Got mine yesterday. The shoulder gap doesn't bother me. I forgot about it until just now.
But, I will say the figure is underwhelming to me. There just isn't a lot going on. He's big and the gauntlet and HS are great but he feels kind of plain and boring to me. And his size makes it worse. He takes up so much space but doesn't have a lot of visual interest.
I definitely see myself selling him when the Armored Thanos comes out.
EDIT - I wanted to add that he isn't very dynamic either. He can't get into very many poses and bending his arms is out of the question. Doesn't leave a lot to work with.
With a bunch of dremeling around the thumb, and some on the finger they will reach each other.
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Will def need fill a few spots to help it look a bit better, but I think it’s a good start.
It could be reassembled without needing paint. The piece that holds the time stone will cover that gap by the thumb once it’s adjusted too. The places that are dremeled are hard to see as is.
I dont want this taken the wrong way but he was kind of plain looking in the actual film.
I dont want this taken the wrong way but he was kind of plain looking in the actual film.
Just curious, how were you able to remove the gauntlet from the Titan Hero Series Thanos? I've been trying to do the same thing so that I can swap it out with the gauntlet on the EG Thanos because that version has the ugly PowerFX port placed annoyingly on the side of the gauntlet.
Great work. I would love to see more pictures. Thanks for exploring this.
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You beat me to it I'm in the middle of dremeling myself! Been busy lately haven't had much time to finish besides the snapping arm, and I didn't completely finish that!For anyone interested I started pulling the articulated gauntlet apart to see if it can be reworked into a snap:
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The arm is tough to work on. The "skin" is over the frame of the arm. Can't Dremel any damage onto it because it's so soft, can't cut into it because it's way too soft, so I just simply painted it. The glove needs a ton more work. I feel bad destroying it but, hey.Well you did beat me to the burnt arm look, I’ve been thinking about getting a second one to maul the left side up and bury a Stormbreaker in.
I had to forgo the articulation of the fingers this morning, they will be glued stationary:
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What happened to the articulation in the fingers?Well you did beat me to the burnt arm look, I’ve been thinking about getting a second one to maul the left side up and bury a Stormbreaker in.
I had to forgo the articulation of the fingers this morning, they will be glued stationary:
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I put the marvel legend fig in boiling water. The plastic gets very loose. It should come right off with a little tug. And no damage to the paint/structure of the gauntlet
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If they are not able to pull off the snap with the given articulation, can you fabricate something else to hold them into place? Like melting rods of plastic?I’ve been thinking about the damaged arm and how to achieve the right look. Even just painting it seems to get it close.
Also Creg Customs is making a “burnt” gauntlet. You can order through Facebook.
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