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deathofthelines · 10-20-2015, 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Snowflakian

The plastic is actually a lower grade than Hasbro uses.

Articulation is the same as current MI new offerings. They have torso swivel is about the only difference. No ankle articulation and no wrist articulation. So roughly the same as Bishop's articulation minus torso swivel. Which means less articulation than the rest of MU/I and GI Joe.

I bought a set of them myself. The skull bomb squad guy is over on my villain shelf while the two female figures were customized into shield agents/troops. Painted the body armor into a metallic blue, and painted their pants black. Left the shirts alone though so they have more individual character besides the heads. The rest of the figures they came with and the dirt bike I gave away.

The super bike I painted up with the metallic blue too though for more SHIELD vehicles. Plan on getting another set of this pair for more customs or to put them in my GI Joe collection unaltered.

I do want to repaint the redheaded one into blonde though to do a Kate Leth: Agent of Shield figure. The hair style reminded me of her so I thought that'd be funny to have a writer/artist of Marvel's as an agent of shield in figure form.

Got any pics of the ladies you painted up and the super bike? I have them but not sure what if any alterations I plan to do.

10-20-2015, 08:00 AM	#398
deathofthelines Join Date: Jan 2015 Posts: 985	Quote: Originally Posted by Snowflakian The plastic is actually a lower grade than Hasbro uses. Articulation is the same as current MI new offerings. They have torso swivel is about the only difference. No ankle articulation and no wrist articulation. So roughly the same as Bishop's articulation minus torso swivel. Which means less articulation than the rest of MU/I and GI Joe. I bought a set of them myself. The skull bomb squad guy is over on my villain shelf while the two female figures were customized into shield agents/troops. Painted the body armor into a metallic blue, and painted their pants black. Left the shirts alone though so they have more individual character besides the heads. The rest of the figures they came with and the dirt bike I gave away. The super bike I painted up with the metallic blue too though for more SHIELD vehicles. Plan on getting another set of this pair for more customs or to put them in my GI Joe collection unaltered. I do want to repaint the redheaded one into blonde though to do a Kate Leth: Agent of Shield figure. The hair style reminded me of her so I thought that'd be funny to have a writer/artist of Marvel's as an agent of shield in figure form. Got any pics of the ladies you painted up and the super bike? I have them but not sure what if any alterations I plan to do. __________________ Don't go all stealth mode mother ******! We can't see you.