Elbo Glass x GZ1 - Otto Dino Vinyl Figure 10 Inch
A Titan of the Designer Toy World
Own a piece of counter-culture history with the Elbo Glass x GZ1 Otto Dino Vinyl Figure. This massive 10-inch collectible is the result of a heavyweight collaboration between two legends: glass master Elbo and street artist GZ1.
The "Otto Dino" character brings a fresh twist to Elbo's classic dinosaur silhouette. Portrayed as a music-loving hipster, this dino is sculpted rocking out with a retro cassette player. The vibrant colors and distinct style blend Elbo's structural genius with GZ1's illustrative flair, creating a centerpiece that demands attention on any shelf.
This is a strictly Limited Edition release. Only 250 units were produced worldwide. To guarantee authenticity, every box is individually hand-numbered by the artist. Whether you collect glass, vinyl toys, or street art, the Otto Dino is a holy grail addition to your display.
Elbo x GZ1 Otto Figure Features
- Major Collaboration: Designed by Elbo Glass and GZ1 (Godez1).
- Limited Run: Strictly limited to 250 pieces worldwide.
- Massive Size: Stands a towering 10 inches tall, making it a true statement piece.
- Authenticated: Each box is hand-numbered to verify its place in the series.
- Premium Vinyl: High-quality vinyl construction with vibrant, fade-resistant colors.
- Detailed Sculpt: Features the "Otto" character with a cassette player and headphones.
What’s Included
- 1x Elbo Glass x GZ1 "Otto Dino" Vinyl Figure (10")
- 1x Hand-Numbered Collector's Box
Frequently Asked Questions: Elbo Vinyl Toys
Is this figure made of glass?
No. While Elbo is famous for his functional glass art, this is a Vinyl Figure (designer toy). It captures the aesthetic of his glass work in a durable, collectible medium.
How do I know which number I got?
The edition number (e.g., 45/250) is hand-written on the packaging box. We cannot guarantee specific numbers as boxes are sealed or distributed randomly.
Who is GZ1?
GZ1 (Godez1) is a renowned graffiti and street artist known for his unique character designs. This collaboration merges his 2D illustrative style with Elbo's 3D sculptural forms.
