Thx, I'll try to get better photos this weekend when I have more time.Very cool! - and you did a great job with the photos
Thanks for taking the time to share
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Looks incredible!This ones a bit difficult to photograph well, especially with the fading light and with a phone camera.
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Lots of pieces but still less than the XM, with the box being 1/2 to 1/3 less in size and half the weight.
The head, flames on the bike, engine, chain and headlight are distinctly different colors, hard to tell in the photos.
Is is perfect, I don't know but I like G.R. enough to buy in 1/4 scale twice, and the light-up on this is unreal and pretty bright.
I definitely like the old school chopper on this one a lot more, chain connection is easier (at least for me) on this one over the XM version.
The handle bars are delicate, the left side broke (not sure if it was cracked already) as I was unpacking, so be careful.
I'll repair with a 2-part epoxy that will hold it like it was cemented and it's doesn't light up so not to much to worry about.
Time for Halloween.
That last photo is gorgeousMoved to my work table with 3 different settings on the phone camera, this will at least give you a better idea of lights and color.
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It's pretty cool,
These are super impressive picsMoved to my work table with 3 different settings on the phone camera, this will at least give you a better idea of lights and color.
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It's pretty cool,
Thanks for sharing. Wish I had the space and love for the character as I think this is a very well done statue.
This has the most parts on a statue I've gotten from SSC in a long time, but it all seemed to fit together well. The seam at the base of the chain near his leg is at the back and I never really see it. Just be careful with the head flames, they're pliable but always a good idea to change out the head gently. The "socket" can sometimes be a pain.
