Yeah, I wouldn't advocate for silicon or rubber on top of the wireframe. Just the frame and some plastic pieces on top to simulate musculature.
I could see that sex toy silicon stuff fusing to the fabric in time.
Yeah, I wouldn't advocate for silicon or rubber on top of the wireframe. Just the frame and some plastic pieces on top to simulate musculature.
Is there an existing example of this? Because I can only picture silicon if you want flesh joints that are seamless.
No rubber bodies please… we’ve seen what happens when Mezco tries to reinvent the wheel (Keaton batman)
don’t do that mez.
just make it really really good…highly articulated wide sticky build. Cankles. Multiple divergent head portraits.
Maybe some sonic clap and ground pound effects
Someone's confused, and I lost track of who it is--which means it might be me. 😜 But it was suggested that Mezco could easily put wireframe skeletons UNDER cloth, so they weren't suggesting that silicone skin thing that Hot Toys and Sideshow do that nobody wants to leave in poses because the silicone rips open.
I would have 100% bought both of their Star Wars Ahsoka figures, but I'm never touching any figure that uses that silicone skin and both of their Ahsokas use it on the elbows.
I mean there's a physics barrier when you're talking articulation on that thick a character. Especially in a line that is used to hiding their joints in cloth costumes.
I thought so, too, for a long time. Several of the third-party and import brands are proving that incorrect, though.
I've also been a proponent of Mezco using wireframe bodies under their cloth-covered figures. They could get as much articulation as anyone. If they added a plastic shell on top of the wireframe, the figures could maintain their musculature.
Is there ever going to be a better Hulk head sculpt than that Toybiz Face-Off? I honestly don't think so.
As for what Mezco Hulk is made out of, I have the Mezco Conan and I don't know why they wouldn't just do a plastic body like they did for him. If they would have done straight black plastic for Keaton Batman I probably would have ended up keeping mine.
Yeah, I wouldn't advocate for silicon or rubber on top of the wireframe. Just the frame and some plastic pieces on top to simulate musculature.
Is there an existing example of this? Because I can only picture silicon if you want flesh joints that are seamless.
I think it's my own crazy invention. No telling if it would work.
Is Doctor Octopus completely sold out? I cant seem to find him anywhere even though hes fairly new (while I can still find Spider-Man and Green Goblin available) Or are the ones that have been showing up the Mezco pre-orders and other retailers will get their stock later?
@jag2045 Hopefully not. I remember both Green Goblin and Spider-Man were sold out quickly then came back in stock. I don't think that Doc Ock is as popular, so it may not happen, but it's a possibility. I hope you find one. Mine came in last week and I was way more impressed with it than I expected to be.
Edit: He's in stock right now on Amazon. $115 shipped by a third party seller.
It sounds like Mezco Doc Ock is exceptional. That could be why he’s getting harder to come by.
Best Doc Ock tentacles ever is what I've heard. In Damazing's review he said he saw someone get him to stand on one tentacle only in a stable way. D tried that himself for a minute or two during his review and couldn't duplicate that, although he did come fairly close.
Best Doc Ock tentacles ever is what I've heard. In Damazing's review he said he saw someone get him to stand on one tentacle only in a stable way. D tried that himself for a minute or two during his review and couldn't duplicate that, although he did come fairly close.
He also admitted his table was not very stable, so that was likely playing a part in his trouble achieving it. Hr generally has no problem getting figures to balance on one leg with a standard sized foot, and adjusting the body position.
I have all 3 of those figures, but haven't really dug into posing them much yet.