BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × FOX (2007)
2007, where the Pepsi run began. PEPSI.NEX opened with designs from the Fox catalogue, setting the pattern every later campaign followed: one film studio, one drinks brand, one limited window. To this set.
Promo series · 70%
BE@RBRICK promo series – figures that were never for sale
Between 2007 and 2012 a run of BE@RBRICKs existed in Japan that were never sold in shops: they came attached to drinks bottles. Pepsi, Suntory, Lipton and C.C.Lemon used the figures as a giveaway – to get one, you bought the drink.
Almost all of them were made at 70%, which is 5 cm. That was no accident: small enough to hang from a bottle, large enough to carry a design.
Which is exactly why they are hard to find now. They never had a shelf price, were never reproduced, and resurface only through collections.
The promo sets, in order
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Series overview
BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × Star Wars (2008)
2008, and the best known of the Pepsi campaigns. Helmets and masks carry the small format unusually well – at 5 cm a stormtrooper stays unmistakable where a face would long since be illegible. To this set.
BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × Warner Bros. (2008)
Also 2008, this time from the Warner Bros. catalogue. Two studio campaigns in one year shows how fast the line was running at the time. To this set.
BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × Paramount (2010)
2010, the third major studio in the run. Each campaign lasted only a few weeks, which capped the numbers from the outset. To this set.
BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × ZOZOTOWN (2010)
2010, and the outlier: not a film studio but ZOZOTOWN, Japan’s large online fashion platform. The smallest set in the run, and so the hardest to complete. To this set.
BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × Gundam (2010)
2010, the first Gundam round. Mecha designs are engineered forms – plating, visor, colour division – and so transfer onto an angular body without loss. To this set.
![Bearbrick PEPSI.NEX × Gundam Vol. 2 - 8 CHAR AZNABLE [B] 70% in der Verpackung](https://i0.wp.com/mybearbricks.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/BearbrickPEPSI.NEXxGundamVol.2-8CHARAZNABLE_B_70_inderVerpackung.png?fit=768%2C768&ssl=1)
BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × Gundam Vol. 2 (2011)
2011, the sequel, and the only Pepsi licence to get a second round. The two Gundam sets together form the largest connected group of the promo era. To this set.
![BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × Gundam Vol. 2 – 7 CHAR AZNABLE [A] (70%)](https://i0.wp.com/mybearbricks.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/BearbrickPEPSI.NEXxGundamVol.2-7CHARAZNABLE_A_70_inderVerpackung.png?fit=300%2C300&ssl=1)
![BE@RBRICK PEPSI.NEX × Gundam Vol. 2 – 8 CHAR AZNABLE [B] (70%)](https://i0.wp.com/mybearbricks.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/BearbrickPEPSI.NEXxGundamVol.2-8CHARAZNABLE_B_70_inderVerpackung.png?fit=300%2C300&ssl=1)
BE@RBRICK SUNTORY × Star Wars 3D (2012)
2012, and a change of drinks brand: Suntory rather than Pepsi, and a 3D treatment rather than a flat print. Technically the most involved set of the run. To this set.
BE@RBRICK Lipton × FRED PERRY (2012)
2012, and the most unusual pairing of all: a tea drink and a British fashion label. Fred Perry’s laurel wreath is reduced enough as a graphic to work at 5 cm. To this set.
BE@RBRICK CCLemon × Kinnikuman (2012)
2012, and the close of the promo era. C.C.Lemon brought Kinnikuman, a manga classic – and after that the format ran out. What followed from 2013 were kuji lotteries rather than bottle giveaways. To this set.
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Tracked delivery
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30-day returns
Not happy? Send it back free of charge within 30 days.
Questions and answers
Good to know before you order
Shipping, returns and authenticity at a glance.
Ask our team01When will it leave, and when will it reach me?
Order before 2:00 pm on a weekday, or before 11:00 am on a Saturday, and it goes out with DHL the same day. From there, reckon on 1 to 2 working days inside Germany, 2 to 4 for the rest of the EU, 3 to 5 for the United Kingdom, and 5 to 10 for the USA and Canada. A tracking number reaches you either way, so you can follow the parcel rather than wonder about it.
02What will delivery cost me?
Nothing, on orders from €75 within Germany and to the EU countries we deliver to. Below that the flat rate is €4.90 within Germany and from €7.90 elsewhere in the EU. Orders to the United Kingdom ship for €11.90 and start at €165, and the USA and Canada are priced by parcel weight from €26.49. For those three, customs duty and import tax are settled by us, so nothing further is charged when the parcel arrives. Every rate is listed on our Shipping & Returns page.
03What if it is not what I hoped, or it arrives damaged?
Send it back. You have 30 days, and the return costs you nothing: message us by phone, email or chat and a prepaid DHL label comes back to you. Once the figure reaches us we refund the full purchase price, and that includes whatever you paid for shipping in the first place.
04Does it come with proof that it is genuine?
At 200% and above — 100%+400% sets included — Zaiser Art Gallery issues a separate certificate of authenticity for your records, on top of the manufacturer packaging. We stock nothing but genuine Medicom Toy, and the certificate is how we put that in writing.
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