Ahh fair enough. I stopped paying attention to these new YouTube people as they are all the same. The only 4 figure focused channels I know and subscribe to are Dean Knight, Justin, Iron Logan and posing with Peter.
Do you steam the jacket with it on the figure or remove it? I've also heard of people using small irons to make clothes fit better but dont have any experience with doing it
InArt would be better sending their stuff to Dean rather than Justin. He would do those figures justice with his lighting and posing.Ahh fair enough. I stopped paying attention to these new YouTube people as they are all the same. The only 4 figure focused channels I know and subscribe to are Dean Knight, Justin, Iron Logan and posing with Peter.
And Clipper, but he is retired
Man I wish inart could send their stuff to ClipperKing. But now I’m just wishing for the impossible lol.
I'm having a deja vu - I know I read this exact comment about 10 years ago when the DX11 came out.
I believe weight is 8kg, but due to the box size it’s considered as a 22kg package for shipping. That’s what I understood at the time it was being discussed, could be wrong though.
I also have never done it but I believe you steam it with it on the figure so it drapes nicely and how you want it to and then let it dry in place. Could be wrong
Thats why the premium and deluxe give you two head sculpts dumby
it cant be 22kg i think. 8 kg is more reliable
why its so heavy? what is the only figure box weight?
It’s not actually that heavy most likely. When packages reach a certain (usually larger) size, shipping couriers change from charging based on the actual weight of the item to calculations based on the length, width and height of the packaging. So even if this figure is really only 8kg, there is additional cost due to the larger size of the packaging, which is why Kit mentioned that the volume (LxWxH) weight is 22kg.
aa thank you bro. for example when the figure comes to customs and When the customs weigh it, it will see 8 kg or 22 kg?.It’s not actually that heavy most likely. When packages reach a certain (usually larger) size, shipping couriers change from charging based on the actual weight of the item to calculations based on the length, width and height of the packaging. So even if this figure is really only 8kg, there is additional cost due to the larger size of the packaging, which is why Kit mentioned that the volume (LxWxH) weight is 22kg.
I hope that helps
