Hey Patton, I'm not able to do it directly as this site for me is a pain in the a$$ for uploads. If you go to page 2 and page 5 of this thread, there are close up pics of the base with the steel bar. Hope this helps and can't wait to see your endo setup!
Thanks for the idea of putting on an IKEA Lack I'm off to get one tomorrow. Still can't believe how bigger he is than the Cinemaquette which myself did own years back. I used to think that was an amazing statue which it still is, but this thing blows it out of the waterView attachment 500565
Here it is guys. Took nearly an hour and a half to put it together.
So overall impression of this thing.....looks fantastic. The lean is "ok" and does appear it should stay sturdy for quite some time (I hope). I've heard some stories from others of parts not fitting right....fortunately for me, the fit was good with no issues. Will be adding the arm cables soon. Just had to get the thing built first to make sure everything was ok.
The statue does sway a little back and forth if pushed, due to its weight and size. As long as the movement is not in the hip joint or foot pegs (those areas shouldn't be loose, but locked into a fixed position).
Dunno but is this what you asking?
Yea I find warm lightning to be best. Be good to see some pics Dundee of your different lighting and your thoughts
No, it's coming back at the front position and stays there.
There's a video review on YouTube by Haunt of the Collector, at around 6:20 he shakes the statue, that should be the most movement it has.
Anytime! Hope the IKEA lack displayed has worked well for you. This is so much bigger than the old Cinemaquette T-800. Love them both.
Im still waiting on my bloody police shoot out! As soon as I get it will post, hopefully soon. Hope.
