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[Tomax]

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Originally Posted by Kuma Style

black and purple robot

whos that? and how tall is he in inches?

[En Sabah Nerd]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tomax

whos that? and how tall is he in inches?

Don't know how tall it is but that looks like a third party Megatron using his stealth bomber mode from the comics.

[scarrviper]

Night Vipers by scarrviper, on Flickr

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[webz]

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Originally Posted by Tomax

whos that? and how tall is he in inches?

Generation toys’ Tyrant, an IDW Megatron. I believe he’s a little over 9” tall.

[scarrviper]

Firefly by scarrviper, on Flickr

[Tomax]

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Originally Posted by webz

Generation toys’ Tyrant, an IDW Megatron. I believe he’s a little over 9” tall.

thanks for the info, at least you gave me the details unlike some people who post pictures just to promote their .com site

[tgbobafett]

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Originally Posted by scarrviper

Night Vipers by scarrviper, on Flickr

always loved the night vipers!!

[Monte Williams]

And All Was Black And Still And Black And Cold And Black And Dead And Black by Monte Williams, on Flickr

[scarrviper]

Duke by scarrviper, on Flickr

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

And All Was Black And Still And Black And Cold And Black And Dead And Black by Monte Williams, on Flickr

This is an absolutely sick portrait shot. Great stuff.

[Bo Ttef]

Bandai Model Kit Grievous!

Grievous3 by lowanbing, on Flickr

Grievous2 by lowanbing, on Flickr

[Tomax]

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Originally Posted by Bo Ttef

Bandai Model Kit Grievous!

is the model kit better than the die cast figure?

[Bo Ttef]

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Originally Posted by Tomax

is the model kit better than the die cast figure?

Much better. It wasn't difficult to build (lots of tiny pieces- but the instructions are easy to follow) He has decent articulation and is very light- making him easy to stand or even put on flight stands for jumping.The scale is spot-on with the black series as well. (There is a Figuarts version coming eventually, but they tend to downsize larger characters -Vader, Chewie, and Qui-Gon all look small when put next to their cheap Hasbro counterparts, I'm thinking Grievous may end up the same- but I plan on getting him anyways) I'm one of the few people that actuallu like the die-cast Elite figure but I did have to glue him to a stand and affix his sabers in hand... and tighten his joints... The model kit is a much better choice for Grievous.

[Marine73]

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Originally Posted by Bo Ttef

Much better. It wasn't difficult to build (lots of tiny pieces- but the instructions are easy to follow) He has decent articulation and is very light- making him easy to stand or even put on flight stands for jumping.The scale is spot-on with the black series as well. (There is a Figuarts version coming eventually, but they tend to downsize larger characters -Vader, Chewie, and Qui-Gon all look small when put next to their cheap Hasbro counterparts, I'm thinking Grievous may end up the same- but I plan on getting him anyways) I'm one of the few people that actuallu like the die-cast Elite figure but I did have to glue him to a stand and affix his sabers in hand... and tighten his joints... The model kit is a much better choice for Grievous.

Awesome! So if I may ask, where do you pick one up?

[Bo Ttef]

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Originally Posted by Marine73

Awesome! So if I may ask, where do you pick one up?

Amazon. It was $46 with prime one day shipping.

[Marine73]

Thank you.

[scarrviper]

Zarana by scarrviper, on Flickr

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[Monte Williams]

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Originally Posted by Kuma Style

This is an absolutely sick portrait shot. Great stuff.

Thanks! It got something of a dud reaction elsewhere, so I appreciate it!

And might I say your crystal-clear, dynamic portraits of frighteningly expensive-looking toys I've otherwise never seen are gorgeous and dangerous.

[scarrviper]

Untitled by scarrviper, on Flickr

[Kuma Style]

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

Thanks! It got something of a dud reaction elsewhere, so I appreciate it!

And might I say your crystal-clear, dynamic portraits of frighteningly expensive-looking toys I've otherwise never seen are gorgeous and dangerous.

NP at all. The monochrome coloring really makes the details pop and the composition is just perfect. I can't speak for others but in my eyes it's just a good damned shot.

And thank you, man. I definitely try to make these things shine.

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