Wild, Wild West's Dr. Lovelace (Michael Dunn)?

[PNGwynne]

Has anyone done WWW heads?

I'm wondering about a sculpt of Michael Dunn...

[JediJaida]

I remember watching that when I was a little girl! (Oh crap! I'm dating myself, aren't I?)

Still, it might be an interesting figure.

You could use one of the CTVT child bodies to get the right scale, or one of little siblings from the Barbie set.

The only thing you'd have to watch would be the scale of the head, because you don't want it to overpower the actual body.

[CrimsonGhost]

I've been thinking about that. I would love a Voltare to go with him!

[JediJaida]

Hmmm....possible.

You'd need something taller than 1:9 scale for him, though.

Maybe something that's 9 or 10 inches tall.

Or how about something in 1:6 scale? That's gigantic next to 1:9.

[PNGwynne]

Actually, I was thinking of using an Our Gang body--aren't CTVT's riddled with defects?

The head should be somewhat larger scale-wise in proportion to the body...

[JediJaida]

Okay, that would work.

I think only the so-called adult bodies are riddled with defects. I haven't heard anything about the child bodies having them.

[shellhead]

The kids are messed up too, Jaida.
The elbows and knees are super brittle, and fall apart just standing there.

[LonnieFisher]

I have a lot of ctvt smaller lion rock style figures and they have only had one issue and that was a broken hand. All the rest are still in one piece and have no worries about breakage.
All the problems I've had with ctvt is the adult male and female bodies. I still have them breaking in the cases they were shipped in. I bought cases of most of the figures and don't have very many mint figures. But the smaller bodies are great. They just need to be re-strung so they can stand and pose better. I string mine like a t-1 mego. No hooks and bands for mine.