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Really?
The popcorn meme is not allowed?
I honestly didn't know/forgot.
Understood.
Yes.
Now you know/are reminded.
Good.
Yes.--
Really?
The popcorn meme is not allowed?
I honestly didn't know/forgot.
Understood.
--Yes.
Yes.
Now you know/are reminded.
Good.
Looks Solid. Do you think this sculpt would look good on the sideshow figure? Anyone try it yet?Took some time this weekend to mess with Ash. As far away as possible about being happy with how Asmus handled all of this, but I figured I'd make the best out of a bad situation. (Apologies for the less than stellar cell phone pictures.)
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I’m a “Happy Buyer” but I’d like to try painting the scrapes on. Never did anything like it before so I’m likely going to practice on some dummy stuff first and maybe get some pointers hopefully. But still happy with it mostlyNo argument there. The fact that many in the hobby look at these final stock figures as a partially filled canvases for their own creative expression no doubt contributes to the lack of accountability by the companies producing them. The hobby very well might suck. Addictive tho...
On a related note, quick straw poll: Who is still sticking around here?
1. Angry non-buyer, still venting frustrations
2. Begrudgingly bitter buyer who isn't happy, but won't back out (non-customizer)
3. Happy buyer (non-customizer)
4. Customizer who definitely wants it, but is bitter about the work necessary to 'fix it'
5. Happy buyer, eager to get to customizing because that is the fun part.
All I wanted to do was see some progress photos, instead I walk into “old man yells at cloud” moment. This thread never ceases to amaze me lolThis thread is getting a bit too weird for me. Lol
--Thanks! I'm taking all my hatred of asmus inaccuracies out on this diorama. lmao
I plan on getting my sculpt rooted as I think that will add to the look.Time to see if I can resculpt Ash's hair ! See Yas in a month ! PS I can't sculpt
Very excited to see that !I plan on getting my sculpt rooted as I think that will add to the look.
Yeah I contacted Shane Poole about it so hopefully he gets back to me and we can make an arrangement.Very excited to see that !
I gotta say, I am relatively pleased with the Asmus sculpt. I do think the hair could be better, and the paint isn't the best I've ever seen, but I think it captures the essence of Ash well. I'd be interested to see it on the Sideshow body as well, because I was never really a big fan of that sculpt, a touch to cartoony for me.Looks Solid. Do you think this sculpt would look good on the sideshow figure? Anyone try it yet?
Oh man. Thats like 2 weeks. Maybe that's why they have not responded at all to my emails and DMs. Looks like it's gonna be a while. It sucks but I guess that gives me more time to acquire the items I need to build Deadite Ash. That wasn't my initial plan but after seeing others attempts I'm gonna go make my own. Thanks for the response.here, but I was told they’ll be sending it after the Chinese New Year holidays
I guess I'd be #5. I'm hyped and can't wait to get that shipping notification. Now, that's not the same standard I expect from others, nor care how they feel about a certain product. It also doesn't mean I buy up any old thing to come out because I know I'll modify it. In fact my collecting of 1/6 has slowed considerably the past 5 or 6 years. I wasn't sure about this release at all until my two biggest concerns were alleviated. I'll also add that I highly doubt that us customizers have some huge affect on the market as far as buying crap figures we know we can fix, thus sending a message to whatever company that they can release any half a**** product. To me at least it seems we're in the minority. Most people buy figures to unbox and display. If they "modify" anything it might be to buy a new cape for Batman or something similar. Most people aren't willing to paint, re-tool, and customize their own parts, I reckon.No argument there. The fact that many in the hobby look at these final stock figures as a partially filled canvases for their own creative expression no doubt contributes to the lack of accountability by the companies producing them. The hobby very well might suck. Addictive tho...
On a related note, quick straw poll: Who is still sticking around here?
1. Angry non-buyer, still venting frustrations
2. Begrudgingly bitter buyer who isn't happy, but won't back out (non-customizer)
3. Happy buyer (non-customizer)
4. Customizer who definitely wants it, but is bitter about the work necessary to 'fix it'
5. Happy buyer, eager to get to customizing because that is the fun part.
As an owner of the "luxury" I score this around 80%.
Disappointed by the fixed torso and other things. There are legit issues and false issues like pants not fitting spoiler alert, they do fit.
It's also a matter of perspective. I mainly collect statues and custom lifesize busts in the +2-3k range. My annual salary is +250k usd and I am fortunate to have the disposable income that can support my purchases. I don't volunteer this info to brag or create a divide, but to illustrate some perspective. A 350 dollar figure does not impact me the same as some who have to save and budget, therefore it's eaiser to look beyond issues same as those who collect NECA do. They rationalize that a 25 dollar NECA is affordable and decent for the price and didn't break their bank. Well, a 350 dollar figure has the impact on my take home to dollar spent ratio. I am not excusing it, justifying it or anything, but from my perspective, I am not upset about the money I paid. So don't come down on someone like me who bought it, can afford it and enjoys it. If this had broke my budget and or I had to save diligently to buy it and then the quality was not proportionate to my financial sacrifice, I would be upset. But guess what, for me I was like " hmm, it could have been better but I love Ash and this is good enough for the economic impact it had on me" I have every much a right to my opinions as anyone else.
This is kinda heartbreaking…I wish Asmus had produced a figure that was worthy of your diorama…Thanks! I'm taking all my hatred of asmus inaccuracies out on this diorama. lmao
Get yourself a set of pastels in a wide color range. You can shave a bit off into a powder with a hobby knife/razorblade and lightly color the nipple (applied with small brush or pointed cotton swab- not the kind for your ears). it will look more natural than paint. A good pastel with high pigmentation will stain most plastics and rubber so no real need to seal it. If you do want to seal it, i spritz of hairspray does the job.
EDIT: Vallejo makes/sells jars of pigment. Great for weathering etc. Those work great to stain nipples but it is way more cost effective to just scrape a pastel stick and make your own powder.
1/6th scale nipple pigmentation......................now THAT'S a hobby!
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