[jokerjester]

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Originally Posted by Kuma Style

The lighting here is so damned good.

Thank you! i got lucky with the street lights and the "torch" option in my phone for those shots.

[Kuma Style]

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Originally Posted by jokerjester

Thank you! i got lucky with the street lights and the "torch" option in my phone for those shots.

You got that kind of bokeh with your phone? Holy moly. Great stuff.

[webz]

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Originally Posted by Astra

On a side note, my co-worker said there is an error in these pictures, as that he cannot extend his claws on only one hand. Is that true?

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Originally Posted by DarkToyLord

and wolvie pop claws on either hand independent of the other

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Originally Posted by Thor Laserpunch

Wolverine would give your coworker the middle claw salute.

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Originally Posted by Astra

Really? Good! I'm never sure if he can do it intentionally or if it just happens like with the Hulk if you get him in rage.
Hah! Now I want to do THAT! You know, it is possible to actually remove the claws from the hands, they are not glued in. One is very loose in fact.

All depends on the timeframe. In Wolverine's debut, an issue of Incredible Hulk, the claws were fixed to the back of his gloves. When he first debuted as an X-Men member, the claws were re-designed to trigger from his arms as a set, when he flexed his forearm muscles in just the right way... so 3 claws popped per arm each time. Later, it developed so he can pop claws individually for "middle fingers," then the last evolution was the popping individual claws at various speeds and partial pops, to allow the famous scene in the first movie where he pokes the throat of the bully with his middle claw while pinning said bully to the wall with the outside claws.

In 10 years, Wolverine will probably be able to send the claws on their own missions while he sits back at the mansion sipping a beer and watching butterflies.

[Astra]

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Originally Posted by webz

All depends on the timeframe. In Wolverine's debut, an issue of Incredible Hulk, the claws were fixed to the back of his gloves. When he first debuted as an X-Men member, the claws were re-designed to trigger from his arms as a set, when he flexed his forearm muscles in just the right way... so 3 claws popped per arm each time. Later, it developed so he can pop claws individually for "middle fingers," then the last evolution was the popping individual claws at various speeds and partial pops, to allow the famous scene in the first movie where he pokes the throat of the bully with his middle claw while pinning said bully to the wall with the outside claws.

In 10 years, Wolverine will probably be able to send the claws on their own missions while he sits back at the mansion sipping a beer and watching butterflies.

LOL!
My head is spinning but thank you for all this information! Right, I totally had forgotten about THAT scene.

The Marvel Select Wolverine has the middle claw a little longer than the others. Guess I'll have to use a nail clipper on him If I ever actually can get off the other hands. They refuse to budge, despite the hot water treatment.

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

Today's Lesson:

Car wash vacuum machines make swell sci-fi backdrops.

Indeed!

Some more sickbay pictures:

[webz]

Sunstreaker really wants to get into showbiz... so he recreated 10 iconic Hollywood scenes. Here’s a few...

[Astra]

I bought these crutches for Kirk actually, but then I thought they look more fun on Bones



I also recently bought a Spiderman playset that had a lovely bridge, for no particular reason. Well, yesterday I found a use for the bridge. This short clip of an upcoming "Gotham" episode inspired me (starts at 11 seconds in):

Now everyone is eager to find out whether Alfred is indeed homeless now after Bruce fired him. But I want to note that iin the clip his shoes are way too shiny to live on the street

[Bo Ttef]

"The Grail is not for you, Demon!"
Defend the Grail by lowanbing, on Flickr

Defend the Grail 2 by lowanbing, on Flickr

Defend the Grail 3 by lowanbing, on Flickr

[scarrviper]

Alley Vipers by scarrviper, on Flickr

[tgbobafett]

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Originally Posted by scarrviper

Alley Vipers by scarrviper, on Flickr

blue alley vipers? where are they from?

[scarrviper]

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Originally Posted by tgbobafett

blue alley vipers? where are they from?

Cobra Alley Viper (v7) G.I. Joe Action Figure - YoJoe Archive

[Monte Williams]

He Made No Superfluous Gestures, And Was Never Seen To Be Moved Or Agitated
by Monte Williams, on Flickr

[tgbobafett]

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Originally Posted by scarrviper

Cobra Alley Viper (v7) G.I. Joe Action Figure - YoJoe Archive

thx

[Trivial Psychic]

[Kuma Style]

[Augustus_Cole]

is that a dinobot??

[Kuma Style]

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Originally Posted by DarkToyLord

is that a dinobot??

Yea. It's Fansproject's rendition of Grimlock named "Severo."

[Augustus_Cole]

^^^
cool!!

[Monte Williams]

That throne!!!!

[Kuma Style]

[Monte Williams]

Damn, that's a brilliant dinobot and some gorgeous portraits!

[Sender]

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

That throne!!!!

Agreed, wicked throne!

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Originally Posted by Kuma Style

Brilliant photography! Awesome poses! Great figures! I'm dino-envious now.

[JokerArkham]

Pic i took ages ago

[Kuma Style]

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

Damn, that's a brilliant dinobot and some gorgeous portraits!

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Originally Posted by Sender

Agreed, wicked throne!




Brilliant photography! Awesome poses! Great figures! I'm dino-envious now.

Thank you guys so much!

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Originally Posted by JokerArkham

Pic i took ages ago

nice! makes me wish Warner and Disney could make something b work out for a crossover movie.

[Monte Williams]

I still want some of that Robo goodness, but I don't know where I'd photograph them.

[Tomax]

i prefer the other face on cy-kill, looks more sinister