Hot Toys MMS146- Thor (Chris Hemsworth) 1/6 Limited Edition Figure Full Specs + Pics
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Darthgothikus
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Hey Elvis, does t the Barney Ross figure have tattoos?
Did you remove them?
Did you remove them?
Darthgothikus
Super Freak
Thanks for the other quick reply 
Yeah removed the tat's using acetone.
Darthgothikus
Super Freak
Cheers mate!
Darthgothikus
Super Freak
Sorry to bug you all with questions, but I like the idea of swapping the arms...
I've been looking at some "Barney Ross" bodies on eBay, there don't seem to be any of the little plastic screw covers visible that you get on a regular TT body.
Is that because the whole upper torso is covered in rubber?
Do you have to cut through that to undo the screws and remove the arms?
Seems an expensive way to upgrade Thor if it means destroying the donor body!
Thanks for any insights guys.
Colin
I've been looking at some "Barney Ross" bodies on eBay, there don't seem to be any of the little plastic screw covers visible that you get on a regular TT body.
Is that because the whole upper torso is covered in rubber?
Do you have to cut through that to undo the screws and remove the arms?
Seems an expensive way to upgrade Thor if it means destroying the donor body!
Thanks for any insights guys.
Colin
Actually you can remove the rubber torso.
One one of the side the rubber torso is glue, you can easily unglue it and then removed it.
hokietwo
Super Freak
It really is personal preference on the body. Do you want larger biceps and not care about seams then the KP or Seb's barney arm mod (which looks minimally evasive) looks great.
If you want seamless and not afraid of getting your hands dirty with an exacto knife you can get a Dutch / Chris / T800 seamless look. (Bodies are a little pricey too.) They do not fit well within the armor shell so to get it to close on the seams you have to trim the chest/back on these to get the top back on. These bodies got some big lats.
You can go swith the sleeved look too on these if you would like chain mail on them. But you may have to just cut sleeves and stuff at the shoulders for the rubber bodies I don't know how it will fit all in, it may. I plan on parting some new chainmail for mine once new avengers version is out.
Darthgothikus
Super Freak
Thanks for all the great info and advice guys.
Think I'll live with Thor for a bit, then maybe go for an arm or whole body swap.
I like him straight out the box, but there's definately room for improvement - but not for the faint hearted!
Think I'll live with Thor for a bit, then maybe go for an arm or whole body swap.
I like him straight out the box, but there's definately room for improvement - but not for the faint hearted!
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Thanks for all the great info and advice guys.
Think I'll live with Thor for a bit, then maybe go for an arm or whole body swap.
I like him straight out the box, but there's definately room for improvement - but not for the faint hearted!
Agreed. Although I did like it out of the box at first till I saw all the great mods up here. Now I want a KP body to cannibalize the arms. Any sellers to stay away from on eBay? Or does someone sell them here for a decent price?
Darthgothikus
Super Freak
Having a play around with Thor.
So we know the arms are going to involve a bit of "Surgery" so until I'm ready to scrub up, I thought I'd try something nice and simple....
The thing that struck me most about the figure after I had un boxed him, more than the lack of muscle in his arms, was how scrawny his legs looked.
Decided to use an old trick I've performed on many a medicom figure in the past. Zero cost, zero skill required, easy improvement.
First off strip sir to the waist. (Excuse gratuitous wiener shot!)
Start wrapping sheets of toilet tissue, (unused!) around the thighs, secured with tabs of clear Sellotape.
Same on other side....
Now a second layer going further down the legs....
OK now I grant you, at this point he looks like he's just got out of hospital after a particularly nasty bike accident. But. Once you squeeze his trousers back on (very tight fit now, take your time or you'll rip the paper and have to start again!)
You have (IMHO) a much more natural look.
The soft tissue "fat suit" moulds itself to the leg sculpt, and fills the trouser legs without any visible bulges. You can also work it into the hollows at the groin to stop the trousers "bunching" there which always makes a figure look "toylike."
It doesn't make a huge difference, but for something that takes about 10 minutes & costs no money (assuming you have toilet roll!?!) it's worth a go.
I thought it was worth sharing
So we know the arms are going to involve a bit of "Surgery" so until I'm ready to scrub up, I thought I'd try something nice and simple....
The thing that struck me most about the figure after I had un boxed him, more than the lack of muscle in his arms, was how scrawny his legs looked.
Decided to use an old trick I've performed on many a medicom figure in the past. Zero cost, zero skill required, easy improvement.
First off strip sir to the waist. (Excuse gratuitous wiener shot!)
Start wrapping sheets of toilet tissue, (unused!) around the thighs, secured with tabs of clear Sellotape.
Same on other side....
Now a second layer going further down the legs....
OK now I grant you, at this point he looks like he's just got out of hospital after a particularly nasty bike accident. But. Once you squeeze his trousers back on (very tight fit now, take your time or you'll rip the paper and have to start again!)
You have (IMHO) a much more natural look.
The soft tissue "fat suit" moulds itself to the leg sculpt, and fills the trouser legs without any visible bulges. You can also work it into the hollows at the groin to stop the trousers "bunching" there which always makes a figure look "toylike."
It doesn't make a huge difference, but for something that takes about 10 minutes & costs no money (assuming you have toilet roll!?!) it's worth a go.
I thought it was worth sharing
CTO15
Super Freak
looks pretty good, I'd like to see the same process with the arms
Darthgothikus
Super Freak
I'd do it if I could get the armour off without cutting it.
I forgot to mention, it doesn't seem to hamper the articulation at all. Bonus.
I forgot to mention, it doesn't seem to hamper the articulation at all. Bonus.
CTO15
Super Freak
that's really good.
I tried the body suit mod that a few of us have done, and the overall effect makes Thor look puffy. With your mod, by taping down the tissue paper, it might give a more defined look (especially in the arms)
I'll have to try this out.
Except that body suit was a ***** to fit under the armor and pants
robbiethepainter
Super Freak
There is a seam in the back that is glued. You can break it loose there. Mine was a pain becuase HT actually glued it well.
Darthgothikus
Super Freak
Ahhhh! Cool Robbie, I'll investigate further!
robbiethepainter
Super Freak
I went with making his tunic armor tighter through the waist which, for me, solved the thin legs look. I feel the armor through the waist is way to wide and should have been more V shaped. Here is mine with the mod.
CTO15
Super Freak
How'd you tighten the tunic Robbie?
That looks really good
That looks really good
cadaver202
Super Freak
Here's what my Thor looks like now. Lots of mods done to him.
steve74
Super Freak
Here's what my Thor looks like now. Lots of mods done to him.
Looks great, what mods did you do? Here's mine, he's on a Ross body with soldier story leg pieces. I'll probably change his body again once the Avengers Thor comes out and I get an extra body from that figure.
