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Re: making Red Robin

Posted by jonathan on November 23, 2009, 11:24 am, in reply to "making Red Robin"
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Correction, it's X-Men Classics series 2 Air Strike Wolverine. But $30 just for the chest straps? I have that, but my custom Falcon is using it for the more modern electronic wings. I used the ML Falcon torso, Thor's arms and Hasbro Juggernaut legs. At least that crappy Juggs figure is useful for canibalizing. I use the head for custom Crusher Creel.

--Previous Message--
: Does anyone have any suggestions? I can do
: the head easily enough, but the chest for an
: articulated body has me stumped.
:
: I made a Red Robin figure with no
: articulation using a Mid-Nighter figure and
: painting it while giving up on whatever it
: is that crisscrosses his chest.
:
: The cape is also easy enough, just take
: Robin from the DCU classics series. Maybe
: the arms and legs from that, too. The
: harness from Stealth Wolverine (or whatever
: it is, wings strapped to his back)would do
: in a pinch, but I have only the one. The
: idea is to make something that can be
: reproduced and go on ebay for something
: approaching cost.
:
: I have a Red Hood figure (Moon Knight, Robin
: head, weapons from ML series 6 Punisher, ML
: Gambit's coat, rubber mask from a 5"
: Batman figure) I'll put online when I have a
: photograph. I'd like opinions.
:

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making Red Robin - jonathan November 23, 2009, 11:05 am
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--Previous Message-- : Correction, it's X-Men Classics series 2 Air : Strike Wolverine. But $30 just for the : chest straps? I have that, but my custom : Falcon is using it for the more modern : electronic wings. I used the ML Falcon : torso, Thor's arms and Hasbro Juggernaut : legs. At least that crappy Juggs figure is : useful for canibalizing. I use the head for : custom Crusher Creel. : : --Previous Message-- : Does anyone have any suggestions? I can do : the head easily enough, but the chest for an : articulated body has me stumped. : : I made a Red Robin figure with no : articulation using a Mid-Nighter figure and : painting it while giving up on whatever it : is that crisscrosses his chest. : : The cape is also easy enough, just take : Robin from the DCU classics series. Maybe : the arms and legs from that, too. The : harness from Stealth Wolverine (or whatever : it is, wings strapped to his back)would do : in a pinch, but I have only the one. The : idea is to make something that can be : reproduced and go on ebay for something : approaching cost. : : I have a Red Hood figure (Moon Knight, Robin : head, weapons from ML series 6 Punisher, ML : Gambit's coat, rubber mask from a 5" : Batman figure) I'll put online when I have a : photograph. I'd like opinions. : : :

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