AAAHHHH!!!! Supercollector arrived!!!!

[megoscott]

Awesome in every sense of the word!

[rchatlin]

The Arthur medallion is a brilliant touch. A man needs his bling.

Now, who's gonna be the first to give Brick the hairy chest he longs for?

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[drmego]

Now I understand why the crotch had to be so low - his boys have
to breathe!

[Fire Marshal Bill]

Brick showed up today! Man, i gotta see if my Mom still has that huge box of material scraps from the 70's. She used to make a lot of our clothes back then.

[jimsmegos]

He arrive today and already took a tour of Branson,MO Brick over Branson pictures by jimsmegos - Photobucket

Also to note... I didn't boil the head. instead I pressed it in around the edges one cm at a time. it worked great! Brick is on a Doc Mego body while SC is on his broader shoulder new body. The suit was a bit of a bear but man does it look sweet! Excellent work all!

[Duncan]

He arrive today and already took a tour of Branson,MO Brick over Branson pictures by jimsmegos - Photobucket

Very cool, but it was pretty rude of Bo, Luke & Daisy not to give him a ride in The General.

[TEXASFETT]

Sweet pics we should all get pictures of the super collector at your local city popular landmarks.........

[palitoy]

Yes, yes you should.

[TEXASFETT]

Yes, yes you should.

When mine arrives me and the collector will go to the Alamo and other sites in town.

[piecemaker]

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[palitoy]

I really want to know how you did this.

[stabilio]

I really want to know how you did this.

What did we miss here?

[palitoy]

a pants fix. I don't understand.

[stabilio]

I got mine in on Saturday and love them. I did a little tailoring on Bricks pants to eliminate the droopy crotch and tone down the flare of the bell bottoms a bit. Used the excess material from that to fashion some belt loops too. The shirt is a little small but once tucked in looks great. Brick always needs to be looking his best, now he's ready to seek out the ladies.

[stabilio]

a pants fix. I don't understand.

What a coincidence.

I didn't see the previous one as its apparantly gone but what I did is pretty simple. Please pardon the crude drawing below, its just a quickie to get the point across. If you flip the pants inside out, the black line represents the edge of the fabric. The green line represents the original stitching. The red line is the new line I sewed into the pants. After sewing that line (take your time with small close stitches), trim the material about 3mm away from your new stitch line all the way around the curve. Flip the pants back and you are done. I did this by hand but if you are handy with a sewing machine or know someone who is, this can be done real quick.