3.75 Duck Dynasty on hand!
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Geez, we've discussed these before, fellas. Like a bunch of those non-reading HTers in here.
http://forums.fighting118th.com/showthread.php?t=5469&highlight=duck+dynasty
The heads have the pre-bulb ARAH swivel articulation. 10-15 minutes of work and you can install Joe hands and ankles.
http://forums.fighting118th.com/showthread.php?t=5469&highlight=duck+dynasty
The heads have the pre-bulb ARAH swivel articulation. 10-15 minutes of work and you can install Joe hands and ankles.
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Different type of heads, would need to make a neck mod. The DD figure's heads have the neck on them, not the torso.
I use them as civilians. Used the one in my recent End Of Days episode I did for Keenan's story. I actually really like these guys. Cheap plastic, bland looking, but for some reason I think they kick ass.
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I'll keep my eyes out for ya. I want to grab a few more to paint up for other civilian customs. I got a few heads that may work for these torsos.
I'd pick them up for added zombie survivors for sure- they've got a great look for that universe.
If you can get the torsos cracked any vintage 3.75" figure head that swivels should work.
Adding a modern neckball would probably be easier and more fruitful, though.
There's a gift set coming to Walmart on BF. Has all the figures, a truck and trailer with a small boat. I think most of the accessories are included too.
Is there any way to view toy patents? I'd like to know if Hasbro has any of the GI Joe construction patented. It seems like that type of thing should be required to be attainable. I want to produce a modern style action figure using modern Joe articulation, but I don't want to get into trouble.
The new DC figures and the Ourwar figure also have the rivet-less arms.
All non-secret/classified patents should be viewable at the USPTO website, it's just finding them that's the trick.
I got a set at sams...they had all 4 packed together with a pickup and a bunch of accessories. They are good figures , but cheap plastic...Phil's arm cracked up the seem first time I tried to pose him but I was able to glue it back together and you can't tell it ever had a problem.
A caster needs to get the figures, cut the neck off and dremel so it would fit a regular joe torso
A caster needs to get the figures, cut the neck off and dremel so it would fit a regular joe torso
Looks good for civilians.
Care to post some pics beside Joes and WW2 OurWar figs for comparison?
I'll get some pics of the 2 I have next to some other figures today.
ha. I have some pics already, dio pics, but size can be seen.
first one I did just because these figures remind me of Cheech and Chong.
here is one by Scrap Iron and an Avatar figure. Pic is from an End of Days episode I did.
first one I did just because these figures remind me of Cheech and Chong.
here is one by Scrap Iron and an Avatar figure. Pic is from an End of Days episode I did.
They're a step up from the previous Adventure Wheels figures, which were basically ARAH construction and undersized motorcycles and oversized ATV's, but that's not saying much.
here's the set with a boat and truck
http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Sho...oduct/13041806564998/?cmCat=CROSSSELL_PRODUCT
http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Sho...oduct/13041806564998/?cmCat=CROSSSELL_PRODUCT