*adjusts glasses* Sure!

When you come back, it'll be Kaiju, Ghostbusters and Anime tits! :D

Big Bad Toy Store Has them 21.99

Also available on amazon

Definitely a good figure

Thank you for sharing. My question is why would everything work and suddenly not resulting in slower speeds. I wonder what failed on yours to cause that.

@@ShadowMoses112 The vref on all axis was set so high from factory it wound up burning out the Y driver IC. It was a cumulative issue. The more I printed and the faster speeds I went the hotter it got until it just died in mid print. Anycubic replaced the board for free out of warranty. But the new board also had the vref WAY too high to I set them all properly and now the motors get warm but not hot.

If you're within warranty, i suggest swapping it asap. I believe the mother board to be the issue a burnt out driver, but they never sent one even after I asked.

Yes, Just ordered Creality Ender S1

I have AnyCubic kobra Neo Works well

I ended up swapping for a new one. I think a new motherboard would have worked but it was never offered even after I asked. The common issue im hearing is that working it hard for x hours sounds like it blows something out. 😑 i hope the kobra 3 uses quality products moving forward

I hit up 5k still waiting

​@@ShadowMoses112 I'd recommend you to get these imports from elsewhere such as Gundamit, Bombusbee, or ShowZStore. Hell even HLJ and Japanese retailers are starting to sell these non Japanese IP figures. 5k is notorious for not getting back to people in a proper timely manner and their prices are kind of wild but that's what happens when you're the most well known import store.

I'd exchange it. Apparently, the issue is hit or miss. The printer is great when it's working. Im worried we may prep for another con where i need to use it heavily and it'll crap out again.

Same here, bit under 100 hours, massive 15mm Y axis shifts at random heights. I completly dismantled everything today, rebuilt the entire Y axis, calibrated, it pri Ted up to 70 mm OK then shifted like crap. I about the throw it out the window

The new motor did not work for me. I believe the issue to be mother board related however they never sent one or offered even when i mentioned it. I opted for a refund.

If you're within your exchange period. Skip the support and swap it out imo. Otherwise try to see if a return is on the table. I didn't find the new motor helping my issue at all.

The back and forth didn't get resolved. I ended up returning the printer for a refund. I think the issue was a mother board but support had me going in circles with tightening eccentric nuts.

Yes i tried superglue first then resin. Inrealize the cavity holding the joint is extremely thin

Same which is why i picked it up but seriously overpriced

Yeah about the only smaller character that's worth it is the new r2 which I've yet to find, I've had the rotj r2 preordered at BBTS for what feels like a year!

I didnt grab that one maybe I should!

Def agree. This can wait 😆

Definitely a cool addition. Not worth the price tag. I think some accessories would've more than made up for this. Jedi youngling alternative head, 2 more sets of hands. Big miss

Hey there. Thanks for checking it out. The connection would have to be the motherboard if so. Anycubic is now questioning if the motor they sent is blown. Im boxing this up for a return

@genedrgn3 : ho! Really? I also replace a blown out power supply and I got that problem also. I decide to let Anycubic Slicer and use Cura from now. I made a profile with lower travel speed. That "patch" the problem. But still wondering if it still something that I can do to fix that for good.

@geemeetheway i also did a bit slower just for quality what i have is like 20% slower than its original speed.

It def should. Not worth full price

So your issue is along the x? Could be easy to replace the bearings.

I definitely think the issue is mechanical or electrical and not hardware. They recommended based off this video that my eccentric nuts aren't properly tightened on the y. I'll give it a shot and see how that effects it. Ill post another video with updates

@@ShadowMoses112 When the Y started shifting on me it got really bad really quickly until the Y just died entirely. Driver IC kicked it and had to replace the mailboard.

@@Enjoymentboy Do you have any steps on how to adjust this for folks possibly having the same issue? I wouldn't mind making another video that may help

@@shadowmosesmusic KZbin channel Print Practical has a great video on it (3d printer stepper driver vref) and the description is linked to an online calculator to find your specific vref. I've used it for multiple printers and it works perfectly. Bear in mind this is all possible if your board allows it. Look at the driver IC on the board and if you see a small potentiometer beside it that means you can manually adjust. Apparently the newer boards (klipper versions) don't have this and the vref is hard set in the firmware. Assuming yours has the potentiometers you only need a multimeter, small Phillips screwdriver and an alligator clip test lead. First thing to do is unplug the connectors from the motors. All of them. Failure to do so can damage the board. Next put one end of the alligator clip on the positive test lead and the other end on the screwdriver. Power the printer on. Negative test lead goes to the negative of the 12V/24v power supply to the board. Screwdriver (positive lead) goes to the potentiometer. Make very small adjustments until the multimeter reads the vref value you calculated. For example I calculated 1.29V for my Y axis but it was reading 1.76V so I turned the potentiometer counterclockwise until the meter read 1.29V. I actually hit 1.3V because that's as close as my fat thumbs could get to. It doesn't have to be dead on... just close. I did this for every axis based on what vref the calculator showed. It's WAY easier to do than to write and you can do all axis in less time than it took to read this

posting an update in a minute

This line has been great so far. No complaints! Im always down for extra hands

Is it making the same noise? Anycubic recommended a new y axis motor and possibly a mother board. Feel free to reach out. Ive been printing for 7 years and have 3 other printers modded from mother boards to rails.

Thank you!!

The marvel legends with soft good isn't a bad second. Some heat to remove the previous hood on the head sculpts was a good idea - just wish it was a cleaner, easier process.

Pete: Awesome! Enjoy. He's a cool figure and will definitely fit in with your other storm figures. Jada does fit in well with other lines. Mat: I saw a picture of them next to domestic figures and see why you say that. I think maybe they'll scale well with imports, like Mafex and Figuarts?

Thank you!! If you got one in mind lmk!

@@ShadowMoses112 Do you have the new Shao Kahn?

Will you review the new Shao Kahn?

@raffosreviews2457 I didn't grab him. I love that chair he comes with tho but my ideal era was mk1-3.

Not the biggest Doom fan but doesn’t he have brown eyes? I agree although I dont know whats missing.

Thank you for watching. Hope it all gets sorted

they had a dr. Doom set.

Thank you - please share your thoughts too!