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About October 10 - 13, 2013 Javits Center | NYC NYCC is the second largest pop culture convention in America and the only one that takes place in the comic book, publishing, media, and licensing capital of the world -- Gotham City. Our show floor plays host to the latest in comics, graphic novels, anime, manga, video games, toys, movies, and television, our panels give fans a chance to interact with their favorite creators, and our screening rooms feature premieres of films and TV shows months before they hit either big or small screens!Here at Tenacious Toys, our business plan is simple: we only stock products that we really love, and we treat our customers how we'd like to be treated. We are toy aficionados and collectors. We are deeply addicted to urban vinyl and designer toys. We take pride and joy in the work that we do and the selection of toys and other products that we provide for our customers. We are dedicated to competitive pricing, fast and reasonably priced shipping and attentive customer service. Benny is available via email all day, usually 7 days a week. We have a voicemail system (347-223-5869) and we WILL return your calls! Please leave us a message with your name & phone number. You can also tweet us @tenacioustoys or send Benny a message through Facebook, or chat with us on Gmail, Google+ or Facebook. We really try to be reachable for you, and we feel this is what sets us apart from the other toy stores. As a customer, you are extremely important to us. We buy products on the internet frequently, and we recognize the importance of a sense of security and personal customer service when one is purchasing from an online store. WeBy day I work as a motion designer. By night I make customs. I got into doing customs toys in 2010, and what started as a hobby has turned into a lot more. I strive to do things I haven’t seen before. Custom toys are the only medium I’ve been able to look at, see exactly what I want in my head and then create it. My work technique ranges from the extraction of shapes, to threading, to the insertion of toothpicks or blocks. Regardless of the method, I always want my work to stand out. My customs have been shown at NYCC via Toy2R, as well as in several West Cost shows. Some of my pieces have been sold in the New York Kidrobot store, however, if you’re in the market for one of my customs you may want to check out memakestore.com Follow my progress on customs via my Twitter account. @carsoncatlin CCC