Solo_bones
Super Freak
So I got the Truetype TTM22's yesterday. But they were awful short looking. I don't know if the TTM22 is that much shorter than the rest or if I got a parted figure that's even shorter than the standard. Fitting the Marmit armor will be impossible without cutting it up a bit.
Other than that it looked a lot better with the cod piece on this figure.
So it still looks like my best option is trying to shave of a little on the biceps and do something with the posterior of the figure.
I guess if the original movie Stormtroopers/Sandtroopers had been hockey players or track and field athletes they would have the same problems.
anwe, the new TTM22 is a bit shorter and thinner than the older TTM09, so you can beef them up a bit by going to the hardware store and buying plastic weld. That's what i did to my TTM22 and it certainly gave me the chance to beef up his shoulders, chest, thighs, buttocks and stomach/crotch. Now the armor fit's much better, but he's still a bit short and drowning in the armor.
Also, you can buy ankle joints that are taller than stock and that will separate the thigh armor from the cod piece and give a better balance.
Or, if that doesn't interest you, and if you are game, you should purchase that new, cheaper, Hot Toys rip off and cut the thighs down and re-weld them with plastic weld, you get a great figure at a much more affordable price.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-Nar...5266?pt=US_Action_Figures&hash=item33847d6ff2
Let me know if you want to see pictures. Here's a photo of my Marmit (without any cutting but ankles) and in the new cheap body, after I cut the legs and re-welded them with plastic weld.
The only thing is I'll either have to sand down his forearms (Marmit armor doesn't fit, or make new forearm armor (working on that with 3d Printing). Also, I used sideshow shoulders and bicep armor.
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