NEW PRODUCT: VS Toys 1/6 Repairman Costume Tight Fit (Male & Female)

VS Toys 1/6 Repairman Costume Tight Fit
[VST-18XG15A]

Product includes:
Jumpsuit x1
Belt x1
Waist Bag x1
Leg Bag x1
Cord x1
T-shirt x1
Notice: Body, tool box, shoes and gloves not included.
Does not contain figure and tool













VS Toys 1/6 Female Repairman Costume Tight Fit
[VST-18XG15B]

Product includes:
Jumpsuit x1
Belt x1
Waist Bag x1
Leg Bag x1
Cord x1
T-shirt x1
Notice: Body, tool box, shoes and gloves not included.
Free Tank Top On Pre-Orders
Does not contain figure and tool





















#newproduct #male #female #clothing #repairman

When did Arnie ever play a repairman? Oh well. Interesting idea, although I haven't seen repairman overalls with such prominent labeling of "repairman" (not to mention "repairwoman" or "repairperson" which might also be applicable these days).

Pretty cool!

CHEERS!

I wonder how hard it would be to remove the white labeling from these...?

Hate the labelling.  It’s ridiculous.  Why?  Yes, I’m blunt.

There’s a nice high viz coverall that’s part of the VTS Darkzone set.

I should be able to sue these clowns. From the soon to be published short story entitled "Boilergirls"

Boiler girls by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Depends on price whether I get one I guess. Looks nice.

Yours are more authentic, Andrew

You can call You a Repairmen if you repair something. Not if you have a Repair men Label on your overall. Think that will be what my Grandpa said

I'm not sure why they are calling these sets "Tight Fit". They are anything but...
Pretty cool but easy pass for me.

honestly i'm with andy on this. feels like one of his figures, but without weathering/baldness. i do wish these came with zippers, and i'm not sure about the pockets. if this is based on something...

Andy's feel far more realistic than the new commercial sets, which are different in both design (no pockets) and weathering (or lack there of), not to mention the ridiculous labeling.

PitViper wrote:I'm not sure why they are calling these sets "Tight Fit".  They are anything but...
Pretty cool but easy pass for me.

I thought I was alone wondering about the title, cause it's anything but tight indeed

Honestly the tailoring kills it for me, even more than the labelling (which is absolutely ridiculous, I agree too) It makes both figures look goofy, and very vintage toyish... baggy is one thing, that's just very lame tailoring...
And as brilliantly shown by Andy, I can't see a repairman without a strong weathering on his overall they look more like laundrymen than repairmen to me... Love that overworn look you achieved on your figures @Andrew .

OMG, Arnie ! Typical Bodybuilder. That Guy hits the cylinder Head with a Hammer ?

Ephiane wrote:OMG, Arnie ! Typical Bodybuilder. That Guy hits the cylinder Head with a Hammer ?

Maybe he thinks he's Fix-it Felix...

Ephiane wrote:OMG, Arnie ! Typical Bodybuilder. That Guy hits the cylinder Head with a Hammer ?

Well, I didn't want to say anything, but since your broached the subject, I've built a few 1:1 engines over the years and never used a damn claw hammer even once. I understand what they're trying to convey, but someone's ignorance is showing through.