Asmus Toys 1/6: Grishnákh

[SithThundercracker]

Hahahahaha

C-c-c-combo breaker.


BTW, looks fantastic.

 

[Neko]

Looks, uuh... fantastic !!!

 

[jankatana]

Looks supercalifragilisticexpialidocious


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[hoodonit00]

Looks supercalifragilisticexpialidocious


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Oh thanks, now I have that song stuck in my head.

 

[superdoug]

Oh thanks, now I have that song stuck in my head.

Just imagine the orcs singing it. The song will still be stuck in your head but now it will make you smile.

 

[AaronsFigures]

Instant buy good job asmus maybe darken up the paint app on the face would be perfecto

 

[TripleCP]

The body ought to be somewhat disproportionate with shorter legs and longer arms than a regular human body. Fortunately, Grishnakh is all clothed & armored except for his head so no orc-skinned components have to be made. Also, the head & neck joint ought to be such that he would be effectively looking up if posed upright but forward if hunched over.

 

[jankatana]

In the books i suppose grishnakh is a bit ape shaped, but the movie version was just a regular guy hunched over.


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[Neko]

Note that it has rooted hair, and nobody's complaining !

 

[Wor-Gar]

The body ought to be somewhat disproportionate with shorter legs and longer arms than a regular human body. Also, the head & neck joint ought to be such that he would be effectively looking up if posed upright but forward if hunched over.

I don't expect quite that level of anatomy detail.

 

[TripleCP]

Not thinking anything too difficult or extreme. I'm not sure whether Asmus buys their bodies complete (though I think I remember reading that they had started making their own), but it shouldn't be too difficult to select the legs from a shorter figure and the arms of a taller one. For the head/neck joint, the main thing is that it be capable of being posed looking ahead if hunched over (Guritz, for example, could not really be posed like this).

 

[Wor-Gar]

One problem spot for Asmus has been its bodies. There's always an issue -- too tall, too short, something. I don't think they have 'swappable parts' because they don't make hundreds of figures like HT and don't have the reservoir of varying parts.

But I'll just be happy if I can bend the legs into a deep knee-bend pose (including ankles) and it can stand there without falling over. The head I can fix myself and I am certain they will not cut the neck to accommodate an extreme crouch pose.

 

[Sankari]

One problem spot for Asmus has been its bodies. There's always an issue -- too tall, too short, something. I don't think they have 'swappable parts' because they don't make hundreds of figures like HT and don't have the reservoir of varying parts.

But I'll just be happy if I can bend the legs into a deep knee-bend pose (including ankles) and it can stand there without falling over. The head I can fix myself and I am certain they will not cut the neck to accommodate an extreme crouch pose.

Taking into account that Grishnahk was played by an actor, in a convincing , crouched position, I don't think its really necessary for any sort of proper orcish body for him. All we need is articulation, and some fuzzing for realistic poses.

 

[lurpdog101]

yeah. I'm pretty sure they buy their bodies from Kaustic Plastic, as they are incredibly similar to their initial release bodies.

I am happy with the bodies on Aragorn and Saruman, albeit both too short, as those 2 were over 6 feet....I have 2 of the Coo Model tall bodies coming, but not sure yet if I want to risk undressing the figures, as I tend to end up wrecking them!

 

[SithThundercracker]

I am happy with the bodies on Aragorn and Saruman, albeit both too short, as those 2 were over 6 feet....

Aragorn is not over 6 ft. Maybe we can discuss about book Numenor-descendant Aragorn, but Viggo is 1,80m and not really taller than the rest of the fellowship:

 

[lurpdog101]

Aragorn is not over 6 ft. Maybe we can discuss about book Numenor-descendant Aragorn, but Viggo is 1,80m and not really taller than the rest of the fellowship:

"Some time after the publication of the books, Tolkien wrote that he was at least 6 ft 6 in (198 cm) tall"

That was taken from wiki and what I went by. It's pretty common to find that this was Tolkien's take on Aragorn's appearance

 

[SithThundercracker]

"Some time after the publication of the books, Tolkien wrote that he was at least 6 ft 6 in (198 cm) tall"

That was taken from wiki and what I went by. It's pretty common to find that this was Tolkien's take on Aragorn's appearance

And that's my "Maybe we can discuss about book Numenor-descendant Aragorn" point, but these are figures from the movie. I mean, you can have your Aragorn as tall as you want, but you cannot blame Asmus for making him too short.

 

[lurpdog101]

Lol true - the figure is as tall as Viggo. It's only Saruman I would change but like I said I'm happy with the bodies they're using now - they seem to be the best proportionate and look natural unlike some where too bulky shoulders or thighs etc so I'll leave them as is.


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[zombini]

Viggo is 1.8 m and Christopher Lee 1.96 m tall. Yes the ACI Aragorn and the ASMUS Saruman have the same height. What I am wondering about is will the robes used for Saruman be long enough with a longer peg/body? In the movies his boots can barely be seen.

 

[SithThundercracker]

Viggo is 1.8 m and Christopher Lee 1.96 m tall. Yes the ACI Aragorn and the ASMUS Saruman have the same height. What I am wondering about is will the robes used for Saruman be long enough with a longer peg/body? In the movies his boots can barely be seen.

This is my modded (just padded the leg to let the peg floating inside the boot) Saruman next to regular GtW: