[En Sabah Nut]

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Originally Posted by Jackieboy

love those Kingpin shots,bro! shame that penguin figure isnt fully articulated though.
the cool thing about that stark armor is that it has modular ports so if you are really clever with customising you could work wonders with it.otherwise its just a pretty nice background prop to have in your hall of armors!

yea bro, the articulation has to lack to compensate for the 'clean seemless-ness' look

modular ports... arghhh... it's a shame i'm illiterate in LED customizing. would love to mess with lightings very much!

i've got some unique ideas for Hall of Armor, let's see what happens in future...

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Originally Posted by The Creator

...W.I.P THE 1st member of my SUPER SKRULL TEAM KL'RT.

nice touch, cant' wait to see the rest

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Originally Posted by ukmu

Agree about the Kingpin not being articulated to an extent JB. I feel he doesn't need to be dynamic in possibility terms, but some helps. Also, too much articulation on a large white suite sticks out like a sore thumb. I think the garage kit Kingpin of Vort has too much articulation (I don't say that often) and actually breaks the eye away from its form. I mean let's be honest, he stands, he smokes, he holds a cane. Three poses and sorted!

Sorry I didn't get any pics shot this weekend gang. I was VERY busy. In fact, it is Tuesday morning at 8:20 and the lad is just out the door for his first day of school here. Three different in home nurse visits Monday, helping a mate move on Sunday and Saturday had to go shopping with my mother-in-law. Pretty much each was as bad or worse than they sounded. I will get some going this week and save them maybe?

exact same sentiments, ukmu. i've yet to see Vort's version though

it's good to be busy, plus how many in reality can accommodate in-laws these days? *Hydra salute*

i'll put it this way -

exiting trains our individual patience;
exciting propels our collective vision.

so there, intermittent (even long pauses) can be productive!