Wow. Very impressive.
Wow. Very impressive.
Guys some suggestions would be welcome
I am not a huge Dredd fan and the black figure is sort of meh to me, was planning on getting Disco Dredd separate but the costs for the Lawgiver are ridiculous if I ever wanted to complete the set
Checking out the Mezco site they have the Dark Blue version along with the Lawgiver for $195 plus shipping
I could get both the Black version and his bike for $180 all included
I definetly prefer the Dark Blue version and could even grt a separate Cursed Earth version down the line but is it really worth it? Am I getting too excited and should just go for the separate figures and take it from there? Anybody got the Dark blue version?
Big Guy, you seem like the man to ask: how difficult is it to remove the boots, gauntlets, elbow pads and knee pads from these figures? Can you remove the pads without damaging that faux-elasticated strap that's attached to them?
I was thinking about picking up a second Cursed Earth Dredd and seeing if I could get a regular one used or damaged to harvest parts from, then using the Cursed Earth body with the clean green boots and pads from regular edition, plus the regular head with the helmet repainted a dark metallic blue, to create a Bisley Dredd.
Hey my friend.
They remove easily enough actually.
No doubt you discovered the belt has a connector, so that is One item off.
Hair dryer the Feet to pop off. Same with the wrists pins (hands as you know pop off anyway).
Hair dryer the Boots (connection to legs) and they will pop off. Same with the Gauntlet body part.
I suggest hair dryer the elbow & knee pads as they connect with a Plug in piece into the respetive Joints. Then shimmy down shin/arms.
Out of Five Mezco Dredd's I have done this too, Only 2 elastic straps have snapped but they glue right back to pads.
You will see Holes in the fauz leather suit at Elbows and Knees, do NOT worry as that is where the Pad plugs go through to connect with the respective joints.
As for putting back together, Knee & Elbow pads first, then Gauntlet and Boot parts, followed by feet and wrist pegs. Then pop belt back on and hands and voila figure is back dressed for duty.
If you fancy tackling taking the dredd face out of the helmet. A Lot of Hair dryer or Hot ater (as its just plastic here), then pop the head out it took some effort still. I also dremelled the inside giving more room for other 6" figure head types. Of course just be careful Not to dremel through the plastic. I always work a bit let it cool etc.
Hope that helps Plastic Bateman.
big guy, can you confirm if Disco Dredd has a different helmet sculpt than the regular? It looks that way to me at times, but I could be wrong. Regular looks more oblong to me while Disco appears shorter and rounder.
Hey Animal Mother and Bank On, Disco Dredd does indeed have a more rounder.