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Well then, looks like your lost on the wrong thread. The title does say: Hot Toys Iron Man 'collARTible' Expo In HK" T-Mex

Jesse Lincoln's "Lunch Break" detail shots. T-Mex

Some detail shot of Bernardo Esquivel's custom Iron Man. T-Mex

The best part! T-Mex

“A NASA Astronaut (Lt. R Crusoe ) stranded on a lone planet” as the theme, concept motivated by the movie “Robinson Crusoe on Mars”, and NASA EVA space suit developed by Stark Industries" Another Sideshow piece... Works perfect! T-Mex

Stark Racings' latest creation! Another custom from team "Sideshow". T-Mex

Here re a couple images from the Sideshow Collectibles crew.....WOW!!! Here is an image of Jesse Lincoln's awesome piece. It was designed to represent a heavy construction type work suit. Nice! Bernardo Esquivel's "Blue Thunder" inspired custom. Awesome! More pics coming soon T-Mex

Good catch SCAR. It has been corrected. And I will suggest that SSC penalized Mr. Krentz for that one! LOL! Joking of course. Happy New Year everyone T-Mex

Lets just say I have friends in high places, LOL! Yes, David has been writing the back stories for the Dinosauria line. Personally, I think they are awesome! David's penache for "paleo" story telling is much welcome. T-Mex

Time to visualize..... Here is a little New Years present. This is the accompanying text for the new DINOSAURIA diorama, as described by David Krentz. I can't wait!!! :Last night was the first rain of the season, and a few eager Camarasaurs thought they would get ahead of the rest of the...

Really!? LOL! T-mex

...well it would be cool. Who knows...maybe SS added a bit of articulation. But I have a feeling the delicate nature of the design warrants solid joints. T-mex

Well the Forbidden Zone kit connection isn't really a secret. It was an unlicensed kit, now it is a licensed collectible. But the pic that was shown was of just "Ripley's" face, not the loader. That's what I was referring too. T-mex

Re: Hot Toys Terminator: Salvation-John Connor- spec + hi-res pics That's what happens when a prototype is shown prior to production. In the same way car manufacturers design "Concept Cars". You will never see a production car that resembles it's "concept" exactly. The reality factor sets in...

...eh, that prob wouldn't be the "smart" thing to do. Lets just say...I am not into saying things just to hear myself talk. I usually lurk on the forum, but there are times where I feel I can shed some light on whatever it may be. Weather it is, some Sideshow factoid, or info I have picked up...

It's all about who you know. T-mex

I try...... :lol T-mex

nope...you are thinking of the old "Halcyon" styrene (Brit company) kit. I am pretty sure Tsukuda distributed the kit under their name at one point. Anyway....that kit was much smaller. T-mex

...that's not the SS piece. T-mex

Moving parts = added engineering = production issues = difficulty to mass produce = added cost to the buying public. T-mex