More Rilakkuma Madness

I was so surprised to see this big package at my front door! I totally didn't expect this until a few more days later, but I guess EMS is the way to go when it comes to shipping. It only took about 3 days!! Anyway, let's get to the contents of the package... a total of 14 plushies and other some stuff the seller included for free! So many plushies... Rilakkuma overload here... But that should conclude my wreckless shopping sprees I hope. Now that I am pretty much done with my collection, well at least just the ones that I really really want, I should be able to cut back on my spendings hahaha... Not! There just seems to be an endless amount of new rilakkuma products being released every month. So I guess I'll never really stop, will I? O yea, back to the contents of the package, I got quite a few rare ones in there, I'll do a review of them later though. The newest plush in there is the large Lawson Korilakkuma and Kiiroitori Picnic Set. I was really looking forward to that one since I preordered that back in February/March? Can't seem to remember, that was too long ago. I believe it was suppose to cost about 3900 yen and I think it's quite worth it since they are posable plushies and they come with lots of super cute accessories. I guess I will do another review once I get to actually opening this set.

Everything that came in my huge package!  Rilakkuma overload!

Rilakkuma Limited Edition Shirts

Wow I can't believe I was able to find these shirts! Special thanks to my hubby ^_^ So these are limited edition rilakkuma t-shirts that were in the San-X booth at international licensing expo 2012 in Las Vegas. I think the tees were made in collaboration with Junk Food clothing. Pretty awesome right? And they are very soft. The quality of the tees are amazing, they are really comfortable. No doubt they will be worn very many times!

Two lovely tees in brand new in original packaging! 

Rilakkuma Nanoblocks

So I finally finished building the nanoblocks! It was pretty easy but time-consuming to build considering there are instructions for exactly what you need to do. It took about 40 minutes for each set, or I just might be very slow... I started building rilakkuma first of course, because he is my favorite hehe, then went on to korilakkuma and kiiroitori. Korilakkuma took a shorter time to build probably cause I already knew how to build rilakkuma. I have to admit though, with the instructions, I could easily just buy regular sized Legos of those colors and build it! But I wouldn't say that I wasted my money buying the kit. It was fun to put together and the nanoblocks really are nano! They are really the tiniest lego-like building blocks I've ever played with.

Hmmm... Maybe I'll buy regular sized Legos and make a non-nano sized version of these... Maybe... But I'll probably be too lazy to count how many pieces exactly... Ehhh...