CrystalSkull
Just a little freaky
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If Sideshow did a second chance for this figure would these problems be resolved or would it be unchanged (this includes paint)?
If Sideshow did a second chance for this figure would these problems be resolved or would it be unchanged (this includes paint)?
Second Chance just means that it was once sold out but they've gone through inventory and have a fair number still around and what once was sold out is now available again, you have a second chance to buy it, but nothing is done to the pieces, they're exactly the same as the rest.
Thanks! I have one more question though: if I bought mine off of eBay and for example, he came with a ripped shirt, would I still be able to replace it?
Thanks! I have one more question though: if I bought mine off of eBay and for example, he came with a ripped shirt, would I still be able to replace it?
Chalk and weathering dust are working to good effect, so far. Also, I've found that a high-grit sanding pad is producing some nice results as well. Different than the sand-paper technique we're used to, but it just might work.
Too bad the wrists and feet aren't like the TrueType, for the shoulders I'd love to put HT Jack Sparrow onto a Pro instead of the TT.
Got mine yesterday but haven't opened it. I'm gonna give it to a bigger Indy fan than I for X-Mas.
Anyone know if the regular is still available anywhere?
I've been attempting weathering with sandpaper and paint, and I'm pretty happy with the results.
I agree that the jacket is underrated. Every jacket in the past from customs and McCoy and Relic Hunter have been far too thick - in the film it's a pretty thin, flexible jacket and hangs on Ford more like a windbreaker than a leather jacket. They got that right.
I've been attempting weathering with sandpaper and paint, and I'm pretty happy with the results.
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