it's this right? where to order?

Did a search, not hard to find

Company Website: http://www.e2046.com/

Cibo: http://www.e2046.com/product_info.php?products_id=8389
Sanakan: http://www.e2046.com/product_info.php?products_id=8949

Note: For anyone not familiar with garage kits, they come completely unassembled and unpainted. That company seems to do painted stuff as well. I have yet to actually get one such kit, but I have a feeling these will be my first.

Edit: looking at the picture of Cibo's pieces, it looks like that is a rather advanced kit. So many tubes!

uuuuuurgh, i am good at building but i SUCK at painting!

amazing! But I wonder if they're officially licensed.... it's not a very important point for me, just wondering....

Those look awesomely fun. Aside from doing the eyes I don't think painting them would be too hard. Then again I paint 40K minis

Just placed my order for Sanakan, hope to order Cibo next month (trying to stay on something of a budget). I'm also a tabletop gamer like ShakKen, but as I understand the tool of the trade for garage kits is first and foremost the airbrush rather than a traditional brush. I'm gonna stick with what I know though, I've never been one for perfectly smooth blends and subtle contrast.

I'll post some pictures once I complete the figure, but May is quite a long way off.

You wouldn't get as smooth a result or transitions without an airbrush but I think for a Blame! model the blotchier look of short brush strokes/drybrushing would suit it better.

well not all of us are gifted in the ways of the brush! or pencil for that matter

haHA! they come out on my birthday! It must be a sign!

~orders both~

My friend took these pics in japan.