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Got mine today and they are absolutely beautiful figures. I did make one slight adjustment on my Bookworm. On the brim of his hat there is a slightly protruding circular insert for the scope. The problem is there simply isn't much depth to hold the scope effectively in that space. So what I did is take a very small nail (about the size of a tack) and pushed it all the way through so the hole created would provide greater depth for the scope to go further in the hat. Works perfectly now. It even allows me to position it differently without it falling out.
Love Tut. Everything on him is exquisite. Alfred is a complete joy. Love his glasses because they fit him nicely and the lenses really give him that screen accurate look. The sculpt is very nice. Freeze is equally as nice and properly detailed. I'm not overly worried about a weapon. I have so much stuff laying around, between what I have and a few enhancements from a craft store I could make a "freeze gun" pretty quick if I felt the need to have one. All in all, a very well made and incredibly detailed entry in this series. Hats off to everyone at FTC. Nice work guys!Comment
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WOW!!! fantastic pics of those on the S-type bodies, what a difference, better to stand them up and poses as well
there were no issues with how the FTC clothes went on those bodies, besides carefully dressing Tut?
I ask because I switched a FTC series one Superman outfit onto a S-type and I ended up putting a tear in the
crotch without realizing it, until I inspected afterwards.Comment
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So I was working on some models and got fustrated.
I decided to change my scenery, so I worked on this
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^^^That looks great!^^^Comment
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I did have dressing issues with Tut because his underskirt is very tight to get on along with the other red shirt.I had to dress the body without the head and a detached arm (body all unscrewed on the back of the S-type).Dressed the skirt, then attached the arm through the sleeve,then attached the head,then pulling up the skirt to screw it back on tight, in which I had to make holes in the tunic to screw the top portion to tighten the head and arms.The red tunic covers up the screws,so that worked out perfect.It was a process,but it CAN be done as you can see in the pics.Other than that,they ALL dressed with no problems.In fact,the S-type even fixed the loose heads.They all had loose heads as the FTC bodies are just feather-weight crap!
Also,I used to cotton to keep the fat bellies (Tut,Freeze,Penguin) since they use the fat belly bodyComment
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Ebay has 1/6 scale opening umbrellas now in purple or black for between $20 and $25. The look good but may be a bit big. But then Penguin might be able to pull it off.
JeffBearCOComment
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too big...1/6 is always too big for the 1/9 8" scaleEbay has 1/6 scale opening umbrellas now in purple or black for between $20 and $25. The look good but may be a bit big. But then Penguin might be able to pull it off.
JeffBearCOComment
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Got my set of figures today and I have to say, I am VERY impressed! Some of the detail on these figures is damn near Hot Toys quality! The one detail that really stands out for me from this set is Alfred's glasses! I put them on him and BAM! He just came to life! Curious why his glasses have lenses and Bookworm's do not, however. I'm hoping they sell the glasses separate and an after market gun for Freeze. Regardless, well done FTC!!! Well done indeed!Comment
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Man, those look great. The sculpts for Tut and Freeze are dead-on, and Bookworm is fine. I need to get on this!
ChrisComment
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