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  • nightowlghoul
    New Member
    • Jul 21, 2007
    • 47

    1 million BC ?

    Was the torso the same sculpture as the Hulk ?
    Thanks,
    Justin
  • Marvelmania
    A Ray of Sunshine
    • Jun 17, 2001
    • 10392

    #2
    Pretty sure it's a regular T2 body.

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    • Brue
      User without title
      • Sep 29, 2005
      • 4241

      #3
      It is similar to Hulks in that it does not have a separate pelvis but it is more the size of a T2.

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      • megocrazy
        Museum Trouble Maker
        • Feb 18, 2007
        • 3718

        #4
        They also have arm action, kinda like Fonzie did. Only one arm though.
        It's not a doll it's an action figure.

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        • nightowlghoul
          New Member
          • Jul 21, 2007
          • 47

          #5
          Thanks. I like the look of them but don't own one.
          I prefer the connectred pelvis like the hulk at times. It has a more solid look just no articulation.

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          • apes3978
            Permanent Member
            • Nov 19, 2005
            • 4924

            #6
            Originally posted by nightowlghoul
            Thanks. I like the look of them but don't own one.
            I prefer the connectred pelvis like the hulk at times. It has a more solid look just no articulation.
            The OMBC figures are a little larger than a regular T2 figure and they do indeed have the "connected pelvis" that you seem to desire. They are movable at all the joints like a standard MEGO body, just not at the waist/pelvis.

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            • 4NDR01D
              Alpha Centauri....OR DIE!
              • Jan 22, 2008
              • 3266

              #7
              I almost won some in a hidden auction a month or so go, didn't they have a push button on the back to back them swing their clubs? I'm sure these ones did, as well as rooted hair on their head.

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              • apes3978
                Permanent Member
                • Nov 19, 2005
                • 4924

                #8
                Originally posted by stretchandro
                I almost won some in a hidden auction a month or so go, didn't they have a push button on the back to back them swing their clubs? I'm sure these ones did, as well as rooted hair on their head.
                Yeah, they had a "push button" mechanism that made them able to throw their spears at the prehistoric creatures from that line...

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                • ctc
                  Fear the monkeybat!
                  • Aug 16, 2001
                  • 11183

                  #9
                  Hmmmm....

                  The torso and hip piece are one unit, and it's a little bigger than a regualr T2. Other than that they're jointed like a regular T2, but the legs are held in with a band that goes straight across and isn't as tight as a regular T2. (So they fall down sometimes.)

                  They have a little lever in the back that you can use for throwing "spears." It works pretty good. The spears are strips of foam with a magnet on the end. The right hand has a metal plate in it (like a Logan's Run lifeclock) to hold it when throwing.

                  Don C.

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                  • megomonkey
                    Persistent Member
                    • Jan 24, 2002
                    • 1529

                    #10
                    Originally posted by ctc
                    Hmmmm....
                    (So they fall down sometimes.)

                    As a lover of this line, I gotta give you the understatement of the year award!!

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