Talking Kitbashes with a 1/6 scale Custom Soldier Story Mech Suit action figure

[@davidburke5686]

That’s looking fantastic

[@Sabastian2000]

You ever thought about doing a Ghost Recon kitbash?

[@blackopstoys]

Yes yes and yes!

[@LtHavoc1983]

I wonder how you got the EXO Suit off the figure and onto the other figure. That stuff looks very delicate and like it could break very easily. I have thought about getting that EXO suit figure as well and putting a different guy in it, but I am just wondering how complicated it is to get the exoskeleton off.

[@blackopstoys]

It’s not too bad. Just need the right sized figure to stick back in.

[@benquirobiequiratman4646]

i like the concept of your work mostly kit dallas treetoys Final Faction action figurs

[@blackopstoys]

Thanks man! Love doing em.

[@T.Ric.]

So Awesome

[@blackopstoys]

Tanks🤙

[@Brigand231]

To clarify in case there's some confusion, not just in this video, but in at least one other previous video when talking about 40mm grenades you come called them "M203 grenades". M203 is the name of a specific launcher system, the ammo is just "40mm grenades/rounds" (the launcher you're using looks to be an M320). I know it's nitpicky, but saying "M203 or 40mm grenade belt" would be much like describing an "M16 or 5.56mm ammo pouch" on a figure that's carrying a SCAR-L or something.

[@blackopstoys]

Gotcha. 👍🏻

[@LtHavoc1983]

Well, you would be surprised to know, that there are actually 2 different kinds of 40 mm grenades that are used by NATO. The ones fired from the under barreled launchers are 40x46 mm, that use a low pressure, while those fired from the likes of the MK19 Automatic grenade launcher are 40x53 mm high pressure grenades. Dont get me started on the Russian 40 mm VGO grenades that are caseless......

[@Brigand231]

Yep. Unless specified most folks assume a default of the low pressure variety, just like we assume "9mm" means 9x19 when there are at least a dozen standard cartridges it could refer to.