Tolkien Nerd
Freaked Out
- Joined
- Jul 5, 2019
- Messages
- 237
- Reaction score
- 274
I'm still not sold on the scale of that horse. Want to love it and buy it, but at the moment it's 
InArt: The Lord of the Rings - Nazgul 1:6
- Thread starter forestlite
- Start date
Help Support Collector Freaks Forum:
I’m still on the fence with this.
And the seam on the hood has actually become a dealbreaker for me especially if this is expensive
And the seam on the hood has actually become a dealbreaker for me especially if this is expensive
I really hope it’s balanced well and sturdy because I have zero faith in their magnets for something that size.
- Joined
- Oct 1, 2014
- Messages
- 6,239
- Reaction score
- 1,416
That's how they're going to keep the price down, the steed is unarticulated.
SIZE is going to make the Nazgul + steed expensive to ship, regardless of the lower retail price.
Reason #2 that I am only considering the free-standing Ringwraith.
Reason #2 that I am only considering the free-standing Ringwraith.
Yup, size always matters
mediame
Super Freak
Seems like if it was articulated people might be more open to buying multiple sets so they can put the steeds into different positions?
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2013
- Messages
- 10,895
- Reaction score
- 4,761
Honestly I don't think articulated steeds are in the cards. No use beating a dead horse. 
(I'll show myself out.)
(I'll show myself out.)
Until they see it's full of ugly joints.
mediame
Super Freak
Maybe at least a swap out leg like the new Dewback.
And there will still be seams.
mediame
Super Freak
Are there? I figured they would be covered up, though I have not seen anything with swap out legs...
How would you cover it? There would have to be a seam where the leg connects to the body.
The front legs are fully exposed.
mediame
Super Freak
This shows how much thought I put into this. Well, hopefully they can work with the back legs then, and make the steed rise on its back legs so it elevates without any noticeable seams...
I kid...
Similar threads
