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".
Yeah, that was pretty cool to see.
Here's a shot I took in 2009.
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.