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Paul.. that is one heck of a job on the sculpt !
Nice set of customs. I take it you wont be buying German desguise Indy, as yours probably looks better than the official one.
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Quick question for people who put Indy onto a True Type body, if you're using the Sideshow hands, what did you do to keep them on, I want to explore the swap but without doing anything, the TT wrist pegs are smaller than the opening in the Sideshow hands.
Ok, so you don't use the HT pegs, you used customized Sideshow pegs in the HT body, I was looking at them thinking of that, but didn't seem like it'd work. I don't care about cutting either, fortunately one area where Sideshow outdoes HT, all their new body figures come with a peg for each hand, so even if I screw up I've got 6 more pegs for Indy.
For a lot of figures, HT hands are fine, but with Indy, I'd like to still use the gloves and fists, they really help the figure feel like Indy for various setups.
He really does look better on the Pro too.
Do you mean on the TrueType?
I think he looks fine on the Pro, my main desire for body swap is him being on a flimsy Pro and in some ways I'd like the TT hip posability better for whipping stances but in terms of physical build, I had no issues with the Pro body.
The neck on mine is ok, it's more his legs, when I took more action-oriented photos with the figure, I'd have to be ready to snap the shot the second I took my hands off the figure from posing it to ensure he didn't fall over, very unstable legs on mine once you take him out of upright stance.
I'm going to see how he looks on slim and narrow shoulder TT's and see what I like best.
How did you get your Belloq jacket to look like that?
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