Thanks for sharing Josh.
Wow, that place looks packed.
I live 2 hours away and I still haven't gone.![]()
No problem.
It was as is the case with the Marvel booth every year it seems.
Man, you need to get there.
Thanks for sharing Josh.
Wow, that place looks packed.
I live 2 hours away and I still haven't gone.![]()
It's more the abdomen than the chest. I did this mock-up awhile back to show the "fix".
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Yeah, that was pretty cool to see.
Here's a shot I took in 2009.
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The issue I have with the BD one is the colouring. I think the original mkIII is more accurate in that it is more maroon rather than cherry red. The original is not glossy enough though.
I pretty much agree with RollingJ. The original is more accurate to the movie coloring, but it lacks the glossy finish. The BD has a nicer finish (not to mention all the better gimmicks) but is totally incorrect color wise.
Man, I wish I could also go there & witness the Hall of Armors! Congrats Josh, happy for you!![]()
That's why I prefer the non-BD Mark III even if the finish isn't as nice. The color is much more accurate to the first film.
It's a geode actually. The other side of it is all crystalline. My parents bought it in the 70s. I have a few art-things that they bought when they where in their 20s that I now own. That's one of them. I use it for photographs a lot as a rock base. I also use the water pump from a 1979 Datsun Z that my friend gave me a lot.
Has anyone tried applying some sort of gloss coat to the Mark III? I think that could greatly improve it's appearance but I'd be worried about screwing it up.
It's a geode actually.
Has anyone tried applying some sort of gloss coat to the Mark III? I think that could greatly improve it's appearance but I'd be worried about screwing it up.
If your intent is to display in a 'Hall of Armors' setup, use the regular Mk.III.