Infinite / Kaustic Plastik: Terence Hill as Trinity (They Call Me Trinity) 1:6

Stryker2011 said:

Received notice that my preferred retailer is going to be getting this in shortly.

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dragonsleeper said:

Where? TNS has not sent mine and it’s been a month

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Stryker2011 said:

Was able to get these dioramas together. Just a couple quick shots (and my thoughts). The diorama pieces are all hard plastic, and from the sound, they are also hollow (which, in my opinion is excellent because it drastically reduces the weight). As you can see the lamps actually work (requires 2 AAA batteries not included). Couple things to be aware of if you get these: 1/ No instruction sheets, you basically have to find some things out by trial and error 2/ If anyone's slot that holds the door or the wanted poster in place is as tight as mine: once you put that wanted poster up you may not be able to get it out again without a serious amount of elbow grease, or something to pry it up which could cause damage to the background piece (or both). The inter-changeable arms are awesome. I didn't check the underlying body of Terence yet to see if he can stand unaided, but Bud is a pain in the ass to work with -- extremely weak ankles on that fellow. It was hard to get him to stand up on his own, but I did it. Once pictures were taken, I had to remove him from the diorama and lay him down or risk him face-planting. Overall, I'm pumped to have both of these diorama pieces and the two Trinity fellows. I think they both look great (just wish Bud's body was a little better).

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Stryker2011 said:

Was able to get these dioramas together. Just a couple quick shots (and my thoughts). The diorama pieces are all hard plastic, and from the sound, they are also hollow (which, in my opinion is excellent because it drastically reduces the weight). As you can see the lamps actually work (requires 2 AAA batteries not included). Couple things to be aware of if you get these: 1/ No instruction sheets, you basically have to find some things out by trial and error 2/ If anyone's slot that holds the door or the wanted poster in place is as tight as mine: once you put that wanted poster up you may not be able to get it out again without a serious amount of elbow grease, or something to pry it up which could cause damage to the background piece (or both). The inter-changeable arms are awesome. I didn't check the underlying body of Terence yet to see if he can stand unaided, but Bud is a pain in the ass to work with -- extremely weak ankles on that fellow. It was hard to get him to stand up on his own, but I did it. Once pictures were taken, I had to remove him from the diorama and lay him down or risk him face-planting. Overall, I'm pumped to have both of these diorama pieces and the two Trinity fellows. I think they both look great (just wish Bud's body was a little better).

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Indian Jones said:

Hey @Stryker2011, hope you are well. Love that dio. And figure looks very good overall to me. Do you have any photos of Hill without his top on? I'm interested in using the body for a custom project. I know the biceps are plastic but in videos they seem to match well with the forearms. Also wondering on the chest and waist/ upper torso shape.

Can Hill not stand independently without the magnet base?

Kind thanks

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Stryker2011 said:

Apologies for the late reply. Hill can stand independently without the magnet base (it's a bit of a trick whether on the base or freestanding. Bud on the other hand is a bit tricky to get him to stand regardless (very weak ankle joints -- need to apply plumbers tape to the ball peg to make it tighter, just haven't gotten around to it yet). I have not taken the clothes off of Hill, and don't have plans to. They are extremely tight fitting, and I don't want to mess with that.

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