I think Starboost is a must-buy too. It is a great figure and really stands out with the totally different paint scheme.
It’s a slippery slope though...
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I think Starboost is a must-buy too. It is a great figure and really stands out with the totally different paint scheme.
It’s a slippery slope though...
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I think at this point the only other Iron Man I'd want is a diecast Mark 1.
For now though, I'll stick with 4, 46, 50 and 85
For now though, I'll stick with 4, 46, 50 and 85
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I have the 4, 46, 46 Concept (I was drunk) — and pre-ordered the 85.
I recently considered the 50 but sobered up in time.
At this rate I should just find a 47.
(One Iron Man, I said. All I need is one ... LOL)
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drunk shopping on sideshow would be a bad move for me
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drunk shopping on sideshow would be a bad move for me
Lolol hell looking at my PO list I sometimes wonder if I was drunk when I ordered it all. If it did drunk HT shop my entire wishlist would be ordered. Dangerous
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Yes as we’ve all said, the shoulders are due to bad posing. Here look at this
See? Nice and flush
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I dunno if I would call that nice and flush...while it's not gaping and glaring like the other photo, there's still a minor, visible gap.
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Awesome shot...it's photos like this one that makes me go back and forth between this figure. Although, unlike the rest of you who really can't stand the thigh gap, I'm really hung up over the ab cut...
Yeah the initial idea was to represent the true evolution of the iron man's armor, but you know how that goes
Yeah the initial idea was to represent the true evolution of the iron man's armor, but you know how that goes
Just get them all then...like I did. [emoji2369][emoji12]
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I don't doubt I eventually will. The closer you get to all of them the easier it is to convince yourself that you might as well just get that one too.
I don't doubt I eventually will. The closer you get to all of them the easier it is to convince yourself that you might as well just get that one too.
Yeah I got them all other than one or two, but I’ve sold many off over the years. Some I just never liked, or I was running out of space.
The one I’d tell everyone to avoid is Silver Centurion. That one had a VERY flawed wrist. It will break...or don’t ever try to remove the hands.
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Here’s a side by side I took last night as well
Crazy, you haven't got the collar piece attached properly on the MK46. The protruding tab goes in the slot, not rests above it and the whole thing sits much lower and looks better.
Nice pic tho!
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Ah i was looking at that pic earlier and was wondering about that too. Will definitely fix that. Thanks for the heads up!!
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Just a quick one in boring museum pose
Wow, the thigh gap is barely noticeable in this shot!
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drunk shopping on sideshow would be a bad move for me
Drunk shopping online...def do not recommend. I ended up purchasing Ledger Joker 2.0 for $500...
I made a discovery today. I'm not sure if anyone else is aware (the manual doesn't mention it) but the spring-loaded shoulder pad hinges, have the ability to shift outwards, held back by spring tension.
I thought they were fixed to the shoulders, and I was afraid of breaking it, until I took a risk and lifted the arms out to his sides, completely horizontal.
This newfound hinge also allowed me to lift the arms up with the ball joint, and tuck the shoulder pads right in to the body, to narrow his shoulders.
I thought they were fixed to the shoulders, and I was afraid of breaking it, until I took a risk and lifted the arms out to his sides, completely horizontal.
This newfound hinge also allowed me to lift the arms up with the ball joint, and tuck the shoulder pads right in to the body, to narrow his shoulders.
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Jeez, thanks again for that heads up. I suppose with summer on the way, it was time to get rid of the turtle neck
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