SIDESHOW Robocop PF "Disappointed"

[ENDO-HUNTER]

well if it had anything that was slightly faulty or annoyed me even a little bit i wouldn't say it was the best robocop to figure conversion, so the elbows are fine on mine

OK now finish the task. What number do you have?Is this to hard of a request?

 

[Sonic The MadHOG]

OK now finish the task. What number do you have?Is this to hard of a request?

It is really hard to be honest but I'm determined to help you, I have the Robocop Ex PF number 217/300.

I hope this makes your life easier

 

[ENDO-HUNTER]

It is really hard to be honest but I'm determined to help you, I have the Robocop Ex PF number 217/300.

I hope this makes your life easier

Bro , not trying to be a dick or anything but this thread does have a purpose. Read the first post carefully and you will understand what I am trying to accomplish here. By posting Yes or No and your SIDESHOW PF ROBO'S issue number maybe we can see a pattern develope and determine if it's only the earlier serial numbers that have loose elbows or is it something that is possibly a problem throughout the run. It really isn't difficult man. Although your right about one thing. I am nuts. Not as nutty as squirrel turds but I am a nut.

 

[Reinhardt]

great piece, not the best rendition (Hot toys takes that) - but the sheer size of it makes up for some of its imperfections.

 

[ENDO-HUNTER]

great piece, not the best rendition (Hot toys takes that) - but the sheer size of it makes up for some of its imperfections.

Did you read the first post bro? Give me some data on that SIDESHOW ROBO PF of yours. Thanks

 

[Sonic The MadHOG]

Bro , not trying to be a dick or anything but this thread does have a purpose. Read the first post carefully and you will understand what I am trying to accomplish here. By posting Yes or No and your SIDESHOW PF ROBO'S issue number maybe we can see a pattern develope and determine if it's only the earlier serial numbers that have loose elbows or is it something that is possibly a problem throughout the run. It really isn't difficult man. Although your right about one thing. I am nuts. Not as nutty as squirrel turds but I am a nut.

Overall I think the statue looks quite good. I don't think it's quite as accurate as the 1/6 Hot Toys version which I used to have, but it is still fairly impressive.

I do understand, I didn't read the first post but I spotted a dude saying the Hot Toys one is better and I wanted to get my point across, then I got locked in a beatch fight with another dude, but I got there in the end

 

[lcummins]

...understand what I am trying to accomplish here. By posting Yes or No and your SIDESHOW PF ROBO'S issue number maybe we can see a pattern develope and determine if it's only the earlier serial numbers that have loose elbows or is it something that is possibly a problem throughout the run...

The edition number will have nothing to do with where in the production run a figure was made. This has been discussed multiple times on the board. The figures are made and painted in one "assembly line" while the bases are made, painted and numbered in another. It is just a random mix of each that go into a box, so the last edition number could easily be the first figure produced. It won't tell you anything.

I have an exclusive and have no problem with the joints...

 

[Sonic The MadHOG]

The edition number will have nothing to do with where in the production run a figure was made. This has been discussed multiple times on the board. The figures are made and painted in one "assembly line" while the bases are made, painted and numbered in another. It is just a random mix of each that go into a box, so the last edition number could easily be the first figure produced. It won't tell you anything.

I have an exclusive and have no problem with the joints...

Thank heavens for the experienced & the wise, lcummins

 

[lcummins]

Thank heavens for the experienced & the wise, lcummins

I think Sideshow has actually confirmed this in other threads where people were concerned about "early" edition numbers being better painted, etc.

 

[Sonic The MadHOG]

I think Sideshow has actually confirmed this in other threads where people were concerned about "early" edition numbers being better painted, etc.

Well I haven't spotted those threads, so I like a little education in unexpected places. I better not go on though cause this thread is for the people who have a loose elbowed Robocop PF

 

[Reinhardt]

Did you read the first post bro? Give me some data on that SIDESHOW ROBO PF of yours. Thanks

Sorry, didn't fully read it. i have no issues with loose elbow joints. I have edition #183 of the exclusive.

 

[ENDO-HUNTER]

Well I haven't spotted those threads, so I like a little education in unexpected places. I better not go on though cause this thread is for the people who have a loose elbowed Robocop PF

Geeez

 

[ENDO-HUNTER]

The edition number will have nothing to do with where in the production run a figure was made. This has been discussed multiple times on the board. The figures are made and painted in one "assembly line" while the bases are made, painted and numbered in another. It is just a random mix of each that go into a box, so the last edition number could easily be the first figure produced. It won't tell you anything.

I have an exclusive and have no problem with the joints...

Well , one pattern so far seems to be that the Exclusive ROBO PF's elbow joints are fine. May mean something , might not. Interesting though. Thanks for the info lcummins as I learn something new everyday around here bro.