RobertoBagg10
Super Freak
Re: RobertoBagg10's Display Thread **NEW RAMBO III AND 1/6 HE-MAN DIORAMA UPDATE PICS
Thanks for looking at my displays Annihilate and i appreciate your kind words.
In regards to the Hot Toys Christopher Reeves Supes 1/6 display, i actually didnt spend that long on posing him. He's actually been one of the easiest figures to pose and the cape took about 3-4 minutes of futzing to give it that "swaying in the wind" look. What i find that helps when posing figures is googling different pics of your character in various poses and trying to achieve similiar poses. For instance with Supes, there were plenty of images with Superman in many poses and you can also see how his cape flows...hope that helps 
Thanks for looking at my displays Annihilate and i appreciate your kind words.
In regards to the Hot Toys Christopher Reeves Supes 1/6 display, i actually didnt spend that long on posing him. He's actually been one of the easiest figures to pose and the cape took about 3-4 minutes of futzing to give it that "swaying in the wind" look. What i find that helps when posing figures is googling different pics of your character in various poses and trying to achieve similiar poses. For instance with Supes, there were plenty of images with Superman in many poses and you can also see how his cape flows...hope that helps 
i have been making acrylic cases for a while now and i learnt how do it by watching YouTube videos! I must admit, it will take a few goes at practising, especially as you have to use a syringe and needle to get the glue into the sides of the acrylic...hate syringes at the best of times!! 
Once you have established how to glue various pieces of acrylic together then your world is your oyster! You can then make any type of case you like really and any size. I think the hardest part is locating sheets of acrylic! Just putting together a case for my He-Man display as we speak...i am also thinking about purchasing the Enterbay Batman also or whether to wait for Hot Toys 1/4 release? 
this time removing his quiver which was held in his right hand and swapped it for him holding his trusty knife instead! His quiver has now gone over his left shoulder...
It is a common trait found in collectors 
