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These look great! I will definitely buy a kit and I'm hoping my friend will get into the Mego-like hobby like me and also buy one. -
The heads are going on the bodies without any need to boil or shave down
the plug.
I am hoping we can have a few to show at New York Comicon on
October 13-16, but I don't want to promise too much.Leave a comment:
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How does the neck plug work with solid vinyl... Can it still soften with boiling water to get it into the body easier?Leave a comment:
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Shucks - I'm going to Monster Mania that Saturday (MM was where I first saw the prototypes for the kit at the FearWerx table. Great crew there, very cool!
Hope the kits will be ready in time for Chiller Theatre in October. It'd be great to pick up an extra kit at the show to go with my pre-order (can never have enough zombies, no sir!).Leave a comment:
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I'm not a big fan of Zombies but I really want this kit. I can't wait for more of these.Leave a comment:
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Thanks for sharing the pics. Those look wonderful. Very excited to purchase these kits.Leave a comment:
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awesome stuff Paul . . . still keeping the dream alive! albeit through semi-dead people . . .Leave a comment:
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Will Joe actually be selling kits at the Monstermania show in Cherry Hill NJ that happens in a couple weeks?Leave a comment:
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Vinyl give
Yes, the vinyl is just like the arms, legs, and hands on my bodies.
The thinner the piece, the more flexibility.
These samples are the finished product. This is a Do-It-Yourself
kit. The consumer will paint the heads and body parts and rip
up the clothing. This is for ages 14+. This kit was made with
the customizer in mind.Leave a comment:



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