Statue 1/3 Prime 1 Studio - Jim Lee - Superman
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played with the cape, i dont know why everyone seems to be so afraid of it, i mean these poses took me less than 10 mins a piece, you can do whatever your imagination comes up with whether its supper complicated or toned way down...thats the beauty of it
sorry for the crappy pics, i need better lighting in this room
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Nice pics!! HAHA people aren't scared of fabric capes, atleast im not but I also don't enjoy fiddling with them at all. My OCD doesn't help matters, cause no matter what I do I think it could look better. Some people just enjoy this sort of thing if you do more power too you, if not well then that's why the sculpted cape version is a good option. It has nothing to do with fear though, in my case, I get absolutely no enjoyment whatsoever out of fiddling with capes or other cloth materials, id rather be spending my sparse free time doing something else.
Are you having a conversation with your self?, lol seriously who you talking too. I don't really care if you are, you can carry on but it did trip me out a bit.
Me personally I love them both to be honest.
Thanks hannibal 10 it charged me $395 just for the shipping it's a big hit but man this is a must have for me.
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You may be able to wait a bit to see if your waitlist converts? Before it sells out at P1. But up to you!
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slynger
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Just because -
prime1collector
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Fantastic work POWER1010 and slynger, so glad to see collectors put in the time and effort to pose these capes properly....
this has solidified my decision to go for the fabric cape (but then again, I'm only getting Superman in the Hush line). for me, it boils down to:
1) fabric is king for numerous epic poses that look more realistic and is ideal for Superman as a standalone piece (albeit with a bit more work involved... about 10 minutes max)
2) sculpted is king for one epic pose and will look better with the Hush Batman which is also sculpted
the way i justify it is, if I am willing to spend big money, and if I have time unbox and setup a statue, i have an extra 10 minutes to futz with a cape.
but then again, i'm no stranger to futzing and thoroughly enjoyed experimenting with the Arkham Knight Batman and Robin:
but you guys have done even better than my Batman attempts with Superman in such a short time, very impressive work
this has solidified my decision to go for the fabric cape (but then again, I'm only getting Superman in the Hush line). for me, it boils down to:
1) fabric is king for numerous epic poses that look more realistic and is ideal for Superman as a standalone piece (albeit with a bit more work involved... about 10 minutes max)
2) sculpted is king for one epic pose and will look better with the Hush Batman which is also sculpted
the way i justify it is, if I am willing to spend big money, and if I have time unbox and setup a statue, i have an extra 10 minutes to futz with a cape.
but then again, i'm no stranger to futzing and thoroughly enjoyed experimenting with the Arkham Knight Batman and Robin:
but you guys have done even better than my Batman attempts with Superman in such a short time, very impressive work
Really love the cape work on your Batman and Robin!
Cool how you can angle the base to kinda cheat when the shelf isn't quite deep enough. Something I'm gonna have to do with these giant Hush bases.
ovp3664
Super Freak
Munited pm sent
prime1collector
Freakzoid
ovp3664
Super Freak
Havent got it yet ! 
Oh my gosh, I love that! I just found a picture from a Christmas in the 80s where I'm playing with the Super Power Hall of Justice.
dw316
Super Freak
Is that the old Superman with the magnetic kryptonite ring that makes him fall if you aim it at his chest? I still have that same figure, haha
no its the super powers superman, when you squeeze his legs together he punches both arms up and down
Nice!!
do you still have it?
Unfortunately no. The only toy I still have from my childhood (for some random reason) is the G.I. Joe Dusty which I recently found in a box of my old stuff.
dw316
Super Freak
no its the super powers superman, when you squeeze his legs together he punches both arms up and down
Cool, the heads look so similar, I remember the blue dots for eyes and the cape that clung around his neck.
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