I love how, a guy in hell tossing people on a stick and catching them annoys you but UM stopping himself & 10 kaiju on a dime to save 2 old ladies is amazing! You be you son! You. Be. You.

... Yes...

I forgot that I can never tell if a King series is good or not until it's complete. At least the art was pretty.

@@VoidCityReviews Very valid, I appreciate the ending of Strange Adventures a lot more on a reread, maybe I'll need the same for Helen

They haven't done a Begins wave yet, so who knows, you never know, with Todd. If acting, I imagine it will just be a platinum version of regular Begins Batman, whenever that arrives.

@@VoidCityReviews I completely forgot they haven’t done a Begins wave… again, another asked for wave (including the Bale Begins suit) that collectors have been requesting.

@MrRHeath86 the Begins suit for sure is coming. Not sure about a full wave yet, but it's definitely possible. The Dark Knight wave gave us the Batman Begins version of scarecrow, so maybe one of the other characters in a wave for begins could be the Dark Knight version of scarecrow wearing a suit. Could also do Ra's al ghul, alfred, or hopefully Gordon.

We are still working out a better way to actually do that type of filming. It's not very easy to get a camera set up in a way that can actually record what you are doing well also being able to get close enough and study enough to yourself with your own eyeballs see what you are doing. Also when working with exacto blades and stuff like that, I want to be able to do so safely, and not do so well worrying about keeping something in a frame for a particular shot. But we are definitely working on trying to figure that out. Usually while I'm working anyways, I'm watching a movie or some kind of a TV show, and sometimes I'm just sitting in the living room or on the couch, so I'm not sure if I would just have to set up a camera and do some sort of time lapse and remove all of the audio? Yeah there's a lot of different factors that go into trying to record these different steps. We will do our best moving forward.

Makes sense. Thanks for the info man

@jonathanhodapp8735 no worries, I still plan to try and figure out some way to get video of the process.

I wish..... Thanks!!

Thank you!!!

I have done an 89 batman. The link to that video is actually at the very end of this one.

I don't think so. Just for the sake of ease, I try to stick with a single company when swapping parts.

If you start with Spiral City, you might be confused with one thing a particular character says, otherwise it recaps what you need to know and is a great jumping on point.

Ah, I didn't think it was McGuiness but didn't look into it.

Yeah, he's incredible. I'm constantly surprised and amazed. Planning to start One Punch Man next

Hooray!

Good luck! Customizing is a slippery slope; once you start it's hard to stop. Being an in-box collector should help, though.

@@VoidCityReviews do u recommend a primer or a base coat. I saw a guy say he used flat black base that had primer mixed in. Truthfully I'm so new I was gonna just paint it 🤦🏽‍♂️

Wash the figure with soap, disassemble it (if possible), sand the joints to avoid paint rubbing off, prime it, paint it, seal it. Washing and priming will help paint adhere to the figure.

@VoidCityReviews thanks a lot for the guidance. I appreciate it

Wow, I didn't remember making this video at all. But yes, very much looking forward to Spiral City.

Toast doesn't eat pancakes

Dan occasionally eats pancakes but usually only as a side, so probably no more than three at a time and even then he usually can't finish because he picked out on what the actual main course was. He could however tell you what it's like to eat 23 Krispy Kreme donuts in one sitting....

Casey Jones - The Next Mutation .....

I actually replaced the hair with hair from a different figure. Yes, using very hot water, I peeled the Mohawk off of that Wonder Woman head, and did the same with peeling the hair off of the Gal Gadot Wonder Woman head. I trimmed the inside of the hair so that it would fit on the new head, and then just glued it on.

Unless I am misunderstanding what you mean by position? Can you be more specific if I didn't answer the question?

That's where it all began, the comics!

It could be!

I can’t say for certain as I do not closely follow the manga, I’m pretty sure that we have not seen that yet. When did it happen?

@ they trained on Whis planet.. Gohan and Goku did clash as training in the manga I could be tripping but ima double check

@ indeed they did chapter 102.. They sparred against each other Broly was there as well they all had an all out sparring match

@@GawdNC that’s hot. I gotta check that out

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Oh it was entertaining for sure, they all are. It just definitely has some issues as well, which many entertaining movies have. It's all good. I think from what I understand, he didn't come back for the same reason Sigorney Weaver didn't. No real reason for them to be there, story wise. Plus, he's been retired for about the last 15-20 years raising his kids, and only recently came back to acting part time. I think he wants to do new things, not nostalgia cameos.

@@VoidCityReviews I meant they don’t explain in the new movies what happened to the character?

@@MTB214 .... They didn't really need to? He was a side character that they struggled to find a reason to include in Ghostbusters 2. After the first movie, his arc was over. He's off living his life somewhere... Being an accountant.... Or a lawyer.... Or whatever job he has this week.... There's really nothing to explain though. He was just a random guy, pretty much. Part of the problem with the movies is that new ones do things JUST because they happened in previous movies. I'm glad to see they didn't fill the ENTIRE movie with legacy characters for no reason.

Elbows on these figures are pretty straightforward. Usually I just dunk the figure in the hot water, until it is very soft and pliable, and then I have a very small allen wrench that has a screwdriver handle so it's comfortable in the hand, and basically because of the tip of that thing is essentially a circle, you can use it to punch the peg out and then repeat on whatever figure you're going to swap with, and then what I like to do is heat up the two pieces of the arm but not the peg when you were putting them back together. Keeping the peg solid makes it easier to push it through and helps lock the other pieces into the correct shape rather than warp the peg around those pieces if they aren't in the right spot.

It's subtle, and against convention, but I still instantly knew what was happening

I haven't talked to Wilson or Berg about TF 13 yet. I could be, once again, in the minority.

Wow, that's definitely long for a non-Big Two book

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