Has anyone else had the pegs on the piece that holds the machine gun to his forearm break?
No, mine are loose enough that the guns always fall off. Dont know how anyone could break the pegs...
Has anyone else had the pegs on the piece that holds the machine gun to his forearm break?
Has anyone else had the pegs on the piece that holds the machine gun to his forearm break?
I might give it try. Might.Use 90% rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab. It will not damage the underlying gun-metal color paint. That's what I did to mine.
BOBBY
No, not on mine. The problem my figure has it that the pegs don't hold the Belgian waffles securely as I would like.Has anyone else had the pegs on the piece that holds the machine gun to his forearm break?
The problem my figure has it that the pegs don't hold the Belgian waffles securely as I would like.
Is this figure as heavy as it looks?
I always love it when a big figure also has a lot of heft... it definitely adds to the figure's perceived size, like the T2 Arnold.
Is this figure as heavy as it looks?
I always love it when a big figure also has a lot of heft... it definitely adds to the figure's perceived size, like the T2 Arnold.
I think the Berserker and Falconer predators (same body mold) are heavier figures.Is this figure as heavy as it looks?
I always love it when a big figure also has a lot of heft... it definitely adds to the figure's perceived size, like the T2 Arnold.
If you mean the small black pegs, then yes, one of mine was broken straight out of the box. I haven't bothered to fix it yet, but it'll be a simple lock-tite superglue job for me.
I received Firebird's stickers in the mail yesterday! Haven't had a chance to apply them yet, still debating whether to leave the existing art on the body and just apply the extras, or take off everything and apply the whole sticker set afresh.
I'm a wuss, I know I'll be leaving the originals on. Might try the pencil rubbing trick to dull the new ones up a bit.
But thanks Jim for making these available - like I said, I can't think of a better value-for-money mod in terms of how much these will lift the figure. And thanks for including those instructions!
Just got mine and probably the last figure for a long while...
Main & only complaint is light up eyes... not sure why they chose to use red led instead of white with red lenses... but oh well.
I need to get a set of those decals too.
Great figure, i say grab him while he is still reasonably priced.
M.
True. I turn on the LEDs only during pics, and even then, I have only a few of those pics.The red led eyes are not the best, but I really don't display him with the leds on, so I can live with it.
Thanks buddy.
I've been using a very modest Canon XTi DSLR body and shooting in natural lighting.
I'm hoping to find a Canon 50mm f/1.4 prime lens for cheap.
Outdoors and foliage will always look good because you can get good saturation on the colors and there's plenty of light, especially on a cloudy day. That's the best time to take outdoor pictures. Too much sunlight, however, will overexpose your pictures and you'll lose a lot of details in the objects you're shooting.
With your figures, try mounting your camera on a tripod. If you don't have one, use some textbooks. In terms of lighting, turn the flash off and adjust the shutter speed to stay open longer.
Once you're happy with those pictures, play around with aperture control. Try different f-stops and see what it does to the depth-of-field in your pictures.
If the colors in your picture do not represent the true colors of the objects you're shooting, trying playing around with the white balance control.
Then of course, there's post processing. This can fix some of the errors in your picture but a blurred pic is a blurred pic. So use that tripod.
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