Since it'd be super lame for me to give all of my friends and family Muttpop Toys for Christmas, here's a sampling of goodies that I'll be giving as presents...Amanda Visell's Pink Elephant is amazing! Amanda and Munky King really outdid themselves with this one. The articulation is subtle and clever (Drunky's head, elephant's nose, tail and feet). They did an excellent job of capturing Amanda's dry brush technique and the woodblock aesthetic of her custom toys. They even put magnets on all 4 corners of the elephant and Drunky McSkunky's butt to make sure Drunky firmly stays on top of the Elephant. One of my favorites of 2007.Gama-Go Deathbot looked cool in pics but I fell in love when I got my hands on him. The design is perfect for a wood toy. I really like the off color white they painted him in...it gives the toy an older feel. I was tempted to get the rarer Suit version but got the better designed regular edition. He's the perfect size to play with, the wire arms, legs, and neck have limited poseability...but you can get a decent amount of stances from them if you diligently loosen them up.Ghost Land Mini Figures are adorable and affordable. A nice stocking stuffer at $15 a piece that comes in a very attractive tin package. Brian Flynn's designs are super clean and the Japanese produced crystal clear vinyl is beautiful.Pink ElephantDeathbotGhost Land Mini Figures (Pic Stolen from Rotofugi)