yer not kidding...if it was in setting that didn't give away scale, you'd never know it was a toy...
this thing came out amazing Hun...the details you put in are things that i would just be too lazy to get too...and you not only add them in, you make them perfect too...
bravo brutha!
what all exactly did you make?
the paint/wear detail is insane!...how on earth do you get all the cool REALISTIC looking pitting and wear?...it doesnt look like the typical drybrush that us noobs do...
about the cammo, either would look good...it ooks awsome as is, but i'm sure the cammo would be sweet too...and instead of the gun mount, maybe just have the canvas roll up so guys can shoot out of the sides if need be?
looks really good, REALLY good...gives me hope...what fabric did you use?...it doesnt look too stiff which is what i was affriad of...where'd ya get it?
interested to se how you do the cnavas top as i was planning to do the exact same thing to Big Lots IFV...i planned to cut the back off and turn it into the APC...
for a Joe vehicle, this is looking great
i really wish they'd combine the Joe and Marvel arm articulations...adding the bicept swivel to a Joe arm would be killer...
Ron, did you notice WWII caps extra ankle articulation?...it has a wee bit of side to side movement too sorta like DCUC
to be fair, its not the over engineering, is just the cheap materials...i have the SDCC version and he holds up just fine...not loose or sloopy at all...
that movie Cap you posted looks like a definite buy if i ever see it...
thought i'd make a thead to post any sightings of cool dio pieces you might come across...or ideas for things that work in dios...
theres some cool stuff here that MR pointed out...the best IMO being the cooler
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