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That Mego head sculpt bares an uncanny resemblance to Jonathan Frakes.
You are correct. Looks just like a 70s action fig.
Yep - no difference there.
I wish SS reconsiders and gives Supesn Batman's arms.
If I were to change the body of the figure, could you guys recommend a replacement body for this figure? I've never customized a 1/6.
Looking at the construction of the Batman body you might be able to do it yourself. If it is as close in construction as a Hot Toys body it should be possible.
The Hot Toys Avengers Thor modified to have the arms of the current Terminator figures. That's what I am going to try.
A Kumik muscular body would probably work very well with this type of Superman figure.
A Kumik muscular body would probably work very well with this type of Superman figure.
The Hot Toys Avengers Thor modified to have the arms of the current Terminator figures. That's what I am going to try.
Kumik?? I think you might mean Kaustic Plastik...only male body that Kumik has done in recent history is a slim or narrow body, nothing muscular as far as I remember
I tried that on my Hawkeye so he could do more accurate draw on his bow.
Arms are a little big for Hawkeye(Although i am perfectly happy with the figure), but would be perfect for Superman if you have the two figures to do the swap(It's very easy to do). Another way to go is to sculpt on some extra muscles yourself. I did this with a custom Superman figure once. I went absolutely roid-rage-bananas with mine, but it's possible to tone it down a bit.
Here are pics of the terminator arms/TTM19 mod:
That's exactly what I was talking about. I remember when you first posted these pics of your perfected Hawkeye and am sorry I haven't posted any of mine yet. Bar, you have an eye for these things. Have you ever thought of using the Wentworth Miller/Bruce Banner arms for your Hawkeye? They are double jointed, have great muscular tone and are less bulky than the DX10/TTM19 figure.
Some of these Wolverine bodies are different even though it is the same base body. The Indy and the Jake Gyllenhal have shorter necks and the torso isn't as broad as say the original Thor, Avengers Thor or even the Dark World Thor. The necks are not only longer on the Thor figure but thicker, too. I like the MoS sculpt but was not crazy about the height so I used the Superman body for a body swap with the SSC ANH Darth Vader. Still almost as tall but much more muscular and poseable. I have since reverted to using a Thor body with DX10 Terminator arms for my MoS Superman. For my Reeve Supes I used the torso of the Avengers Thor, the waist and legs of the HT Reeve Supes and the arms of the DX10 Terminator. I am very happy with the results.
Bar, I see that you cut the chest piece off and then swap the parts. I did that once and have been too lazy to glue it shut. Since then I have reverted to either heating up the rubber chest piece with my hair dryer and then using a screw driver on the front screw while the rubber was soft. I have also gone the route of heating up the rubber chest with said hair dryer and then prying them lose from the glued sections on the front and back of the figure. Then I heat it up again and slide off the rubber chest piece over the arms to gain access to the arms and body. I have done this with MoS Supes, DX10 T-800 and the GI Joe Roadblock figure. Did you know the Roadblock figure is taller than the MoS Supes, has unique arms and waist?
I really like what I have seen of the SSC Superhero body but if I am not impressed once in hand I am prepared to replace it with a modified Hot Toys body.
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