Hot Toys: 1/6 scale Iron man mark III constructible version
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Tauntaun Han
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still shows available for me....
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A few days ago it was available and I went to order it along with the Tony Stark (Arc Reactor Creation) and by the time I finished ordering Stark the MkIII construction version was waitlisted. So I got on the waitlist and it converted a few days later and I was sent an email that they found one for me. But then I looked at the page again just to look at pictures and it also showed up as back in stock.
Anyway, mines on the way, and I am glad its still available now if other people want to get one.
Anyway, mines on the way, and I am glad its still available now if other people want to get one.
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I'm still waiting on mine to get here, but measuring the shelf I was planning to display this on I am only at 14 and 1/2 inches and I think I need like 17 inches of height to display it as is. I have seen others on this thread not use the rod that connects the top and the base together and instead attach the top of the piece the armor hangs from to the bottom of the shelf above; BUT has anyone tried to replace the rod with a shorter rod or a dowel? Any reason that wouldn't that work to make it shorter?
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You can use another rod, but you have to model it to get that shape:
It's the reason why I don't suggest you to cut the stock one, because you will lose the narrow edge. Also consider that the rod is metal, not plastic, so you can't cut it and glue the parts together.
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It's the reason why I don't suggest you to cut the stock one, because you will lose the narrow edge. Also consider that the rod is metal, not plastic, so you can't cut it and glue the parts together.
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Does it have the same shape on both sides of the rod?
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I am abandoning the idea of trying to find or make a shorter rod, so I was wondering if anyone else have come up with a way to hang this from the bottom of a shelf rather than use the rod? I don't have a detolf but the wooden shelf I would prefer to put this on only has 14 1'2 inches of clearance. I am thinking about putting some small screws under the shelf and using some wire to "tie" the top plate the figure hangs from up there.
Anyone had the batteries in and turned it off and it flickers on? I think I'm going to get the ac adapter
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As mentioned by Boba use a Command strip. The two-part 'velcro' style strips are adjustable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ9RZt0_qMk and easier to remove.
I use these for mounting SSDs in computer cases.
I use these for mounting SSDs in computer cases.
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king arts 1/4 scale verion, with phone charger.
pacman9270
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My custom version hanging from a remote controlled working overhead hoist which I made by shredding the original Mark 3 and transplanting the electronics package into my Hybrid Bones/Mark 42.
Wow! Great looking customization!
I assume you're referring to the original base?
I'm not positive but the normal jack size for the bases is 3.5mm x 1.1mm. All of them run off of 3 batteries so you need a 4.5vdc unit and you can find them on ebay for a couple dollars shipped.
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