UV400
Sr Member
Sorry for posting again but, I'm so pleased you have those RT's for reference, as you have cleared up something that's been bugging me for a while.
I always felt that the RT's in the scene had a different gold bridge, in that the small lower bar was not gold.
This meant that the prominent gold bridge shape stood out more in a kinda upside down U.
Mine sometimes look like a gold "square".
The Funko got it right...lol....wonder if they had original RT's to go off...
Your RT's confirm this (marked red)...
I also wondered if the gold detailing is a bit lighter on the RT's (marked blue).
I'm off to look into removing that bit gold..hopefully, it's gunmetal underneath!
The RT's design IMO, may have been originally intended to be "bridgeless", to really accentuate that unusual gold shape.
I think they added this bar later for more rigidity, but kept it gunmetal to kinda cosmetically "hide" it.
I always felt that the RT's in the scene had a different gold bridge, in that the small lower bar was not gold.
This meant that the prominent gold bridge shape stood out more in a kinda upside down U.
Mine sometimes look like a gold "square".
The Funko got it right...lol....wonder if they had original RT's to go off...
Your RT's confirm this (marked red)...
I also wondered if the gold detailing is a bit lighter on the RT's (marked blue).
I'm off to look into removing that bit gold..hopefully, it's gunmetal underneath!
The RT's design IMO, may have been originally intended to be "bridgeless", to really accentuate that unusual gold shape.
I think they added this bar later for more rigidity, but kept it gunmetal to kinda cosmetically "hide" it.
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