Sounded drastic, but it worked!
Check your FB for my latest purchase, it's right up your street!
CHEERS!
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GubernatorFan wrote:Brilliant! Hope it performs well.
Rogerbee wrote:
Sounded drastic, but it worked!
Check your FB for my latest purchase, it's right up your street!
CHEERS!
Stryker2011 wrote:That's an ingenious method, and it seems to have done the job.
Stryker2011 wrote:Wow! What a marked difference that made. Much improved.
Ovy wrote:I always like how it looks like: You totally destroyed it beyond recognition, and in the end of will be perfect again
MerylAkiba wrote:Those MSG parts look pretty good, I might have to get some.
GubernatorFan wrote:And shipments from Japan always seem to take a very very long time (even though now SpeedPack from China seems to be about as bad).
Pontiacivan wrote:Super cool! Excellent joint building, Mega blocs a pretty cheap in the U.S. compared to Legos. Nice to know they are tighter as well. Going to enjoy the progress on this one.
Thanks for sharing man!
Stryker2011 wrote:Half the time... I have no idea what I’m looking at until I see it all back together. Really impressive.
Stryker2011 wrote:I wish I would have paid closer attention in Shop Class. What you devised n these builds absolutely astounds me.
GubernatorFan wrote:Coming along very nicely and impressively -- I think your talents should be appreciated by actual toy/collectible companies and they should hire you to do figure design.
Stryker2011 wrote:That’s a brilliant solution. Allows so much more movement than anything HT has done.
GubernatorFan wrote:This is an often overlooked or unprioritized area of articulation and I think it's great that you have found a good solution for it.
GubernatorFan wrote:I can definitely spot the punisher theme now
Stryker2011 wrote:Yep. There he is!! Nicely done.
MerylAkiba wrote:I'm gonna have to borrow your torso design on one of my broken figures
Rogerbee wrote:
That large screw made me wince a bit! (That's what she said!) It all seems to be coming together nicely. Might finally get a valuation on my figures next week. Maybe, just maybe, when that's all out of the way I might get round to looking into moving, though take that with a large pinch of salt, LOL!
CHEERS!
shovelchop81 wrote:
I always do...I add pepper too! Why do you need you figures valued? You must know the going prices for them don't you? If it's a 'certified' valuer they charge an arm and a leg just to make your figures too expensive to sell and all you end up with is a very expensive certificate! I'm hoping you're just taking them to a local comic/collectables shop for a 2nd opinion? My twin barrelled pistols arrived and I've just written a pictorial review on them along with a video of me shooting them here:
I'm working on the articulation of the armour now (Punisher) but its been one of those days where I just feel clumsy and unproductive, knocked my giant Hasbro Millennium Falcon, a 40" Vader and my Concept Edition HT Boba Fett complete with electric turntable all off the display table with a simple bump of my shoulder looking for something on the floor....
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