Hot Toys - MMS143 - Spider-Man 3 official specs and pics

[Guinnessfan]

Well, okay... A little last one
before going to sleep:

Wow that's awesome!! Great pics.

 

[Remy]

Well, okay... A little last one
before going to sleep:

Sick picture bro. My current desktop background

 

[RIDDICK]

F___ THIS, I'm sellin' my ____ty collection coz I can't display my figures! Especially like this!!!

Thk u baloo

 

[kajobaldisimo]

Well, okay... A little last one
before going to sleep:

WOWOWEEWA!

 

[Darth Mangler]

WOWOWEEWA!

Wow, I wish I could pose my figures like that. Learning to pose these figures is a process and requires patience.

 

[Maglor]

Hey guys another couple questions about this figure

I'm sure it's been answered, but I just read over quite a few of the pages and couldn't find it

1st - There is a "kink"/bulge beneath the fabric at the bottom of spidey's left shoulder/above the side of his bicep/tricep, almost looks like a shoulder pad - is this normal?

2nd - On the same arm the black under suit has fabric sticking out past the end of his sleeve (ie. the black material is past the peg and just to his hand) - as though there is a lump at the bottom of his sleeve. Is this normal too?

Thanks

Not "normal" but, it seems that most of the figures have the same problem - including mine.

The two problems are directly related. There is a black under-sleeve that is designed to smooth out the joints. The black under-sleeve on yours has slid down the arm a bit. This leaves what appears to be a lump at the shoulder, but it's actually more of a dip down where the sleeve is absent. Like baloo said, you need to massage the under-sleeve up, working through the outer-sleeve. This takes a while but will work with patience. Once the dip/bump at the shoulder is gone the black sleeve will be high enough and it will no longer be sticking out near the wrist.

Well, okay... A little last one
before going to sleep:

Spectacular!


Still amazed that he's balanced like that!

 

[OSCORP]

Get my replacement tomorrow, hope everything is good this time around.

 

[Maglor]

It will be.

 

[vodoun]

And here is miiiiiiiiiiiine:

I'll have to dig out the DVD now.

 

[OSCORP]

It will be.

 

[baloo]

Thank you all, friends!


@ Remy: Glad you like it so much!
I had originally saved it at 1680x1050 to match the screen resolution of my MacBook Pro, but Photobucket has reduced it slightly to 1454x909, I do not know why but this is no big deal.

@ Maglor: ... Mag, do not forget that Spidey is the king of the balance as an amazing Emeritus acrobat he is!

@ vodoun: ... Will you have to dig out deeply?

 

[Butters]

Wow, so many great photos in this thread!

I still need to unpack mine and find a good pose, but this thread is making that task easier.

 

[jedijim3002]

Nice pics.

 

[jayveeeusebio]

Awesome artworks there baloo! Love the pose & the backgrounds you used.

 

[Maglor]

@ Maglor: ... Mag, do not forget that Spidey is the king of the balance as an amazing Emeritus acrobat he is!

Spiderman is a Mormon?

 

[illusion]

Thanks baloo, for the poster pic as well

Not "normal" but, it seems that most of the figures have the same problem - including mine.

The two problems are directly related. There is a black under-sleeve that is designed to smooth out the joints. The black under-sleeve on yours has slid down the arm a bit. This leaves what appears to be a lump at the shoulder, but it's actually more of a dip down where the sleeve is absent. Like baloo said, you need to massage the under-sleeve up, working through the outer-sleeve. This takes a while but will work with patience. Once the dip/bump at the shoulder is gone the black sleeve will be high enough and it will no longer be sticking out near the wrist.




Spectacular!


Still amazed that he's balanced like that!

Great advice, thanks.. saves alot of stress

 

[baloo]

Thanks friends!
For those who might be interested, here is the process (not very hard for who knows playing with Photoshop):

Spiderman is a Mormon?

Haha... Another little linguistic subtlety probably!
Should I have to write it without capitals or choose a synonym such as "accomplished" or "experienced"?

 

[Centrocal]

It kind of looks like Spidey is playing hackey sack. He'd probably be really good at it too

 

[baloo]

... "hackey sack"? What's that?

 

[jedijim3002]

Nice work.