The suits are made of silicone guys.
They'll "never" deteriorate....but maybe some paint will flake off.
ALIEN - The Nostromo Crew Member Executive Officer KANE 1/6th scale collectible figure
Product code: MMS64
~Movie Masterpiece Series~
ALIEN - The Nostromo Crew Member Executive Officer KANE 1/6th scale collectible figure
This collectible figure stands approximately 30 cm tall, over 20 points of articulation, featuring:
- PVC spacesuit
- Helmet featured with clear and movable shield
- gloved hands
- Back pack
- Shoulder pads
- Breastplate
- Searchlight
- Pistol with sheath
- Extra bonus: faced huggered head & damaged helmet
- light up functions: helmet and back pack
- Figure Display Base featuring an Alien egg in 1/6th scale
Barbie dolls in the National Museum of Denmark are being studied because the plasticizers are migrating to the surface creating a tacky feel to the plastic, and a formation of oily droplets and adhesion to packaging materials. Their skin develops green spots and they weep. The major causes of deterioration of PVC are heat and light. In general the rate of a chemical reaction doubles if the temperature is raised by 59°F(15°C). Losing plasticizer leaves the PVC itself highly vulnerable to deterioration. Deteriorating PVC produces hydrogen chloride, a corrosive and acidic gas. If not rapidly removed from the surface of the plastic, degradation progresses three times faster than before. The acid corrodes any metals it contacts before dispersing.[54]
I've tried that. The issue is that there isn't enough space in the helmet to physically allow the head to face forward.karamazov80, put the helmet on 1st, then attach the visor. This way you can adjust the head.
Well I came back from the pub a little juicy and for some bizarre reason I managed to get Dallas' hands on no problem.
Drunken figure assembley may be the way to go guys!!
My fingers were very sore in the morning though!
Anyways, got the lights in helmet to work perfectly once I rotated the batteries (good idea that).
I'll now try the back pack.
As for the degradation issue, well I think 20 - 30 years is plenty to be enjoying a toy.
My Masters of the Universe toys from childhood seem to be holding out fine.
They aren't made of silicone. They are made of PVC.
I've tried that. The issue is that there isn't enough space in the helmet to physically allow the head to face forward.
Nothing lasts forever.
Gahh! After quite some time I tried the backpack lights on Dallas only to find that they no longer work. I don't think I can deal with another three hours trying to get the backpack off and on again.
...have to move the bottom batter in on direction in order for the charge to reach all of them.
I got mine working fine but was a right pain in the arse.
Im thinking of pulling the trigger on this but I am concerned with quick deterioration of the suit............ Have any of your suits "yellowed"?