$450 is a bit steep there are artist out there that will paint and hair for around $250- 300 just gotta look.
Tibetan lambs wool is what you want.Yeah, that's what I was thinking. What hair would be the best to use?
That's where we disagree - the thing has cardboard fold lines in the front face. Worst place for them. Looks blinkin' terrible. For me, it's got nothing to do with how sturdy it is But, each to their own. As long as you're happy. . .I really don’t have a problem with the plutonium case being cardboard if I’m honest. Would a hard plastic piece been nice? Sure, but it isn’t as though what we were given is going to crumble to pieces. It’s pretty sturdy and from the shelf you can’t really tell it’s cardboard anyways.
Well as just a piece that’s going to sit on the shelf and kind of in the background it serves its purpose. I get what you’re saying and the complaint though.That's where we disagree - the thing has cardboard fold lines in the front face. Worst place for them. Looks blinkin' terrible. For me, it's got nothing to do with how sturdy it is But, each to their own. As long as you're happy. . .
Yeah, for you it's not an important item. I can understand that, as it's only in the film briefly. For me, it's a key prop (I also collect actual props, so maybe that's why I like it) that represents an important moment - a catalyst - that not only powers the DeLorean, but kicks off Doc's *death. Then without the plutonium in 1955, they need lightning. I just want to give the prop justice and put it front-and-center.Well as just a piece that’s going to sit on the shelf and kind of in the background it serves its purpose. I get what you’re saying and the complaint though.
It's got nothing to do with what it's made of It looks terrible.I know were all fond of taking our favourite Hot Toy figures in the bath with us , Just remember to not take the Plu case in the bath with you.
Yeah tbh I left mine in the box.It's got nothing to do with what it's made of It looks terrible.
There's a demand for replacements, because Corrose had a load of recent orders.Yeah tbh I left mine in the box.
Well it’s important enough that I shelled out the extra money for it. I like having it but it’s just display filler. I dunno I’ve been pretty forgiving of this line even though it could be a lot better.Yeah, for you it's not an important item. I can understand that, as it's only in the film briefly. For me, it's a key prop (I also collect actual props, so maybe that's why I like it) that represents an important moment - a catalyst - that not only powers the DeLorean, but kicks off Doc's *death. Then without the plutonium in 1955, they need lightning. I just want to give the prop justice and put it front-and-center.
My HT DeLorean has been in bits for the last 6 years. I'm finally going to get around to modding it. I now have a resin printer, and access to some very good files, so I can do the time circuits and other parts. I rolled my eyes when I saw that the PTII version now has those lighting up. Anyway, I'm in for some fun times. Just wanted to start with the case and move on to the DeLorean and all its new Raspberry PI electronics.Well it’s important enough that I shelled out the extra money for it. I like having it but it’s just display filler. I dunno I’ve been pretty forgiving of this line even though it could be a lot better.
I love the Back to the Future Trilogy and always wanted figures of it as a kid. When I got into collecting sixth scale I never thought we’d see official figures so having anything from Hot Toys is cool to me.
Just send me the money now to secure your spot. I’llI'd be in with a group for the $450 paint + hair on the bald Doc sculpt.
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