On the Dunny

Cory Casciato January 22, 2009 4:00AM

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What’s three inches tall, cute as hell and one of the hottest collectibles on the planet right now? If your answer includes the word Kidrobot, you already know all about the impossibly cool wonders of Dunnies. If not, tonight’s your chance to learn all about it at the Plastic Chapel Dunny Trading Party for the release of the brand-new Ye Olde English series.

“We do a trading party whenever a new Dunny series comes out, because they’re blind-boxed, so you don’t know which one you’re going to get,” says Dea Webb, co-owner of Plastic Chapel. “People come and bring older series, or just buy the new series that’s out and try to get other ones and trade with other people. They can bring anything they want to trade. Even if you’re not a collector, the trading parties are super fun.”

The free party goes from 6 to 8 p.m. at Plastic Chapel, 3109 East Colfax Avenue. For more information, call 303-722-0715 or visit www.plasticchapel.com.
Thu., Jan. 22, 2009

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