JIMT1677
Freaked Out
Just wondering if anyone here has used the TTL 3.0 bodies for Indy customs and what the results were??
Thanks, Jim
Thanks, Jim
1/6 TTL 3.0 figures for good for customs?
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thenammagazine
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TrueTypes are best but there's a bit of work involved and some non-reversible damage to the figures (cutting wrist pegs shorter) to make them work. If you can find a Saturday Toys body, the Sideshow pieces port straight over without mods. Plus, they fit the clothes better too.
Mad Old Lu
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I haven't tried this, but what I like about the TTL bodies is the sculpted neck.
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I'm not entirely sure about the TTL's, they'll probably work fine, but I think the sculpted neck is a tad undersized/thin. Not sure though.
indyfreak26
Super Freak
I used a ttl 3.o for my indy. i really like the overall shape of the body. and the best thing is it's cheap
Rogerbee
Super Freak
I contemplated a TTL for my upcoming bash, but was concerned about neck thickness and overall figure height. Having switched to a narrow TT as a placeholder, I went with an Assassin's Creed Ezio body instead.
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galactiboy
OT Preferist
I used the TTL 3 on mine... the neck is a bit scrawny, but overall I think it works well as a more affordable option.
thenammagazine
Super Freak
I still think the ST-1 body works the best. There're absolutely no mods needed to port him over, the proportions are great, it's the same size as the pro so you don't have to worry about the outfit looking too tight, and it's only about $15.
EVILFACE
Super Freak
Thats a good looking Indy.
galactiboy
OT Preferist
I wanted a slightly taller figure as I wasn't happy with the 5' 9" Indy... not to mention a little extra height helps to balance out the head. The clothes fit well on the body... I thought a bit better than the pro. And the only mods needed were to snip off the ends of the wrist pegs; so not too bad.
Thanks man, I think I'll stick with him rather than drop $250 on the DX version
EVILFACE
Super Freak
I'm getting the dx 
CHUYHA85
Super Freak
The other solution regarding the neck adaptor, you can get a TTL 2.0 and a Hot Toys long neck, the TTL are more affordable and have almost the same amount of articulation as the Hot Toys bodies!
galactiboy
OT Preferist
I'm getting the dx
I'm considering it... but so far not feeling it for the cost.
thenammagazine
Super Freak
I bought 4 TTL bods and they all have the same problem that the Indy pro had. If I tied up the limbs, I'd have marionettes.
I'll need to see some big time improvements before dropping that much on him.
galactiboy
OT Preferist
Hmmm... I've had good luck with the TTL bodies and tight joints. Certainly not as nice as TT; but leagues better than the earlier Pro bodies they replaced.
Which ones did you buy; 1, 2 or 3?
Which ones did you buy; 1, 2 or 3?
EVILFACE
Super Freak
Yea the TTL's are good inexpensive bodies. My suit Cobra Commander and Doc are on one.
thenammagazine
Super Freak
I believe they were the new ones. Picked them up from gijoelite.com
Deckard
Super Freak
TTL is good stuff but not the 3.0, the sculpted neck is too short and thin. 2.0s are good though.
Has anyone picked up the EVO body? I've been considering it and tried to search for reviews on it here on the boards, but every time I do the search times out or I get a PHP error 
EVILFACE
Super Freak
Those are overpriced and fragil.
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