Posts tagged 'The Sucklord':
Toy Lords of Chinatown movie set
The Sucklord put out a casting call for extras in his next video episode of The Lords of Chinatown.
We had to show up Sunday night at a designated location under the Manhattan bridge.
The Cookies n Cream truck was stolen borrowed for the shoot, along with their crew.
After the last shot.
I was told come dressed as an 80’s toy nerd. In this photo you cannot see the pocket protector, or the white socks.
Treasure hunting with The Sucklord
We visited the Camelot antique mall in Bennington VT, hunting treasures. The most interesting was a Wizard of Oz blister pack figure. Parts of which will appear in a toy near you.
The Sucklord Visit for photo shoot
The post photo-shoot wrap. We did a set of photos of Mary Papers for a special Costume card, to be included in Suckpax series 2. Great shoot, got some excellent character shots.
After the camera shoot, we did a pistol shoot. A .38 revolver, a 9mm slide, and a .22 target pistol.
The Sucklord taking a bead on Clifford. Everyone preferred the 9mm.
NYC visit
We’re starting up planning and pre-production for Suckpax Art Action series 2 card set. I traveled down to Chinatown, New York City, to meet with The Sucklord. We met at a local Dim Sum joint, and discussed plans for taking over the world special cards and features for the set.
On the way back, as I headed through Grand Central station, I saw a bunch of movie lights. Law and Order was shooting a scene on the West staircase. All the major characters were filmed racing into the station, stopping to peer over a balcony, and then down the stairs.
Collating Suckpax 1 cards
Now that all the various cards and inserts are ready, we sort out which cards go into each box.
This is the opposite of what many collectors do, which is to open up a batch of packs and then sort the random cards into stacks of teams, or of the same card. Here we are taking a handful of identical cards and dealing them out into stacks that will be the contents of a box.
I built a pair of these 50 slot “mail box” cases. In hindsight, I should have made them only 25 slot. With 252 cards per slot, the total weight when full is about 90 pounds. I built them before I had actual cards, but I could have weighed a stack of cards from my collection.
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