Hot Toys - MMS113 - Blade II - 1/6th scale BLADE Ltd Ed spec + pics
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jye4ever
Broke and happy
Why is God Dog spelled backwards, why screw the Cats.
Why is there FUN in Funeral
Why why why
Why is there FUN in Funeral
Why why why
Skiman
Super Freak
Why is God Dog spelled backwards, why screw the Cats.
Why is there FUN in Funeral
Why why why
Its spreading!!!11!1
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Nerf Herder
God put mine on ebay
PM Evilface... he can hook you up with Blade decals for the Prison Break stand if money is an issue.... Of course that might still run you 6-10 bucks.
Skiman
Super Freak
"Howdy neighbors........, coke'n'whores!!!!"
darkchewi
Just a little freaky
blade it's my favorite HT...
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Nerf Herder
Skiman
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jye4ever
Broke and happy
I much prefer pepsi 'n' whores
but not in that order
but not in that order
This figure is truly a work of art. My fave HT after the Mark 1.
And I find he's very stable in a variety of poses.
Stands are for *******. Unless you want a flying pose...
And I find he's very stable in a variety of poses.
Stands are for *******. Unless you want a flying pose...
..o and welcome 2 the fourm Gully
FLOSI
Nerf Herder
Is there anyone cooler than Ernie Borgnine?
Dutch in The Wild Bunch?
The General in The Dirty Dozen?
Shack in Emperor Of The North Pole?
Cabby in Escape From New York?
And he's confessed at 92 to be an inveterate double-fisted white-knuckled pole whacker. The secret to a long life...
Anyway, the Blade II figure is so well engineered within his costume that I find his posability is barely limited by the fabric. The trenchcoat limits movement to an extent, obviously, but the true type beneath is barely limited. He's great in kneeling and crouching poses which are so stable that the stand just isn't necessary.
Even standing, I find that he's very solid. But I pose the Mark I without a stand, which would qualify me as insane around these parts. I also don't nitpick over the freckle placement on facesculpts, so I'm a double heathen.
Thanks for the note of welcome, Calcifer. Miyazaki rocks!
Dutch in The Wild Bunch?
The General in The Dirty Dozen?
Shack in Emperor Of The North Pole?
Cabby in Escape From New York?
And he's confessed at 92 to be an inveterate double-fisted white-knuckled pole whacker. The secret to a long life...
Anyway, the Blade II figure is so well engineered within his costume that I find his posability is barely limited by the fabric. The trenchcoat limits movement to an extent, obviously, but the true type beneath is barely limited. He's great in kneeling and crouching poses which are so stable that the stand just isn't necessary.
Even standing, I find that he's very solid. But I pose the Mark I without a stand, which would qualify me as insane around these parts. I also don't nitpick over the freckle placement on facesculpts, so I'm a double heathen.
Thanks for the note of welcome, Calcifer. Miyazaki rocks!
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2ndname
Super Freak
Some more pics of this great figure.
https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Hot-toys-Dra...nFigures_ActionFigures_JN&hash=item45f640b3d9
heads up for you lot! not my auction! just helping u out!
heads up for you lot! not my auction! just helping u out!
Nice to see the love for this figure hasn't abated since its release. In fact, the only way it could be better is if it was outfitted in clothing & gear from the first movie.
In fact, I've asked this before & got no responses, but does anyone know where or how I can get a Blade I vest (or something that looks close to it)?
In fact, I've asked this before & got no responses, but does anyone know where or how I can get a Blade I vest (or something that looks close to it)?
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