Kong:Next 30 days(?)
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lcummins
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LOTRFan said:I kid, of course.
I know!
But now I'm afraid to reveal my number... 
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lcummins said:I know!
Do it ....
Honestly, I don't really get caught up too much on numbers - I just found getting 42 particularly ironic, esp since I predicted it earlier today.
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Well, I was waiting for the COA issue to be cleared up, but... I got #5! WOOT!
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LOTRFan said:You $%%#%@%!
That's awesome, really!
Yeah, I love it, but I actually think Occ got the best number for Kong!
me too!lcummins said:Yeah, I love it, but I actually think Occ got the best number for Kong!
:chew :chew :chew
I was thinkin the only numbers Id think were comparable to me would be 1-5 though, and you fit in that category! #5 is awesome!
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occulum said:
Yeah, and numbered to boot!!!
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read that he can't stand on his hind legs. so does his feet have pegs that insert into the base or is he freestanding on the base?
That looks great! It really is to scale with the Weta piece! Nicely done sideshow!
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First off, I MUST apologize for the pics - I had to take them VERY fast as I was late for work (where I am now). I am going to re-visit this and take some pics that do justice to this AMAZING piece. Wow, I wish I had more time with it, to really study and pose it properly. What a marvel, it sure does give you a sense of wonder at the genius behind stop-motion animation. I knew I had to have this piece ever since it was first announced, growing up I had a profound love for most films with stop-motion in them; and none more than the grandest of them all ------ KING KONG.
Thanks Adam for the great deal!
Notice the weathering in the following two shots:
Insane detail on the fingers:
With his newer cousin:
This piece will take some real time to adequately set-up and get read for display. If ever SS should have done a behind-the-scenes how to, it would have been now. The armature connects to the base through two holes that have been pre-made and connect to the soles of the feet. You are also given an open and allen wrench to tighten the feet.
Thanks Adam for the great deal!
Notice the weathering in the following two shots:
Insane detail on the fingers:
With his newer cousin:
This piece will take some real time to adequately set-up and get read for display. If ever SS should have done a behind-the-scenes how to, it would have been now. The armature connects to the base through two holes that have been pre-made and connect to the soles of the feet. You are also given an open and allen wrench to tighten the feet.
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Well, #114 has been here about a week now, and I've gotten a handle on the basics for working with him. I've reached 3 conclusions:
1) I don't regret a penny of his price.
2) Sideshow has hit a home-run with this one.
3) With a little patience, he'll do just about anything.
So far, I've reposed him twice. Here's his original pose...
A fairly stable 3-point set-up. After about 3 days I started thinking about the tools that came with him...
The purpose for the Allen wrench was obvious; the crescent wrench had me wondering, until I started "monkeying" around with it(sorry, couldn't resist). Turns out the small end fits the bolts on his spine; the large end is for his arms and legs. If one tightens them GENTLY, you can get him into a pose like this:
Even more impressive when he's up high!
Call me a happy trooper(in spite of appearances, I am not and never have been stoned!)...PS
1) I don't regret a penny of his price.
2) Sideshow has hit a home-run with this one.
3) With a little patience, he'll do just about anything.
So far, I've reposed him twice. Here's his original pose...
A fairly stable 3-point set-up. After about 3 days I started thinking about the tools that came with him...
The purpose for the Allen wrench was obvious; the crescent wrench had me wondering, until I started "monkeying" around with it(sorry, couldn't resist). Turns out the small end fits the bolts on his spine; the large end is for his arms and legs. If one tightens them GENTLY, you can get him into a pose like this:
Even more impressive when he's up high!
Call me a happy trooper(in spite of appearances, I am not and never have been stoned!)...PS
Those are great pics! I am definetely going to get him once I can get together some funds.
Wax, how about a smile, otherwise Kong will not be happy!
Wax, how about a smile, otherwise Kong will not be happy!
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