Ron English x Made by Monsters T-Rex Barney Grin
July 15, 2010 ⋅ Design ⋅ by Eugene Kan ⋅ 57 Views

Made by Monsters and Ron English team-up once again in a continuation of Ron English’ “Grin” series. This time around, the popular children’s character Barney is the focus of a re-appropriation. The figure measures in at 10″ and the release of this colorway will be joined by a ZACPAC JAPAN “REX PISTOL version. For any inquiries shoot an email over to info@garageworksindustries.com.

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  • Elohino

    very funny!

  • Elohino

    very funny!

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  • ReZ

    Release at SDCC by Toy Tokyo.

  • ReZ

    Release at SDCC by Toy Tokyo.

  • ReZ

    Release at SDCC by Toy Tokyo.

  • FredSavage

    Why’s he got two noses??? Something smells weird!

  • FredSavage

    Why’s he got two noses??? Something smells weird!

  • FredSavage

    Why’s he got two noses??? Something smells weird!

  • Conrad

    Flavor has just step into the room !!

  • Conrad

    Flavor has just step into the room !!

  • Conrad

    Flavor has just step into the room !!

  • Dennis the Menace

    I believe the term is “appropriation” … “re-” would be redundant… unless Barney’s been appropriated before? Hope this helped :)

  • Dennis the Menace

    I believe the term is “appropriation” … “re-” would be redundant… unless Barney’s been appropriated before? Hope this helped :)

  • Dennis the Menace

    I believe the term is “appropriation” … “re-” would be redundant… unless Barney’s been appropriated before? Hope this helped :)

  • Dennis the Menace

    Mr. Eugene– I believe the term is “appropriation” … “re-” would be redundant… unless Barney’s been appropriated before?

  • Dennis the Menace

    Mr. Eugene– I believe the term is “appropriation” … “re-” would be redundant… unless Barney’s been appropriated before?

  • Dennis the Menace

    Mr. Eugene– I believe the term is “appropriation” … “re-” would be redundant… unless Barney’s been appropriated before?

  • Jeff

    I want one!!!!

  • Jeff

    I want one!!!!

  • Jeff

    I want one!!!!

  • hmmm

    What’s more interesting; the stupid Barney figure or the comment above (hmm)? Probably the Barney figure.

  • hmmm

    What’s more interesting; the stupid Barney figure or the comment above (hmm)? Probably the Barney figure.

  • hmmm

    What’s more interesting; the stupid Barney figure or the comment above (hmm)? Probably the Barney figure.

  • asiansole

    dope as hell

  • asiansole

    dope as hell

  • asiansole

    dope as hell

  • hmm

    meh. what does this have to do with any of english’s important works? it’s a cheap boring co-opted piece based on weirdly dated american pop culture that has zero relevance in our modern world. It’s almost a tribute to KAWS with his smurf tribute art. Really… who cares or talks about Barney? What a bullshit excuse for a pop-culture toy. Boring Boring Boring

  • hmm

    meh. what does this have to do with any of english’s important works? it’s a cheap boring co-opted piece based on weirdly dated american pop culture that has zero relevance in our modern world. It’s almost a tribute to KAWS with his smurf tribute art. Really… who cares or talks about Barney? What a bullshit excuse for a pop-culture toy. Boring Boring Boring

  • hmm

    meh. what does this have to do with any of english’s important works? it’s a cheap boring co-opted piece based on weirdly dated american pop culture that has zero relevance in our modern world. It’s almost a tribute to KAWS with his smurf tribute art. Really… who cares or talks about Barney? What a bullshit excuse for a pop-culture toy. Boring Boring Boring