Hot Toys - MMS 117 Terminator 2 Model T-800 spec + hi-res pics
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Hey! Didn't you buy, like, 6 "toad faces"????:
You're not allowed criticise a sculpt at the prototype stage. You're not allowed criticise a sculpt at the 'first few in-hand pics' stage. And apparently you're not allowed criticise a sculpt when you own 5 of it. Go figure.
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If anyone is interested, Im selling my MMS117 Headsculpt with shades. $55 DLVD in the States. PM me if interested.
I can't reach to remember who was... but someone here wrote about the no moving thumb in the endo t2 and for the wrong innatural anatomy and wrong position of this finger..
I did never check about this but for me if true it was unacettable...
sad but true the finger doesn't moving..
So I thought to mod my endo arm and give the articolation and the right position necessary..
I had to admit it not been an easy task , that damn piece is so tiny..but now I am really happy about my modification and I want to share with you...
sorry crap pics... low batteries on camera...
I did never check about this but for me if true it was unacettable...
sad but true the finger doesn't moving..
So I thought to mod my endo arm and give the articolation and the right position necessary..
I had to admit it not been an easy task , that damn piece is so tiny..but now I am really happy about my modification and I want to share with you...
sorry crap pics... low batteries on camera...
That was actually me.
Great work, bud.
Great work, bud.
Everyone is selling and it's making it difficult to get rid of mine.
Joking.
Good luck bud.
That was actually me.
Great work, bud.
And I'm sure I was part of that discussion too. Good mod Shadowfla, thats how it should have been.
^ Yeah, that's makes much more sense. I remember taking it out of the box for the first time and scratching my head over the placement of the thumb.
They just copied the hand from the existing endoskeleton figure which kinda needed to be like that so as to hold a gun I guess. But its clearly anatomically innaccurate.
Ah, okay now it makes more sense to me.
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I bet the prop was too for the camera.
thanks guys but for the most thanks to you a-dev & endosickness because reading your post I am reached to noticed that...
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Everyone is selling and it's making it difficult to get rid of mine.
Joking.
Good luck bud.
Yeah Itll be a tough sale for both of us I fear. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using Tapatalk 2
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It's not anatomically incorrect at all... I'm starting to think there is a slight variation in the way the thumbs were all glued to give you that impression, though. (i.e. some positioned more naturaly than others.)
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You must be the only one who got anatomically accurate endo-hands then.
The thumbs articulate in completely the wrong direction, which the real human thumb is incapable of unless you use the thumb and index finger of your other hand to manually rotate it and even then.....
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You must be the only one who got anatomically accurate endo-hands then.
The thumbs articulate in completely the wrong direction, which the real human thumb is incapable of unless you use the thumb and index finger of your other hand to manually rotate it and even then.....
Don't be facetious...
I think what you're describing has more to do with factory variation more than anatomical impossibility. Being able to grip a gun is also pretty handy feature.
Ah who gives a $h!t anyway. BD T-800 MAN!!!!!
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