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Astra · 12-30-2017, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by ludovicotek

^^^ That’s awesome, Astra!

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Originally Posted by Kuma Style

That's awesome, Astra!

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

Congratulations, Astra! That's the coolest thing ever! Your toy selves are awesome!

Thanks guys! I can only recommend the experience. Surely there is a shop nearby you that does this too. Not exactly cheap, but well worth it. It's only a statue, no joints, so think well of your pose and what you're wearing before. They would even do an 1:6 one, but that would have been like 400 Euros or so... You can also get even smaller versions.

Apparently it's the next cool invention. Who needs photographs anymore? I once saw that they did that in Japan, but had no idea there was a shop right here in my home-town. After me a family with a little kid was scanned. I also heard of a guy who let scan his head and put himself onto an Iron Man figure LOL

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Originally Posted by Kuma Style

Np Sh002!

Um, what? LOL Sorry, that went right over my head.

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

Indeed, too awesome; you'd need a Mezco Kirk to look good next to your toy!

It's not often I call my wife over to see what my fellow hobbyists are up to, but I definitely did today!

Wow, what an honor!
I'm afraid I am too big for Mezco Kirk. My figures are in 1:10 scale as that is where I have the most figures (Stargate, Star Trek, Gotham, Arrow, Flash)

Mezco is in 1:12 I believe. I just held us next to each other and we come up to the same height, but William Shatner should be a bit larger than me in real life. Not much, only by 5", but still. So in side-by-side comparison his head would be too small.

I somewhat cheated in this picture buy putting him into the background so the size difference wouldn't be as obvious:

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Originally Posted by ludovicotek

This is a great group shot. I love seeing figures from multiple lines/properties together. Reminds me of how I used to play as a kid.

I agree, I also always love such artsy pictures, even though I not always know all these guys.

12-30-2017, 11:43 AM	#6740
Astra Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Dresden, Germany Posts: 540	Quote: Originally Posted by ludovicotek ^^^ That’s awesome, Astra! Quote: Originally Posted by Kuma Style That's awesome, Astra! Quote: Originally Posted by Monte Williams Congratulations, Astra! That's the coolest thing ever! Your toy selves are awesome! Thanks guys! I can only recommend the experience. Surely there is a shop nearby you that does this too. Not exactly cheap, but well worth it. It's only a statue, no joints, so think well of your pose and what you're wearing before. They would even do an 1:6 one, but that would have been like 400 Euros or so... You can also get even smaller versions. Apparently it's the next cool invention. Who needs photographs anymore? I once saw that they did that in Japan, but had no idea there was a shop right here in my home-town. After me a family with a little kid was scanned. I also heard of a guy who let scan his head and put himself onto an Iron Man figure LOL Quote: Originally Posted by Kuma Style Np Sh002! Um, what? LOL Sorry, that went right over my head. Quote: Originally Posted by Monte Williams Indeed, too awesome; you'd need a Mezco Kirk to look good next to your toy! It's not often I call my wife over to see what my fellow hobbyists are up to, but I definitely did today! Wow, what an honor! I'm afraid I am too big for Mezco Kirk. My figures are in 1:10 scale as that is where I have the most figures (Stargate, Star Trek, Gotham, Arrow, Flash) Mezco is in 1:12 I believe. I just held us next to each other and we come up to the same height, but William Shatner should be a bit larger than me in real life. Not much, only by 5", but still. So in side-by-side comparison his head would be too small. I somewhat cheated in this picture buy putting him into the background so the size difference wouldn't be as obvious: Quote: Originally Posted by ludovicotek This is a great group shot. I love seeing figures from multiple lines/properties together. Reminds me of how I used to play as a kid. I agree, I also always love such artsy pictures, even though I not always know all these guys. Last edited by Astra; 04-29-2018 at 01:05 AM..