Android action figures available from SK Telecom
If you love Android, and are absolutely consumed by Google's open source OS, owning an Android flavored device is not enough. You also need to have some cute little Android toys work of art featuring the green robot. Androski is the skiing character and comes with a set of skis and poles. Put this on your desk, and everyone will know which OS you prefer.
The figures are available in Korea from SK Telecom, which is perfect considering that the assembly instructions are written in Korean. Just looking at the manual might give you a headache, even if you know Korean. After you spend half a day putting the figure together, you have the perfect stand for your Android device.
While the Androski web site doesn't translate into English very well, judging from the pictures on the site and a copy of the box, there are a number of collectible figures in the series including one that would turn your little Android character into a weight-lifter. The box says that the Androski figures are for those 15 years of age or older ("Not interested for children under the age of 15 reads the fractured English on the box) and the cute little figure should be considered a work of art, not a toy according to the company that produces the figures.
source: Androski
The figures are available in Korea from SK Telecom, which is perfect considering that the assembly instructions are written in Korean. Just looking at the manual might give you a headache, even if you know Korean. After you spend half a day putting the figure together, you have the perfect stand for your Android device.
While the Androski web site doesn't translate into English very well, judging from the pictures on the site and a copy of the box, there are a number of collectible figures in the series including one that would turn your little Android character into a weight-lifter. The box says that the Androski figures are for those 15 years of age or older ("Not interested for children under the age of 15 reads the fractured English on the box) and the cute little figure should be considered a work of art, not a toy according to the company that produces the figures.
source: Androski
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