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Got a new tracking update..Tomorrow's back on for arrival guys!!
And BTW my fellow freaks.. a Standing Museum pose is the last thing on my list of what I'm planning in terms of pics for you guys!
Got a new tracking update..Tomorrow's back on for arrival guys!!
And BTW my fellow freaks.. a Standing Museum pose is the last thing on my list of what I'm planning in terms of pics for you guys!
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Re: MMS200 - Man of Steel: Superman Collectible Figure
hi Martin i know you only have the best of intentions with regard to the display ability of these figure and movie accuracy,and if im honest im a little disappointed that man of steel supes cant join the rest of the movie superheros past and present with out making them look like his younger brothers ,but there's is a way ,not perfect ill admit ,but im sure it will bring him closer to the scale of hot toys earlier releases ,i posted this on the mego boards earlier today QUOTE=MegoSteve;1095456]I don't care for the height at all. It's just a shame... the likeness and body are really nice, but I'd want to display him with the others, and the way he towers over Russell Crowe ruins things for me.[/QUOTE]
hi steve not sure if you can be bothered with modding a $200 figure but ,if you switch out the ankle pegs on supes to the regular short ones ,it brings him more in line to the early releases ,i couldnt find my needle nosed pliers to do the swich but giving supes his dads boots does the same reduction ,heres supes with the c reeve supes ,not perfect perhaps ,but better i think
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My bad - I went straight from pics to last page
Still appalled and feel for folk who care about this stuff and want to pose them together...
hi Martin i know you only have the best of intentions with regard to the display ability of these figure and movie accuracy,and if im honest im a little disappointed that man of steel supes cant join the rest of the movie superheros past and present with out making them look like his younger brothers ,but there's is a way ,not perfect ill admit ,but im sure it will bring him closer to the scale of hot toys earlier releases ,i posted this on the mego boards earlier today QUOTE=MegoSteve;1095456]I don't care for the height at all. It's just a shame... the likeness and body are really nice, but I'd want to display him with the others, and the way he towers over Russell Crowe ruins things for me.[/QUOTE]
hi steve not sure if you can be bothered with modding a $200 figure but ,if you switch out the ankle pegs on supes to the regular short ones ,it brings him more in line to the early releases ,i couldnt find my needle nosed pliers to do the swich but giving supes his dads boots does the same reduction ,heres supes with the c reeve supes ,not perfect perhaps ,but better i think
Re: MMS200 - Man of Steel: Superman Collectible Figure
hi steve not sure if you can be bothered with modding a $200 figure but ,if you switch out the ankle pegs on supes to the regular short ones ,it brings him more in line to the early releases ,i couldnt find my needle nosed pliers to do the swich but giving supes his dads boots does the same reduction ,heres supes with the c reeve supes ,not perfect perhaps ,but better i think
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I have to ask Libby will shorter pegs work for the Superman boots. And when you removed your boots did that screw up the outfit in anyway?
hi steve not sure if you can be bothered with modding a $200 figure but ,if you switch out the ankle pegs on supes to the regular short ones ,it brings him more in line to the early releases ,i couldnt find my needle nosed pliers to do the swich but giving supes his dads boots does the same reduction ,heres supes with the c reeve supes ,not perfect perhaps ,but better i think
I have to ask Libby will shorter pegs work for the Superman boots. And when you removed your boots did that screw up the outfit in anyway?
Re: MMS200 - Man of Steel: Superman Collectible Figure
that would be awesome. though I don't think i would actually buy itSomeone needs to make a diorama for Supermans suit like this:
If you remember it so well then you'd know he wasn't mad at that point.
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heres the original post i made here earlier today ,yes the ankle pegs on mos supes are the long type and jor els are rhe regular shorter type and the are interchangeable ,but the damage to the suit was caused in part by the tight sewing of the suit and the clear rings that are attached to the suit and ankles ,to keep the suit taught and stop the legs of the suit riding up ,and my lack of care switching them out ,the knee came out when i was taking a boot off and i think thats what busted the stitching ,please be careful if you opt to do the mod ,
yeah your right ,ill get over it lol ,anyway ,i still cant find my pliers so i thought id try supes with his dads boots on ,jor el has regular ankle pegs,ive tried to show the length difference by picturing 1 boot of each on supes ,and a sole to sole comparison ,that looks like a different scale when you compare the foot size ,not sure if it works ,you decide ,as a consequence of this i found out that the suit is held in place ,to stop it riding up and keep it taught and looking non baggy ,by a clear plastic ring on the bottom of the suit and ankle of the figure not sure the pic shows it ,but it is there ,sadly i also found out the stitching is so tight ,well it would have to be to fit so well ,that the stiches break easily ,well they did on mine anyway ,so please be careful if your going to try the peg switch
heres the original post i made here earlier today ,yes the ankle pegs on mos supes are the long type and jor els are rhe regular shorter type and the are interchangeable ,but the damage to the suit was caused in part by the tight sewing of the suit and the clear rings that are attached to the suit and ankles ,to keep the suit taught and stop the legs of the suit riding up ,and my lack of care switching them out ,the knee came out when i was taking a boot off and i think thats what busted the stitching ,please be careful if you opt to do the mod ,
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Re: MMS200 - Man of Steel: Superman Collectible Figure
Love your work User. I'm keeping my eye on your posts so I can recreate the heat vision as well. I ordered one of the headplay heads for that purpose alone.
As far as the heat vision in the movie goes, I'm sure this belongs in the movie discussion section, but he did seem to use it more out of anger as a defense mechanism. That bring said there weren't many scenes that he had an opportunity to do otherwise.
First time, chronologically, is at school as a kid when he heated up the door knob out of anger. Though it did not look like a straight beam or lava vision like it does later. More of a microwave vision.
I'm guessing the same applied when he used it to cauterize Lois. Pretty sure a lava or sun flare vision blast to the abdomen would leave Lois in cinders. He seemed to be able to control it very well for different purposes. Zod looked like it was just unleashed from his anger. No control. Pure hate.
When Kal used it to cut the girder in half it seemed very controlled as well. Even though it was a tense moment he seemed pretty level headed and able to focus. Not just pure chaos and anger to make it work.
Dunno. That's just what I saw anyway.
Love your work User. I'm keeping my eye on your posts so I can recreate the heat vision as well. I ordered one of the headplay heads for that purpose alone.
As far as the heat vision in the movie goes, I'm sure this belongs in the movie discussion section, but he did seem to use it more out of anger as a defense mechanism. That bring said there weren't many scenes that he had an opportunity to do otherwise.
First time, chronologically, is at school as a kid when he heated up the door knob out of anger. Though it did not look like a straight beam or lava vision like it does later. More of a microwave vision.
I'm guessing the same applied when he used it to cauterize Lois. Pretty sure a lava or sun flare vision blast to the abdomen would leave Lois in cinders. He seemed to be able to control it very well for different purposes. Zod looked like it was just unleashed from his anger. No control. Pure hate.
When Kal used it to cut the girder in half it seemed very controlled as well. Even though it was a tense moment he seemed pretty level headed and able to focus. Not just pure chaos and anger to make it work.
Dunno. That's just what I saw anyway.
Re: MMS200 - Man of Steel: Superman Collectible Figure
Looks like I created a monster on this topic in the wrong thread
Looks like I created a monster on this topic in the wrong thread
Re: MMS200 - Man of Steel: Superman Collectible Figure
Thanks for this post Libby.. I think I'll pass on the mod then, not worth jacking up the stitching just to get him in scale with the others
Thanks for this post Libby.. I think I'll pass on the mod then, not worth jacking up the stitching just to get him in scale with the others
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I had originally planed to display Supes with my DX12 before the Superman/Batman movie announcement, so I would have been pissed that Superman is so much bigger that they wouldn't look right together. But now, as long as Superman fits in with the other Man of Steel figures, I will be okay with his size, even if I am still disappointed. After all, I should have the World's Finest display I want so much after the next movie comes out; might even be able to get a Trinity display going if we are lucky enough to get more then a cameo out of Gal Gardot's Wonder Woman.
I had originally planed to display Supes with my DX12 before the Superman/Batman movie announcement, so I would have been pissed that Superman is so much bigger that they wouldn't look right together. But now, as long as Superman fits in with the other Man of Steel figures, I will be okay with his size, even if I am still disappointed. After all, I should have the World's Finest display I want so much after the next movie comes out; might even be able to get a Trinity display going if we are lucky enough to get more then a cameo out of Gal Gardot's Wonder Woman.
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Cool pics!
Sweet! Looking forward to them! You never disappoint with your posing!
The fig is great fun for posing.wouldn't mess around with the length of the legs too much cause his body is massive compared to any other body.
Cool pics!
Got a new tracking update..Tomorrow's back on for arrival guys!!
And BTW my fellow freaks.. a Standing Museum pose is the last thing on my list of what I'm planning in terms of pics for you guys!
Sweet! Looking forward to them! You never disappoint with your posing!
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It's interesting that people want to pose Supes with the DX12 for inspiration for the Superman vs Batman film.
Too bad this is a weird idea IMO
1. The film is 2 years away
2. Different Batman, different actor
3. Most likely going to be a different or new Batman suit made for the film
4. Supes is a bigger scaled figure (Which I think is irrelevant )
I had originally planed to display Supes with my DX12 before the Superman/Batman movie announcement, so I would have been pissed that Superman is so much bigger that they wouldn't look right together. But now, as long as Superman fits in with the other Man of Steel figures, I will be okay with his size, even if I am still disappointed. After all, I should have the World's Finest display I want so much after the next movie comes out; might even be able to get a Trinity display going if we are lucky enough to get more then a cameo out of Gal Gardot's Wonder Woman.
It's interesting that people want to pose Supes with the DX12 for inspiration for the Superman vs Batman film.
Too bad this is a weird idea IMO
1. The film is 2 years away
2. Different Batman, different actor
3. Most likely going to be a different or new Batman suit made for the film
4. Supes is a bigger scaled figure (Which I think is irrelevant )
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Can't believe how awesome he looks. January can't come soon enough to get this guy
Can't believe how awesome he looks. January can't come soon enough to get this guy
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nothing wrong with that..Anyways, I never considered Bale to be considered a big guy to begin with.
I can live with this scale difference
Here is one I found.
nothing wrong with that..Anyways, I never considered Bale to be considered a big guy to begin with.
I can live with this scale difference
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It's hard to tell if this would be accurate. Reeve was a giant, but Cavill is built like a tank in that suit. I think Cavill would look a lot bigger next to Reeve.
Corrected.
It's hard to tell if this would be accurate. Reeve was a giant, but Cavill is built like a tank in that suit. I think Cavill would look a lot bigger next to Reeve.
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He might if he was turned straight ahead, from the side, I can tell cavils shoulders and biceps dwarf reeve's
But the height seems to be right
It's hard to tell if this would be accurate. Reeve was a giant, but Cavill is built like a tank in that suit. I think Cavill would look a lot bigger next to Reeve.
He might if he was turned straight ahead, from the side, I can tell cavils shoulders and biceps dwarf reeve's
But the height seems to be right
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