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Got a suggestion from “Bruce Bane” on OSS about using a tube as a connector. And it actually worked great, sculpt is tight in place. The small tube I used on the figure is on my fingers.

Joshua Geier from OSS FB group shared these… Says he had to mod the a neck connector to make the sculp fit correctly, “trim that down more shallow”.

I only see uncle Bob on the right… The left one might be uncle Joe or someone else…

I took these 2 pics a while ago… Not if the head, but of the neck… might still help

Well… I was able to scratch of a couple of them that I found on the leg and the torso… Came out fairly easily just used the tip of my fingernail with a bit of pressure. Tried the same on the helmet one but those wouldn’t come off… so left it like that… Just mentioning it in case someone is...

Guys, got the figure… As I usually do, I start nitpicking the paint details… There are these small black paint “errors” in a couple of areas of the chest and helmet, like this: I’ve seen people work on the most recent Beskar Mando, repaint it without the chrome getting damaged… But I assume...

Looks good to me! 👍🏼

The proportions of the face look a lot better there, nice work. After that, it’s a matter of preference if you want to keep adding thickness to the lower sides of the connector.

This is how my old 1.0 looked with most of the thickness going to the bottom of the connector The lower area on the sides (green) being thicker than the top area

Yeah, that’s an improvement! If you choose to keep working on it, I’d say this: I perceive the thickness is starting on the red section. It should start and at the same time, be even a bit thicker on the green ara, not above. It can be easily done as long as you warm up the cowl first… (if I...

Sorry, took me a while to find the pics, did the mod a long while ago… So, the neck connector might look quite “rough” here, but it’s perfectly safe, let me explain: First, I took the connector and wrapped it with tons of black duct tape, and then with a stylus I cut out the parts that were not...

I loved my OG release, and generally I’m pleased with this new one. I’d say its HT’s best batfleck in regards to costume details. main issue I’ve had with it, is that the neck isn’t thick enough. I’ve modded mine and think it helps. But seeing some of the custom cowls out there with a well...

Unless it was a factory mistake only on my 2.0, the new suit comes without the zipper on the back, so the process of changing bodies might be a “bit” more complex this time…

I’ve been analyzing my 2.0 and why the cowl tab is covering the symbol… I’ve come to the conclusion that the chest/abs armour has been glued higher on the suit. thats why the seem in the waist is lower (no longer going across the last of the abs armour plates) therefore, everything sits higher...

Sorry mate, had the 1.0 figure, which I sold, but never had the 1.0 base

Got the base out of storage, here are some pics

Got the figure, and I got to say, that (as long as I don’t remove the glasses) it’s a pretty great figure. Still, I’ve commissioned a new Arnie sculpt to replace this one. Hopefully I’ll turn out great.

I just realized…No zipper on the back…😳 I wanted to try and move the body a bit, to see if I could stop the cowl from hiding the symbol… but nope…

Had no space for the base on the cabinet so I put it in storage earlier today… But… paint work wasn’t “top quality”. Armor was shiny, not much detail on the demon’s mouth. The oranges were kinda “meh”…

You can, but then he wont be looking “straight at you”. If you are using the googles that wouldn’t be an issue. that’s why I was trying to get that extra bit of ab articulation, because if I can bend it there in the torso, I can move the cowl up and not hiding the symbol.