Boot-scootin' Vader Boogie?
Sure the figure has flaws but what figure doesn't and I for one am looking forward to opening up that SITH box and getting Lord Vader displayed into my collection.
And may that day come soon.
I thought that had been tried with the ANH Vader and the TTM20's chest and biceps were too big. Personally, I don't like that body for Vader, anyway. Reminds me too much of that POTF Vader that came out way back when and looked like Vader on 'roids. He was just was never that insanely muscular, even if he was a big guy.
Who did you order from?
Ah, OK. Yeah, I thought I remembered something about the butt being too big for the jumpsuit, haha. Sure Skiman made good use of the TTM20.That is correct.
It was I who bought a TTM20 for my ANH Vader and reported that it wasn't going to work without a lot of cutting.
Butt and chest were too big and the neck plug would have been a nightmare to adapt. Even if the neck hadn't been an issue it would have made the helmet ride far too high above the shoulders.
I just opted for the clone tummy swap and gave my TTM20 to Skiman.
So far I have no idea how the lights work on Vader without it being connected to something. Hell for all we know SSC could have wires going thru holes in suit to a battery inside the body. And that could ruin the light up feature if ya customize it.
Just visit starwars.wikia.com , the fact is:
Darth Vader 202 cm tall, he's 1/6 is 33.6 cm (13.23 inch)
Luke 172 cm tall, he's 1/6 is 28.6 cm (11.25 inch)
from that picture, is it scale accurate??
what do you think guys?
Wait for a re-release. Sideshow will definitely be revisiting them but we just don't know when. Opinions on the old SSC Stormies don't tend to be overly enthusiastic for a few different reasons, so personally I wouldn't bother picking them up.Got my notice for this guy finally!
Quick question, what's the best bet for finding stormtroopers to go with this guy? I know the Marmit ones were rather good but there's not many to be found. Has sideshow said if they'll revisit the Stormtroopers?
Yeah, seems like it's been confirmed that the chest and belt are completely self-contained and do not run through the body, so that shouldn't be a problem. Like pixle says, though, it would suck if the diameter of the KP02's chest is such that it distorts how the chest piece lays or makes it impossible to fit at all. I definitely would avoid modifying the actual respirator/belt piece. Want everything to be reversible so I can revert to unmodded, if needed.Well we know the wires run through the chest piece to the belt and that the battery pack is on the back of the belt. But I was worried that somehow if you use one of the bigger bodies that maybe the chest piece and the belt won't fit around the same way and that may mess up the electronics a bit.
It actually looks less out of scale than I feared it would next to HT's Luke, so I was a bit relieved. I'd wait until you see pics of a body-swapped Vader before making a final decision, supposing you're not against swapping on principle.Damn. I was going to buy this figure but it is way too huge to be in scale.
Damn. I was going to buy this figure but it is way too huge to be in scale.
I wouldn't put any stock in those star wars wiki statements.
A 1:6 Mark Hamill (5'9) would be 11.5 inches.
A 1:6 Vader (with boots and helmet at 6'9) should be 13.5 inches.
Vader is maybe a quarter of an inch too tall. I can live with that.
Enter your email address to join: