, we received 3 different Pixel Frames, and I have loved these since I first saw them! For those unaware, Pixel Frames bring iconic moments from your favorite video games out of the screen and into your game room! These officially licensed shadow boxes are snapshots that perfectly convey your love for retro gaming – Bringing a “bit” of nostalgia to life. The first two are from Mega Man, the first from Mega Man 2, and features the Lantern Fish from the underwater level. This scene has been lovingly recreated in exquisite detail, making you feel like you're really looking at something right from the game. In the second scene, you return to Mega Man 7 with a classic intro shot. Time to save the world from Dr. Wily once again! This version allows you to display one of the most iconic moments of gaming with the officially-licensed shadow boxes created to uniquely show your love of gaming.
The third Pixel Frame is from Battletoads, specifically the Turbo Tunel Level! Can you survive the Turbo Tunnel, one of the hardest challenges in Battletoads? Dodge stone walls and jump treacherous gaps in this classic and memorable scene! Display the most iconic moments of gaming with these officially-licensed shadow boxes created to uniquely show your love of gaming.
While I love these and think they are terrific, I don't need all of these. I'm going to display the Battletoads one, and Ellie has taken one of the Chocolate Palico Smoosh characters for her own, but I want to give you a chance to add some of these items to YOUR game room. Click on the link in the pinned comment to enter for a chance to win one of these items by July 31, 2022. The contest is open to residents of the Lower 48-states only, ages18+. You can earn extra entries by visiting our Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter pages, or by visiting our 3D Printed Accessory website!
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