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Well, I paid for mine in November 2008.
1/6 Indy Customizations: Image Thread
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Well, I paid for mine in November 2008.
thenammagazine
Super Freak
When did this change from pictures of everyone's awesome Indy customs, to let's continually ^^^^^ about custom pieces we haven't received?!
Logic would say when no one has parts to make their customs.
thenammagazine
Super Freak
Logic would tell me to go whine about it in the appropriate thread, where someone might actually give two ^^^^s or a ^^^^ about your situation.
Logic would tell me to go whine about it in the appropriate thread, where someone might actually give two ^^^^s or a ^^^^ about your situation.
Post a link to that thread and direct them there.
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Someone enquired about the best jacket to buy, someone suggested Sovereigns'. I said that I was still trying on that. The orignial person questioned it may be a long wait and I answered them.
Bingo.
thenammagazine
Super Freak
It's the thread directly below this one in the Indy forum. I think everybody knows where it is, they just want to rant everywhere else. Where the hell are the mods anyway?!
thenammagazine
Super Freak
Where the hell were the mods when we had to endure pages of your political BS rant in the Cobra thread?
Or your irrelevant one-offs? A majority of your posts are just pics because you can't even carry a coherent conversation.
But hey, I guess it's okay with you since you support the people who condoned 911, right? 
FLOSI
Nerf Herder
More Indy, less BS.
thenammagazine
Super Freak
thenammagazine
Super Freak
Keep the one he comes with. It's perfectly fine.
That would be cheaper lol. I cant get it 2 sit right, maybe its the body hes on. Ive got it on my old two face body with the wide shoulders, could that be the problem?
FLOSI
Nerf Herder
In fact some light dry brushing on the corners and seams really can bring a lot out on the SS jacket. It also helps to paint up the straps in the back to match the jacket which to me is a real pet peave.
FLOSI
Nerf Herder
Standard TT is a bit wide IMO. Pick up a narrow shoulder TT.
RJMacReady16
Super Freak
Thought I would share a few pics of this with all of the fellow Indyphiles....
My first attempt at this large of a dio. I'm happy with it, but it certainly could've been better (seeing that one dude's "Death Star Swing dio" makes me hurt all over).
She's not entirely finished yet, but I plan on fixing hooks to the back so I can hang it on the wall. It's 1:6 scale, standing 3' 8", 16" across, and 7.5" deep at it's thickest point.
My first attempt at this large of a dio. I'm happy with it, but it certainly could've been better (seeing that one dude's "Death Star Swing dio" makes me hurt all over).
She's not entirely finished yet, but I plan on fixing hooks to the back so I can hang it on the wall. It's 1:6 scale, standing 3' 8", 16" across, and 7.5" deep at it's thickest point.
I have great admiration for all you guys that take on these large, scale environments for 1/6 figures, they're an amazing accomplishment. Nice work on the bridge, how would you set up figures on that to keep them from taking a tumble, short term they could probably hold on fine, but long term you'd probably want something to keep them in place.
RJMacReady16
Super Freak
Thanks for the + comment.
Well I made the top of the base deep enough to house my Short Round peering over the edge on his knees, so he should be pretty stable. I figure we'll never see a Willie, and I'll probably never get around to making one, so I'm not worried there.
For Indy and Mola Ram, I'll keep them hanging from the bridge. I've reinforced each plank with an extra plank glued to the back for that purpose. Plus, there's enough dangling twine around that I could probably keep their wrists wrapped up well enough that if their hands ever slipped they would hold fast.
The bridge is damn sturdy. Shortly after I finished it, I was moving it around like a premature baby (gross analogy, sorry) but it's built pretty damn solid.
Well I made the top of the base deep enough to house my Short Round peering over the edge on his knees, so he should be pretty stable. I figure we'll never see a Willie, and I'll probably never get around to making one, so I'm not worried there.
For Indy and Mola Ram, I'll keep them hanging from the bridge. I've reinforced each plank with an extra plank glued to the back for that purpose. Plus, there's enough dangling twine around that I could probably keep their wrists wrapped up well enough that if their hands ever slipped they would hold fast.
The bridge is damn sturdy. Shortly after I finished it, I was moving it around like a premature baby (gross analogy, sorry) but it's built pretty damn solid.
Thought I would share a few pics of this with all of the fellow Indyphiles....
My first attempt at this large of a dio. I'm happy with it, but it certainly could've been better (seeing that one dude's "Death Star Swing dio" makes me hurt all over).
She's not entirely finished yet, but I plan on fixing hooks to the back so I can hang it on the wall. It's 1:6 scale, standing 3' 8", 16" across, and 7.5" deep at it's thickest point.
I dunno about better, that looks pretty damn insane, dude. Great work. And one helluva setpiece for your figures. Hanging it on the wall is a terrific idea.
