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Re: Brian's Stuff Very nice - love the JAWS one...

I thought it would be much more than that - I still can't afford it though...

One thing I forgot to mention - the LED's I bought were 12 volt so they did not work with the original adapter. I was lucky that I had a few adapters kicking around and had a 12 volt one with similar specs that worked fine. I've been keeping a close eye on it as I'm not very electrically savvy...

I tried SS customer support as well before I started, but they did have any info for me....

Re: Step 1 - remove mask It took a while as I was trying to be careful. I used the Exacto knife all the way around it to break any paint seals - I didn't want it to pull away a big chunk of paint when I separated it. The paint was pretty flaky here so it did do some damage - I painted the...

It was actually just some black furniture paint I had already - some of the black paint around the mask chipped off so I needed to touch it up - used the same stuff on the eye molds. I probably should have gone to a hobby shop for proper paint, but it was late at night. Looked fine when I was...

Ha -I don't think you'd want me to - you can't tell from the pictures, but the bust did come out with some scrapes...

I noticed one of mine looked like that when I took it out, but it wasn't cracked, the black paint was splitting so I painted over it. Wasn't in a visible area though...

Thanks - they certainly did not make it easy...

Very nice work

Comparison Old VS new

Step 7 - Glue the mask back in place Mask glued on and hey – it works.....

Step 5 - adding new LED's back into mask New LED setup in the mask.

Step 4 - wire and test new LEDs Wiring complete – testing out the new LEDS

Step 3 - the new LEDS New LEDS from local store. Old LEDS beside the new ones

More shots of LEDS more pics...

Step 2 - take apart the old LEDS Here are some shots of the old LED mechanism.

Step 1 - remove mask I decided to try and fix it – first step was to take off his mask. I used an Exacto knife and some gentle pressure to pry it forward and take it off.

When I bought my Iron Man MK III bust one eye was dimmer then the other. It was not too bad in the beginning, but within a few weeks it went almost completely off...

Re: NEW OXMOX Life Size Mark XLII Nice pose, nice light effects, but I'm not a big fan of the armor - put a MKIII there and I'm drooling (I wouldn't buy it, but I'd want it….)