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They look like nice figures. The clothing looks smart
Big Chief Studios: Peaky Blinders 1/6 figures
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By order of the Peaky Blinders...
Two of the great characters from one of the great TV shows, i had to have the Shelby brothers in my collection.
I just got in Tommy and have Arthur on the way
These are a step up from the last Bond figures i got from BC, with lots to love.
Inigo Gil really knocked it out of the park with a terrific sculpt of Cillian Murphy, scars and all! Paint apps are very nice, maybe not HT level but just as good as most other companies out there.
Tailoring too is a pleasant surprise with some very nice work. The coat is a tad bulky around the collar but with a little work we should be able to get it to sit a little more flush against the shoulders.
Detailing on all the accessories are excellent throughout especially the machine gun. Even the box art is a thing of beauty
My biggest gripe is with the body which has a loose foot peg and floppy neck joint. These are easy fixes but i shouldn't have to.
Some pics...straight from the box
Two of the great characters from one of the great TV shows, i had to have the Shelby brothers in my collection.
I just got in Tommy and have Arthur on the way
These are a step up from the last Bond figures i got from BC, with lots to love.
Inigo Gil really knocked it out of the park with a terrific sculpt of Cillian Murphy, scars and all! Paint apps are very nice, maybe not HT level but just as good as most other companies out there.
Tailoring too is a pleasant surprise with some very nice work. The coat is a tad bulky around the collar but with a little work we should be able to get it to sit a little more flush against the shoulders.
Detailing on all the accessories are excellent throughout especially the machine gun. Even the box art is a thing of beauty
My biggest gripe is with the body which has a loose foot peg and floppy neck joint. These are easy fixes but i shouldn't have to.
Some pics...straight from the box
Given the material they used for the suit, i think they did a pretty good job.
I'm enjoying this figure more than i thought i would. There are lots of different looks and poses to have.
The hat and coat look is iconic, but i'm liking the specs and waistcoat look...
There's some really nice work on the shoulder holster.
The hat and coat look is iconic, but i'm liking the specs and waistcoat look...
There's some really nice work on the shoulder holster.
Some shots under shelf lighting.
It's a shame that the back of the collars on both the jacket and coat weren't a little longer around the neck area. They should come further around and sit lower down on the chest. I put some wire underneath them to help them sit better, but they're still too short looking.
I wish they had included a wee razor blade to slip inside the caps peak. THTOYS included one on their version.
It's a shame that the back of the collars on both the jacket and coat weren't a little longer around the neck area. They should come further around and sit lower down on the chest. I put some wire underneath them to help them sit better, but they're still too short looking.
I wish they had included a wee razor blade to slip inside the caps peak. THTOYS included one on their version.
Cap comparison.
Final pose up on the shelf...until Arthur arrives
Arthur arrived...And it's another superb sculpt by Inigo gil. The paint apps and tailoring are again all very nice...for the most part. And there's some lovely accessories.
My main gripe again is the poor body that BCS use. Floppy neck joint being the main issue.
And it would have been nice if a pocket watch and black gloved hands had also been included with this set. Luckily there's two sets of gloved hands with the Tommy set.
My main gripe again is the poor body that BCS use. Floppy neck joint being the main issue.
And it would have been nice if a pocket watch and black gloved hands had also been included with this set. Luckily there's two sets of gloved hands with the Tommy set.
It's a bit of a head scratcher as to why they used white poppers on the vest. The top one in particular is very noticeable.
I'm not all that keen either on the little studs that are now being used to represent buttons. Kaustic plastik and Sideshow also use them on their clothening. For me they just look cheap and are a step backwards.
BCS used to have nicely realised sculpted buttons on their earlier Dr who figures, which just look nicer and add to the overall realism.
I'm not all that keen either on the little studs that are now being used to represent buttons. Kaustic plastik and Sideshow also use them on their clothening. For me they just look cheap and are a step backwards.
BCS used to have nicely realised sculpted buttons on their earlier Dr who figures, which just look nicer and add to the overall realism.
The detailing on the shoulder holster is excellent and accurate to the one worn by Anderson in the show.
There's some really nice work as well on the two Webley revolvers, especially the .455 with it's clip open barrel that works perfectly.
And i love the beautifully detailed lighter. Possibley the best 1/6 scaled lighter ever! ...makes me long for my chain smoking days
There's some really nice work as well on the two Webley revolvers, especially the .455 with it's clip open barrel that works perfectly.
And i love the beautifully detailed lighter. Possibley the best 1/6 scaled lighter ever! ...makes me long for my chain smoking days
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Both came out great. A shame about that glossy finish to the paint apps, makes them look worse than they probably are.
The sculpts are a tad too glossy alright, but less so under shelf lighting.
I made a few modifications to the figures. Lengthened both the necks and the legs on Arthur. Anderson is a few inches taller than Murphy.
I put some wire under the coat/jacket lapels when needed, as it can help them sit better around the neck.
I think the few mods improve the overall look...
After rewatching the series again i'd love an Inspector Campbell. Wishful thinking i know. Maybe THTOYS might make a version of him
I'm curious to see how their John Shelby turns out, as i'm tempted to pick him up to stand along side his bruvers.
While these figures have their flaws, they are still a nice set and look pretty darn cool on the shelf
I'm curious to see how their John Shelby turns out, as i'm tempted to pick him up to stand along side his bruvers.
While these figures have their flaws, they are still a nice set and look pretty darn cool on the shelf
IIRC, InArt were interested in doing Peaky Blinders but when they contacted the BBC they had already made a deal with Big Chief and BBC didn't want two companies competing over the same license. Would have been nice though.
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