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Not a fan at all of Nu Hu, but good job. Could you not have just modified the existing suit rather than using that single-breasted, though? I mean, he did have a double-breasted jacket on the show.

Re: Another Eagles Dare, dio with custom sculpts. Nice dio! And 'Where Eagles Dare' is certainly a timeless classic. If only there were at least headsculpts of Ingrid Pitt and Ferdy Maine.

I thought I saw everything but this just takes the biscuit. I give my kudos to such worthy figures. The best custom figures I have seen so far too. :horror

I agree, he is certainly the best there is. Lonnie's sculpt was great, but I preferred the expression on the Farrow figure. Out of the three Farrow versions of GBU figures, he is by far the best, followed by Lee Van Cleef (it is a toss-up between Lonnie and Farrow's head for me...though Farrow's...

Can't wait to see it, and I am sure the paintjob is better than I can do (though I did some minor works on a few Franco-ized PE Draculas which came out OK). I have never extended bodies before for the fear that I'd mess them up. The only reason the Dracula I customized is taller is because the...

Pretty great sculpt. And it is worth noting that this Dracula is a 'Dracula Prince of Darkness' figure specifically: I should get round to posting my old Father Sandor kitbash soon! :)

I am sure he looks great. Actually, I should have worded that better, I meant to say that I think Premium Format figures look very wonderful, but I find the size of them to be too big for my liking... I mean I'd hate to only get one or two PF figures, but if I had more than two they'd take up...

Yeah, Steve Thompson actually sculpts some nice busts, especially his 1:1 Dracula headsculpt. I think 1/6 is somewhat new for him, so I am impressed. Hope big companies snap him up rather than just relying on computer printed heads.

It is OK, espeically for the price and I am a fan of William Marshal so I'll deffinitely get it. Hoping for that Vincent Price Presents figure, especially as he is in Regency era fashion.

I believe he stands 21 inches roughly, indeed. Nice figure...but I have always thought that the scale was far too big!

If I get an extra of any of the three Dracula sculpts - preferably the neutral - I'm determined to do this. I think, with the right paint finish, it can be done with something like green stuff (to make the eyelids). Did you modify the head to fit a Sideshow body like I had done? I kindly...

"Please! I need it to be different now. I know I made a promise, but I didn't see this coming. I didn't count on being happy." Great snow-globe!

This figure is great with a bit of customizing. Here is what I did: PE Dracula head inserted onto a classic Sideshow body, with the PE Dracula feet attached to the Sideshow foot pegs. He stands around 12.5" Just after taking these images I modified the coat to be more accurate (only one...

That is pretty interesting. I hope they make Lu Bu and Cao Cao soon!

I remember the Sideshow T-800. In some regards I preferred it because one of my main criticisms of HT is their cold sculpts. That is a small criticism, though, the pricing is something that really is a problem though. Obviously the HT T-800 figure is better as a whole, it costs a hell of a lot...

I missed this. Thanks for this reply. :) Yes, I have no problem with the newer black ninja set. The ''Batleths'' are really stupid, but I can just give them away let alone sell them. :rotfl And yeah, I have been meaning to dye some white ninja. Though arguing about camouflage ninja aside, I am...

I am not sure why they think the majority of us want to buy figures of a stupid actor in a Eurocentric, but enjoyable film. Should have made a figure that accurately represented a samurai, a Japanese man with chonmage hair, rather than making a Tom Cruise! The Victorian figure is good though...

He atleast wore boots like that when he was a gladiator. The boot itself is not too bad, as Romans actually had a type of footwear that did cover the toes, but like a lot of shoes in modern epics, it had a modern sole!

To be fair, this figure is made by a small operation. It is really just a custom figure with a nice box. It'll be hard to get a figure of higher quality made than this on this budget. As it is, the headsculpt is as good as anything HT puts out, it is Lee's Mummy, no doubt about that, because the...

Actually, I believe Lee had one of his two stuntman (can't remember which but both played Mummies in the sequels, one was Eddie Powell but I cannot remember the other man's name) for one scene in 'The Mummy', which I think was him going under water. Christopher Lee rarely used stunt-doubles even...