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tekering

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  1. I think a picture is worth a thousand words, that's what I think.
  2. The intakes on the shoulders are a deal-breaker for me. Why can't they rotate forward to be perpendicular, like the Masterpiece seekers can? It seems silly for MakeToys to try so hard for additional cartoon accuracy, but fail to do what HasTak has done for over a decade...
  3. He's much more prominent in The Headmasters.
  4. Wow, that's desperate. FansProject has decided to resurrect their Steel Core mold from six years ago, stick a new head on it, and pretend it's Grimlock? And to think they used to be an important part of the third-party market... Oh, how the mighty have fallen.
  5. Looks like nice, clean work... from what I can see. If you have a light source in front of your subject -- as opposed to above it -- the figure wouldn't be so obscured by shadows.
  6. Not a problem in space. Love it, Shizuka!
  7. Something like this? Oh, they definitely are... and mostly just endless variations on a single design, as opposed to the myriad design concepts Transformers represent. Thanks for writing!
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    Hi-Metal R

    What, the one labeled "Itano the Pervert?" I doubt that's canon, any more than those Phalanx Destroids are.
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    Hi-Metal R

    Actually, most of it's just repurposed accessories from other toy lines... DST, McFarlane, NECA, Hasbro... There's all sorts of useful stuff out there.
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    Hi-Metal R

    I'll take one of each!
  11. Despite the obsolete scale, ol' MP-1 is still my favorite. The ideal blend of cartoon and toy aesthetics, this is the toy that started it all for me. If it weren't for this guy, I wouldn't have spent the last fifteen years collecting Transformers...!
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    Hi-Metal R

    No, the city will remain 1:150 (except for a little forced-perspective here and there), but I intend to reduce much of it to rubble. In the meantime, I'm working on a 1:12 scale city alley diorama...
  13. Doesn't seem to have worked... But hey, at least you gave it a shot.
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    Hi-Metal R

    Looks good to me, amptor. Nah, I just bought a bunch of USB-powered LED strips... ...and then plugged them into a USB power supply. The overhead grating the lights shine through in the ceiling are repurposed panels from The Ubiquitous diorama sets.
  15. Oh, Hollywood won't do anything nearly that good.
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    Hi-Metal R

    Much appreciated, gentlemen. I'm afraid my alter ego will have to suffice, for the time being...
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    Hi-Metal R

    Ignore it, it's meaningless. Thanks, guys. Here's the rest of the shoot:
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    Hi-Metal R

  19. Interesting. If you had access to a resin kit like that, why did you go to the trouble of sculpting your own from scratch? Were you unsatisfied with the accuracy of the Japanese kit? Did you enjoy producing your own Invid models enough to make it worth the time and effort? Were you hoping to make more money by providing a superior alternative for foreign collectors such as ourselves? When I think of how many classic anime designs have never been accurately-reproduced as models or figures -- like the frequently requested Southern Cross mecha -- I hate to think of you wasting your considerable talents on something that had already been produced (albeit, without the space booster). I suppose somebody could've recasted the parts, and stuck them into the box the original parts came in... although given how little the kit seems to be worth on the secondary market nowadays, I doubt it would've been worth it.
  20. So, you're going to the trouble of bringing your toys into the workplace (despite the lack of adequate light), just to take pictures with the crappy camera? Are they paying you to photograph your toys, or are you just neglecting your duties? Geez, I wish I had your job! No, it's all the redundant cross-posting that offends me. And your work ethic.
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