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T1 and T2 Endoskeleton Research Thread
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Too Much Garlic
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The two screws near the back cover are easily sanded away as that is where the seamline goes through and sometimes they don't add it back in.
They are sanded away on the Tome-no-suke Shoten shop endo too.
But are still there on the EMP skull - sorry it's faint... but it's rarely photographed from that angle needed to get a good view.
They are sanded away on the Tome-no-suke Shoten shop endo too.
But are still there on the EMP skull - sorry it's faint... but it's rarely photographed from that angle needed to get a good view.
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I have this one previously posted by DeltaDesignRus
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Yup. Wish I could afford those parts. The T1 style knee and T1 style chest is back up for auction again.
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The Bob Burns skull previously posted by Quartz have the inner one barely preserved, but the outer one seems to be fairly intact.
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This is how it looks on my foam skull. You can see the original SWS seamline go straight through those screws and across. The secondary line is more ragged and may come from the secondary mold when they molded it together to form the skulls my foam skull is similar to.
Master casting being molded and a casting being worked on - or maybe they are both the same casting in both pictures.
I still wonder what these pieces were used for. It wasn't possible to get an answer from the Stan Winston School.
Master casting being molded and a casting being worked on - or maybe they are both the same casting in both pictures.
I still wonder what these pieces were used for. It wasn't possible to get an answer from the Stan Winston School.
Yep, I figured you'd probably be aware of those pieces, but just in case.
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Oh yeah. When I saw they were back up with lower estimates... I'm quite certain they will be sold this time around, unless the reserve limit is the same as the earlier auction...
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Cool pictures.
Though I was asking about the full endoskeleton, not just the skull.
Though I was asking about the full endoskeleton, not just the skull.
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It's a mystery what type the top of the T2 end of the head is.
The Battle Damage Puppet shows that the lines seem to be uneven.
It seems to be the same as the T1 version. Why have the bumps disappeared and become rounded?
The culprit seems to be XFX Studio.
The opening head that emerges from the flames in the T exhibition is also a convex and concave line.
The round lid behind it has a different shape.
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Too Much Garlic
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The change of the position of the rear port and the lines going to it from the front port was changed for the T2:3D skulls - the ones that also have the M1 temple inserts installed instead of the production pieces. Most licensed pieces link back to the T2:3D skulls.
Production Style - Tome-no-suke Shoten shop endo
Timeless - They sharpened the lines and connected the two lines to the rear port opening, but it is still the closest licensed prop to the production style.
T2:3D style.
Quartz' gift skull casting posted by gizmo:
ICONS:
Production Style - Tome-no-suke Shoten shop endo
Timeless - They sharpened the lines and connected the two lines to the rear port opening, but it is still the closest licensed prop to the production style.
T2:3D style.
Quartz' gift skull casting posted by gizmo:
ICONS:
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Have been feeling a bit better today than I have in a long time... will see if it lasts... and then I may try to print some 1:6 scale endo parts to see how things turn out.
Now that’s exciting!! Love to see some parts printed in 1/6 scale. Glad you’re feeling good buddy.
Really looking forward to print pics! So glad that this thread is still active.
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Well, that didn't last long. Feeling like crap today. Will see if I can get some models sliced for printing, at least.
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Some pictures from reddit. Unsure of origin.
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Some pictures from gettyimages
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