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Gotcha. It's just that f-in HT sculpt is permanently ingraved into my retnas lolI’m talking extremely minimal crease here. Not what they did.
Gotcha. It's just that f-in HT sculpt is permanently ingraved into my retnas lolI’m talking extremely minimal crease here. Not what they did.
Eye plate? Like a hole new set of skull testies?It would be smart of Jaxon to offer an eye plate along with these faceplates that is compatible with the 2.0 SERS, no need to develop his own.
For the 2.0 I think the eyes give the worst likeness issue. The mouthplate could be better, but that in combo with the eyes causes the issue for me. Some people have posted shots of the 2.0 where the brow of the cowl casts a heavy shadow on the eyes and it looks great to me. Once those are out of the equation I can see Keaton a bit more.Great comment. So, it's the eye holes that make/break it for you, then?
It would be smart of Jaxon to offer an eye plate along with these faceplates that is compatible with the 2.0 SERS, no need to develop his own. Make it a full package rounded out at 70. Three faceplates, two eye plates.
Huh.For the 2.0 I think the eyes give the worst likeness issue. The mouthplate could be better, but that in combo with the eyes causes the issue for me. Some people have posted shots of the 2.0 where the brow of the cowl casts a heavy shadow on the eyes and it looks great to me. Once those are out of the equation I can see Keaton a bit more.
If they did something similar to the Kilmer Bats it could be easier to do than it seems on the surfaceI believe it's removable but it's being slightly blocked by the connection for the neck post. If you can angle it and push it from the bottom it should work. Though Jaxon would have to do it also to see how if it's feasible to do.
I don't own Kilmer, what's the easy way regarding that particular fig? This is getting confusing afIf they did something similar to the Kilmer Bats it could be easier to do than it seems on the surface
He had moving eyes and removable eye plates. If this eye plate was done similar and you preferred the proposed Jaxon one then removing stock wouldn’t be an issue especially if paint chipped or something cause you’d be replacing it anyway. Damage to the Kilmer one was bad cause you only had the 1 plate.I don't own Kilmer, what's the easy way regarding that particular fig? This is getting confusing af
Be careful swapping out the eyes too, if you decide to.
Mine were fused to the inside of the cowl, and when I used the tool provided to remove the eyes and put the sonar ones in, the “key” on the back of the eye plate broke - making it impossible(?) to change the eyes now.
Thankfully I only want to display him with his regular eyes, but it was a massive bummer.
I concur. If there's anything off maybe it's still a tiny bit idealized in terms of how tight it is on his cheeks. On the Keaton pic it's flaring out a bit more, most visibly on the more brightly lit left side. But the only reason I'm even noticing that is in the hyper-analytical spirit of this thread. Otherwise that sculpt is easily superior to both DX09 and MMS 692/3
Yes to the first, no to the second.You’re contemplating getting rid of Nicholson and the Yunsil suit? Is this the sole reason?
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