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[Royce12]

Hey.. look who made a video! First time shooting one so I picked something VERY SIMPLE to focus on. Feedback is welcome.. as long as it's good! lol

 

[Brainiac]

Hey.. look who made a video! First time shooting one so I picked something VERY SIMPLE to focus on. Feedback is welcome.. as long as it's good! lol

awesome.........

 

[Royce12]

And the first response is... Good! Thanks Brainiac!!


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[Brainiac]

And the first response is... Good! Thanks Brainiac!!


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no worries, great video.... and it does come off well on camera and I can see the difference... thanks to the 1080p option which I love when thats available

 

[nightsurf]

I just got my iron patriot yesterday. definitely a great figure
I have a very noob question though.... after I extend his leg down by pressing the button on his back, how do I put his leg back up?
anyone here can help me? much appriciated

 

[Royce12]

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You should be able to just push them back up into position..


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[K1NG J0RDAN]

I love this figure. Can't wait for Mk42

 

[Brainiac]

I love this figure. Can't wait for Mk42

 

[Mr Walker]

Predator1221, I agree that my statement should not be generalized as not all diecast haters hate diecast for the sole reason that they have invested too much on plastic already but I know for sure that some hate diecast for his main reason.

I don't know where this bizarre fantasy comes from.

The only thing I care about is that it looks good on a shelf. Plastic gives crisper details and requires less prep work to get a good finish on. But then, we all know that HT is all about that quality control.... ROFLMAO!

 

[Brainiac]

I don't know where this bizarre fantasy comes from.

The only thing I care about is that it looks good on a shelf. Plastic gives crisper details and requires less prep work to get a good finish on. But then, we all know that HT is all about that quality control.... ROFLMAO!

 

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

I don't know where this bizarre fantasy comes from.

The only thing I care about is that it looks good on a shelf. Plastic gives crisper details and requires less prep work to get a good finish on

Uh, what prep work? You take it out of the box and slap it on a stand.

 

[Brainiac]

Uh, what prep work? You take it out of the box and slap it on a stand.

No I think he meant when making the figure

 

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

No I think he meant when making the figure

He's making the figures now?

 

[Brainiac]

He's making the figures now?

no I mean I think he meant that it takes a longer time for Hot Toys to produce the Diecasts

 

[Mr Walker]

Uh, what prep work? You take it out of the box and slap it on a stand.

Ah, to be so young and naive again....

 

[Mr Walker]

no I mean I think he meant that it takes a longer time for Hot Toys to produce the Diecasts

Not time as such, prep work.

 

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

Ah, to be so young and naive again....

I've read enough of your inane diatribes on Diecast to know who the naive one here is.

Plastic Heartbreaker and Silver Cent went up for PO before both Diecast WM Mk2 and IP figs, yet the Diecasts were completed and shipped first.

 

[Brainiac]

Not time as such, prep work.

I get ya!

 

[Brainiac]

I've read enough of your inane diatribes on Diecast to know who the naive one here is.

Plastic Heartbreaker and Silver Cent went up for PO before both Diecast WM Mk2 and IP figs, yet the Diecasts were completed and shipped first.

 

[Predator1221]

Ah, to be so young and naive again....

Far to much time is wasted on these threads clarifying what should be obvious. Then fragile egos take hold and we get no where. Just because we all still play with toys doesn't mean we still have to act like children.