[Kernel]

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Originally Posted by Ninjinister

So uh, spoilers I guess for Multiverse of Madness, but I guess everyone knows already anyway but uh...

Why was that one actor supposed to be "the favorite" everyone pushed Marvel to be Reed? He got the look down of Current Comics Reed but they could have done that with just about anybody, and nothing he did in his brief time was standout. I've never heard of him before and was wondering why he was supposed to be who "everyone" wanted.

He was aight... funny he said when British security figured out who his wife was they got upset lol.. i just hope we get to see thing in the MCU... and see thing vs hulk.

Also did you guys see the 6” retro legends sentinel? I’ll definitely pick up a few just wish it was a little more articulated.

Funny my zurg just arrived so I guess he will be my articulated sentinel. I get a marvel vs capcom vibe from zurg

[Jay West]

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Originally Posted by Kernel

He was aight... funny he said when British security figured out who his wife was they got upset lol.. i just hope we get to see thing in the MCU... and see thing vs hulk.

Also did you guys see the 6” retro legends sentinel? I’ll definitely pick up a few just wish it was a little more articulated.

Funny my zurg just arrived so I guess he will be my articulated sentinel. I get a marvel vs capcom vibe from zurg

Zurg is cool. Would one of the head included with the retro sentinel work on Zurgs body? Just wondering…

[Ninjinister]

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Originally Posted by Jay West

You’ve never seen the Office or heard of it? He was one of the famous actors from that, starred in a relatively popular Jack Ryan series on Amazon Prime, and fairly popular movie a Quiet Place.

The only person I knew ever was in The Office is Steve Carrell, and I didn't know they made new Jack Ryans, I haven't heard any new ones since Chris Pine was there. Regardless, nothing about him screamed that character so I was just trying to figure out why he was who so many people wanted. He wasn't bad, but he didn't stand out either.

[The Creator]

[Kernel]

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Originally Posted by Jay West

Zurg is cool. Would one of the head included with the retro sentinel work on Zurgs body? Just wondering…

I think Zurgs head is on a ball joint that can be modified as it looks pretty big, but I just ordered a head sculpt off eBay. I went to pulse to preorder one of those retro sentinels and saw it’s $25... more than a standard 6” legends with nowhere near the articulation and sculpt... yet another slap in the face to us 3.75” fans lol

[Kernel]

Ok here’s what the neck looks like with the head popped off on the smaller one






If anything I’ll cut the ball part off and stick the head on the neck joint... unless one of you fantastic customizers have a better suggestion (looking at you creator, mordiganne, abaddon etc)

[snake5289]

Do you know the size of the hole on the head you plan on using? Generally I cut the entire piece off the neck and replace it with something that fits the head better.

Hope that makes sense. It's weird how hard it is to explain things only through text. At least for me anyway.

[DerekSmith2003]

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Originally Posted by Kernel

Ok here’s what the neck looks like with the head popped off on the smaller one






If anything I’ll cut the ball part off and stick the head on the neck joint... unless one of you fantastic customizers have a better suggestion (looking at you creator, mordiganne, abaddon etc)

Depends what tools you have to work with.

My preferred method if I can swing it, is to use a drill bit slightly smaller than the neck ball and drill a cavity slightly shallower than the estimated depth needed to fit (if the head does not already have a hole for the neck joint). If there is already a hole and it's smaller than needed, then I use a drill bit of appropriate size to widen the hole.

If the plastic has enough give/soft enough to work it down onto the ball joint, then I do so to get an idea of whether I've dug down enough. If it's too shallow, then drill out a little more at a time and refit as you go. You can always cut away more but once you go too much, then the pooch is screwed.

Once you feel you have enough depth, then you work outward. I use one of the dremel cutting bits with a round head for this part. You'll need to take care to keep the bit down far enough that you're cutting out where the ball will fit into once the head is on and that you don't cut so shallow that you widen the main hole at the base of the head. This will also take some care so that you don't cut out too far, making the recess larger than the neck ball. You're working depth and width here so it's more tedious than just drilling the main part.

If the plastic is soft enough and neck is sturdy enough, sometimes I just skip the second part entirely, just fit on the head and call it a day. If you don't have a dremel/rotary tool, another option is a had drill. It works fine for drilling the initial hole but not so much for the cutting tool outward.

If you really want to go crazy with it, you could take a legends neck and fit it that way so it could look up to simulate flying.

I'm sure there are a lot of methods people use. Different folks for different strokes. I'm always down for simpler ways of doing things if anyone has pointers.

[Kernel]

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Originally Posted by Ninjinister

The only person I knew ever was in The Office is Steve Carrell, and I didn't know they made new Jack Ryans, I haven't heard any new ones since Chris Pine was there. Regardless, nothing about him screamed that character so I was just trying to figure out why he was who so many people wanted. He wasn't bad, but he didn't stand out either.

I really wish we’d get to see Frasier beast again. Something about Frasier screams Beast, especially in the SPOILER ALERT - Illuminati

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Originally Posted by snake5289

Do you know the size of the hole on the head you plan on using? Generally I cut the entire piece off the neck and replace it with something that fits the head better.

Hope that makes sense. It's weird how hard it is to explain things only through text. At least for me anyway.

Thank you. I’m not sure yet but it’s the eBay sentinel head from jnr studios

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Originally Posted by DerekSmith2003

Depends what tools you have to work with.

My preferred method if I can swing it, is to use a drill bit slightly smaller than the neck ball and drill a cavity slightly shallower than the estimated depth needed to fit (if the head does not already have a hole for the neck joint). If there is already a hole and it's smaller than needed, then I use a drill bit of appropriate size to widen the hole.

If the plastic has enough give/soft enough to work it down onto the ball joint, then I do so to get an idea of whether I've dug down enough. If it's too shallow, then drill out a little more at a time and refit as you go. You can always cut away more but once you go too much, then the pooch is screwed.

Once you feel you have enough depth, then you work outward. I use one of the dremel cutting bits with a round head for this part. You'll need to take care to keep the bit down far enough that you're cutting out where the ball will fit into once the head is on and that you don't cut so shallow that you widen the main hole at the base of the head. This will also take some care so that you don't cut out too far, making the recess larger than the neck ball. You're working depth and width here so it's more tedious than just drilling the main part.

If the plastic is soft enough and neck is sturdy enough, sometimes I just skip the second part entirely, just fit on the head and call it a day. If you don't have a dremel/rotary tool, another option is a had drill. It works fine for drilling the initial hole but not so much for the cutting tool outward.

If you really want to go crazy with it, you could take a legends neck and fit it that way so it could look up to simulate flying.

I'm sure there are a lot of methods people use. Different folks for different strokes. I'm always down for simpler ways of doing things if anyone has pointers.

Thanks for the tip! I also use a drill for customizing so I’ll pick up that drill bit for my index, or just bite the bullet and get a dremel . I’m also all for doing things as simple as possible.

[Villano]

I got a coupon for Boss Fight, so I picked up one green and one yellow female blank body and put them together for an easy Marrina from Alpha Flight. Not totally thrilled with the head. It's got the hair right, but the eyes are small and the lips are too big, but it'll do until I find one more appropriate.

[Jason Abbadon]

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Originally Posted by Villano

I got a coupon for Boss Fight, so I picked up one green and one yellow female blank body and put them together for an easy Marrina from Alpha Flight. Not totally thrilled with the head. It's got the hair right, but the eyes are small and the lips are too big, but it'll do until I find one more appropriate.

Nice! Great use of parts!

[Jason Abbadon]

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Originally Posted by the creator

excellent forelord!