New Doctor Who 1:6 from Big Chief Studios!
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Needless to say, we'll all be adjusting those bow ties so they don't creep up and lay a stain!
Needless to say, we'll all be adjusting those bow ties so they don't creep up and lay a stain!
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What retailer did you buy from?
So I got my Doctor in today. Unfortunately he's got red staining from the bow tie on his chin, and his left arm appears to have been placed on incorrectly, as it will bend back like he's got a broken arm, but not forward in the right manner.
Just asked Big Chief what to do. This is my first 1:6 figure. Kind of a bummer. Can I even fix the arm myself?
What retailer did you buy from?
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I bought directly from Big Chief, as I wanted the signed edition. It was sold out but they put me on a waiting list, and as a few people didn't pay, the rest of us got a shot at 'em.
I bought directly from Big Chief, as I wanted the signed edition. It was sold out but they put me on a waiting list, and as a few people didn't pay, the rest of us got a shot at 'em.
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Finally displayed my 11th Doc, having stored him in the garage for two months hoping he'd be joined by Amy. Well, being a man, he couldn't wait like the girl did, so he's out and is having to make do with babydoll as his companion.
I have to say the figure is much, much better than even my initial content check showed. The articulation and hand flexibility is the best I've come across, yet the figure stands superbly, even better than most of my Hot Toys. The paint job is absolutely superb, (unbelievable, well done Greggo!). I am very, very impressed.
Now it's just me waiting for Amy, the Doc's not bothered.
Finally displayed my 11th Doc, having stored him in the garage for two months hoping he'd be joined by Amy. Well, being a man, he couldn't wait like the girl did, so he's out and is having to make do with babydoll as his companion.
I have to say the figure is much, much better than even my initial content check showed. The articulation and hand flexibility is the best I've come across, yet the figure stands superbly, even better than most of my Hot Toys. The paint job is absolutely superb, (unbelievable, well done Greggo!). I am very, very impressed.
Now it's just me waiting for Amy, the Doc's not bothered.
Re: New Doctor Who 1:6 and 1:4 from Big Chief Studios!
Giggity!
Apparently QMX are doing the 1/6 scale Tardis, so dis gun be gud!
Giggity!
Apparently QMX are doing the 1/6 scale Tardis, so dis gun be gud!
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I'd be amazed if a Dalek weren't on the cards, to be honest. The quintessential adversary to the Doctor. It almost begs to be made, and dare I say, I reckon it would be a bigger seller than a Doctor figure.
I don't know if BC will do a Tardis. I do know that QMX are making one. Hopefully there's enough of a market for 2 of them. That way I can just... pick the best!
Ah well, for now, the Doctor will have to be enough....
I'd be amazed if a Dalek weren't on the cards, to be honest. The quintessential adversary to the Doctor. It almost begs to be made, and dare I say, I reckon it would be a bigger seller than a Doctor figure.
I don't know if BC will do a Tardis. I do know that QMX are making one. Hopefully there's enough of a market for 2 of them. That way I can just... pick the best!
Ah well, for now, the Doctor will have to be enough....
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My 11th Doctor is out for delivery...finally!!! PT and DVD, can you guys PM and give me some pointers on how to go about futzing his clothing to make him look much better? This is my first 1:6 scale figure of any kind and the first figure with clothing. Thanks men!
My 11th Doctor is out for delivery...finally!!! PT and DVD, can you guys PM and give me some pointers on how to go about futzing his clothing to make him look much better? This is my first 1:6 scale figure of any kind and the first figure with clothing. Thanks men!
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That's it, I'm reporting you for excessive use of the Tap smilie!
This one is more appropriate...
Still waiting for that tutorial.
That's it, I'm reporting you for excessive use of the Tap smilie!
This one is more appropriate...
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That's just sod's law, that your very first figure should be imperfect. Welcome to the hobby, it's a great figure to start with.
Have you got any pictures of the collar staining and can I ask how you feel about that - is it something that upsets you so much you want the shirt and tie replaced? I only ask because my view is that some things you have to let go - such as the fact that the buttons are prone to falling off - and accept that a handmade item will have imperfections. (But obviously people who want 100% perfection are perfectly entitled to ask for it at these prices).
On the other hand anything wrong with the headsculpt is always a dealbreaker for me, and if the shirt is really stained then that would be too (anyone here ever had a GoD Enterbay Lee? That black dye on the tracksuit gets everywhere!).
It's a shame because that HS looks quite well painted otherwise. I'm sure BC will get back to you and sort out your problem.
What do people think, am I alone here in putting such stress on the headsculpt? It really is more important than anything to me, it's what catches the eye more than accessories, clothes or anything else.
So I got my Doctor in today. Unfortunately he's got red staining from the bow tie on his chin, and his left arm appears to have been placed on incorrectly, as it will bend back like he's got a broken arm, but not forward in the right manner.
Just asked Big Chief what to do. This is my first 1:6 figure. Kind of a bummer. Can I even fix the arm myself?
That's just sod's law, that your very first figure should be imperfect. Welcome to the hobby, it's a great figure to start with.
Have you got any pictures of the collar staining and can I ask how you feel about that - is it something that upsets you so much you want the shirt and tie replaced? I only ask because my view is that some things you have to let go - such as the fact that the buttons are prone to falling off - and accept that a handmade item will have imperfections. (But obviously people who want 100% perfection are perfectly entitled to ask for it at these prices).
On the other hand anything wrong with the headsculpt is always a dealbreaker for me, and if the shirt is really stained then that would be too (anyone here ever had a GoD Enterbay Lee? That black dye on the tracksuit gets everywhere!).
It's a shame because that HS looks quite well painted otherwise. I'm sure BC will get back to you and sort out your problem.
What do people think, am I alone here in putting such stress on the headsculpt? It really is more important than anything to me, it's what catches the eye more than accessories, clothes or anything else.
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I'm right there with you. The headsculpt makes or breaks a figure. It's important to nail a facial likeness.
I'm right there with you. The headsculpt makes or breaks a figure. It's important to nail a facial likeness.
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Personally, I collect 1/6th scale figures because of the tailoring primarily, the playability of the figure secondly, and maybe third is the likeness.
I figure if I needed to own something that looked exactly like an actor you can't go wrong with a photograph.
The cloths and the scale is what makes 1/6th unique.
Personally, I collect 1/6th scale figures because of the tailoring primarily, the playability of the figure secondly, and maybe third is the likeness.
I figure if I needed to own something that looked exactly like an actor you can't go wrong with a photograph.
The cloths and the scale is what makes 1/6th unique.Re: New Doctor Who 1:6 and 1:4 from Big Chief Studios!
Sorry. Been über busy these past weeks on getting a program ready to go live. It all went well, but involved sorting out lil bugs and testing.
I was hoping to have the CAD version sorted out.
Right.
I'll aim to get drawings and sizes out.
I have created a more comprehensive set of photos.
How's this. Today I post the sizes for the preliminary requirements.
First off, you will need access to some wood. MDF, Hardwood (2 or 3mm) and 1mm thk pine sheet. The MDF should be 15mm thk.
I will prepare a graphic for the windows and signs.
Next up, I will supply accurate sizes for the base, the pillars and the three side panels. Also the first plate of the roof. These sizes and a breakaway drawing and photo later today.
Still waiting for that tutorial.
Sorry. Been über busy these past weeks on getting a program ready to go live. It all went well, but involved sorting out lil bugs and testing.
I was hoping to have the CAD version sorted out.
Right.
I'll aim to get drawings and sizes out.
I have created a more comprehensive set of photos.
How's this. Today I post the sizes for the preliminary requirements.
First off, you will need access to some wood. MDF, Hardwood (2 or 3mm) and 1mm thk pine sheet. The MDF should be 15mm thk.
I will prepare a graphic for the windows and signs.
Next up, I will supply accurate sizes for the base, the pillars and the three side panels. Also the first plate of the roof. These sizes and a breakaway drawing and photo later today.
Re: New Doctor Who 1:6 and 1:4 from Big Chief Studios!
Awesome. Awesome. Awesome.
(Thank you.)
Awesome. Awesome. Awesome.
(Thank you.)
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