EdwardNashton1
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David Bowie:
:chew "Let's Dance" :chew
Indeed!
Put on your red shoes and dance...
David Bowie:
:chew "Let's Dance" :chew
True types become smaller when you have to connect shoes to them that don't require feet
Eg. Tony Stark shoes that came with the Hot Toys suit.
That could account for the differing heights
THIS IS THE WORST FIGURE EVER CREATED IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSE. NO FIGURE WILL EVER SUCk AS HARD AS THIS ONE! Way to fail HT!
Maybe so, but when you have the Narrow Shoulder TT (or even a normal TT) next to a Slim TT (both with standard feet) the Slim TT is about an inch shorter. Let's put it like this: Most of the people over at ToyWorld have been using Slim TT's to replace their old Medicom bodies. And you know Medicom figures (in general) are way shorter than True Types.
*EDIT
Ok here we go: From YOUR Left to Right - Slim TT, Narrow Shoulder TT & Regular TT
From YOUR Left to Right - Slim TT & Regular TT
From YOUR Left to Right - Narrow Shoulder TT & Slim TT
In this pic^^^ you can see even if the Slim TT had shoes (that the ankle post plugs into) it would still be considerably shorter than a Narrow Shoulder or Regular TT.
What sites are selling the Narrow Shoulder True Type right now?
This is a perfect example of why I dislike the BR head's eyes, to get them looking where they are in this photo you have to tilt his head like this and it looks unnatural, I'm going to love the PERS.
Do you think it'd be possible to put PERS in the BR head.
Man, what a ^^^^ty figure!!
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