I'm amazed there still aren't any on there. Unless most people are just perfectly happy with their Sideshow version and don't see the need.
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If I'm not mistaken, I believe a few chimed in about going the customization route to replace certain components from the figure.
The common denominator for the options boils down to price and how much the character means to the individual collector to pursue such options.
I read one reply stating much $ was spent towards a certain character to get it "perfect". I honestly cannot criticize such dedication. It may come across differently to others, but I personally been down that path so I relate.
It all depends on the collector.
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It's likely "the lesser of two evils" perspective. What was once considered mediocre at best and panned is now considered superior due to a significantly inferior offering where the comparison is very stark.
I've witnessed permutations of this cycle across the 1:6 hobby for all themes/types of 1:6 figures.
This is no different.
A shirt and harness run would be really cool.
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I have done a couple of custom runs in the past. The real issue is getting people to commit. I've had a number of projects fail because people just dont pony up the dough. For Example: My Slimer had over twenty people on the interest list. Half of those never put down a payment or ditched for one reason or another. My custom Sloth from Goonies failed entirely because not a single person on a list of twenty put money down. I was forced to part out the kit to anyone and everyone across the net.
With this being a current release its almost too risky to even attempt it. Ultimately the question comes down to if people are satisfied with the stock figure once its in hand. I'll be doing a Henrietta to test my skills and maybe make my own diorama (if i buy the figure) and if others want one I'll make them available.
With this being a current release its almost too risky to even attempt it. Ultimately the question comes down to if people are satisfied with the stock figure once its in hand. I'll be doing a Henrietta to test my skills and maybe make my own diorama (if i buy the figure) and if others want one I'll make them available.
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@Luisenigma1 has some successful runs that he's done. Luis, you think Iris or Yunsil would be interested in an Ash set?
The harness, I'm not sure who would be able to do that if it were real leather and web belt etc.
The harness, I'm not sure who would be able to do that if it were real leather and web belt etc.
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But here's where things get tricky. Tailor would need a body to tailor the outfit to. Would people be using the stock body or would we be looking at doing a different body and who is the generous soul that will send theirs off to the tailor? During covid. 
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Yeah, theres lots of little complications. People will surely fight over what body works best, torn shirt or not, were the pants this color or that color and so on. I thought I could get a pretty good deal on the clothing, each set running two hundred or less but the tailors slow to respond. Not to knock em but we get into yunsil and iris territory prices are going to skyrocket.
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Yeah for Yunsil shirt/pants set we would be looking at $500+.
Screw using Yunsil or Iris will likely take 3 years to deliver and will cost $300. 
Hnlee could probably do a full clothing set for $150 or a shirt run with harness for around $90 + amazing tailoring, Sonia Santos is another suggestion she's just dome evil Ed for Legio7 there's a fair few alternate tailors. Could even Ask Alex Flippov todo a sculpt + use his tailor.
Hnlee could probably do a full clothing set for $150 or a shirt run with harness for around $90 + amazing tailoring, Sonia Santos is another suggestion she's just dome evil Ed for Legio7 there's a fair few alternate tailors. Could even Ask Alex Flippov todo a sculpt + use his tailor.
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Gustavo is great. He made my leather Holster for my Custom MacReady awhile back.
Beto did those for his run they were so weird looking on the figure. I don't remember them being corduroy.
Yeah I was considering these brown corduroy pants I saw on ebay last week, but ultimately didn't think they would work for Ash. Seemed like they'd probably look too thick on the figure.
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Some things just don't transfer to one sixth scale.
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The trick is, an outfit run for Ash is that the shirt would be torn and Idk if anyone wants to have a full shirt version over the famous torn shirt look. I do know other good artist other then yunsil and iris.
He definitely wore corduroy in the film but I agree with rzeznikk that they don't quite scale properly, the ones on my custom are okay tho, still a little big
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wait is beto still around? As in beto-bot?
I think the issue is the thickness of it and the pattern. You could use that material but realistically you wouldn't be able to make out a pattern like that from far away or at that scale. So you'd either need a really fine tailor or make it in such a way that it implies it's that material without having it be that material if that makes sense.
We could ask Pete's paintworks who made the pants for his amazing custom, they had the right idea and made the pants out of a rougher material, it still doesn't quite imitate corduroy but it at least doesn't look like random brown pants
