Leroy
Super Freak
Mine should arrive tomorrow. It feels Like its been ages but I cant wait! Hope he's worth it.
Hot Toys - DX13 - T2: T-800 (Battle-Damaged Version) 1/6-scale Collectible Figure
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Leroy
Super Freak
recieved a second battle damaged body out of Hong Kong for the DX13and added aluminium foil behind the bullet holes of the artbox.
So Stolen man, that's a top idea. Hope you don't mind
DarkSpartan062
Super Freak
Hahaha bender! I remember that episode. Loved futurama, one of the best shows of it's kind.
DarkSpartan062
Super Freak
lunaticcrazy
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that's why i post these little things that can be added
go ahead hehehehe... and to all them out there: great pictures i see passing by. for myself i just recieved two pair of extra hands, display base and grenatelauncher. finally i can complete the setup as i wanted it to be. and made a little custom bd arm to put in the T-1000 liquid's hands. here are some more pictures enjoy!!
I'm not even sure what I'm looking at exactly but that's fantastic detail.
-edit- wait that's behind him is it? I think that's the heel of his boot in the bottom corner.
This may be my favourite pic I've taken of this!
Nice crisp shot. I like your lighting too whatever it is.
BazookaJoe
Freaked Out
It kinda looks like the railing the T1000 grabs in the deleted scene
Mr. EcKo
OG Freak
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On the rubbing alcohol front, I got some today. I tried it on an MMS117 endo-arm first with zero apparent effect but I thought I'd give it a go on DX13 aswell, thinking though that it wasn't gonna work, I had perhaps bought the wrong stuff.
However, it certainly is removing paint as the Q-tips are red. I went too hard on the chest though and exposed a black layer, creating a more matte appearance. Not too noticeable but just a warning if anyone is also thinking of doing this to remove excess blood and the bronze-look to the endo parts. Don't rub hard. Better to take off too little than too much.
On the rubbing alcohol front, I got some today. I tried it on an MMS117 endo-arm first with zero apparent effect but I thought I'd give it a go on DX13 aswell, thinking though that it wasn't gonna work, I had perhaps bought the wrong stuff.
However, it certainly is removing paint as the Q-tips are red. I went too hard on the chest though and exposed a black layer, creating a more matte appearance. Not too noticeable but just a warning if anyone is also thinking of doing this to remove excess blood and the bronze-look to the endo parts. Don't rub hard. Better to take off too little than too much.
Mr. EcKo
OG Freak
What percent rubbing alcohol are you using Adev?
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On the rubbing alcohol front, I got some today. I tried it on an MMS117 endo-arm first with zero apparent effect but I thought I'd give it a go on DX13 aswell, thinking though that it wasn't gonna work, I had perhaps bought the wrong stuff.
However, it certainly is removing paint as the Q-tips are red. I went too hard on the chest though and exposed a black layer, creating a more matte appearance. Not too noticeable but just a warning if anyone is also thinking of doing this to remove excess blood and the bronze-look to the endo parts. Don't rub hard. Better to take off too little than too much.
Good thing you have multiples and can experiment
It doesn't say.
I'm wondering should I wait and see if it has any unforeseen side effects before using it on more figures. Do I need to be rinsing this stuff off after use or will just dabbing it with tissue be OK?
Mr. EcKo
OG Freak
I'm not sure. I haven't tried it out yet.
P would know
P would know
I would use a wet cloth and wipe it down afterwards as a precaution.
Yeah maybe.
Still **** all effect on the MMS117 endo-arm. Paint appears to be coming off onto the Q-tip but to look at the arm you wouldn't know it. Still looks as red as ever....
Not overwhelmed by the difference on the DX13. Only with a direct side-by-side comparison can I really tell I've had an effect. Unfortunately natural light was already on its way out when I started this. I'll need to look at it tomorrow.
I didn't wanna open my cabinet so took the shots through the glass and the flash off my camera bounced off the glass and the background, think it turned out well
