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>>4566856
>Illegal nail connections

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>>4566871
>Illegal toe connections
>Illegal torso connections
>Illegal nipple connections
also, tfw my shitty Roodaka moc is in the OP.

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>>4566871
Thats illegal?
That connection is the best there is.
I use it for shoulder and toes

So much for the best board...

cunt is female?

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>>4543589
Why do all of their original designs look like background characters from Gorillaz videos but their licensed stuff looks amazing?

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I'm not usually into City or architectural sets, but I'm in love with the fact that Lego implemented Mixel joints and CCBS hands on this.

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More transforming Lego builds are never a bad thing.

>>4545628
>bads of toy boxes = baGs of toy boxes
ugh...english is not my language

>>4545628
english isnt your language, and toys is something you like. you shouldnt be ashamrd of liking it. im 22 and still buy kamen rider and super sentai stuff, and everyone is cool with it except my mom who says im old for it. besides, lego can be deem a collection and theres nothing wrong for adults to buy them. you gotta chill

>>4545628
im 22 and people barely jjudge. english isnt your language, but toys are something you like. you shouldnt be ashamed of it. adults buying legos isnt a prob either. if you still feel insecure by it, just say its for collection

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You could get Revoltech Protect Man!

>>4539045
Isn't the Jin-Roh figures smaller than standard Naked Snake? But then again Big Boss was a pretty damn tall dude.

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yup

>>4545669
5 o'clock get a call to go hang out at the skate park down by the mall
but first I gotta stop some aliens from annihilating us all
with the strength of a million and seventy men, I guess I really shouldn't complain
still I wish I could go for a walk without rusting in the rain
it's enough to fry my brain

>>4545680
is this some secret facebook toy group thing?

>>4540734
Post pics, also the original seller that was shared around in the previous threads suddenly bumped the price up to $10.

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First of several

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>>4540834

>>4539627
link to old thread.

>>4492327

Here's how I handle photo etch (PE) parts.
1. I soak the frets in a mix of vinegar and some table salt for 5-10 minutes. I immediately rinse off the frets with water and give them a quick dip in denatured alcohol and pat dry between paper towels. This cleans the brass and partially etches the brass so that paint and adhesives can stick better.
2. I use double-sided tape to stick the fret and the parts I want to cut to a cutting board. This prevents the parts from flying away when you cut them and gives the knife a bit of cushion for a cleaner cut. I use a curved blade to cut them so I don't have to worry about breaking the tip.
3. I use diamond files and sanding sticks to sand the attachment points smooth. I'll give the parts a quick dip in denatured alcohol to clean off any dirts/oils/sanding debris.
4. I'll bend the parts using a PE bending rig (like pictured) and a flat end blade. You can bend some PE parts by hand/tweezers, but it's rather hard if not impossible to bend some PE parts by hand. It's a wise investment to buy a bending tool if you plan to continue to use PE parts.

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>>4539673
5. I use cyanoacrylate (CA) to attach PE parts to a model, but I have different types of CA for different purposes. (White PVA glue can also be used along with a few other adhesives, but I prefer CA.) I have a thick type which I use for filling gaps or creating weld seams. I have a medium type for general purpose. I have a thin type for using like thin liquid cement and flowing around the PE parts to make sure they are attached. I either use tweezers or a toothpick with a damp end to move PE parts.
a. I'll first use medium CA to attach most parts to a model. I'll apply it to a toothpick and then apply to the PE part or where it's getting attached.
b. If needed or for larger parts, I'll use thin CA to make sure they stay on. Thin CA runs everywhere and can be a pain to use. It is also applied differently than normal CA. It must be applied using a special forked tool, similar to a needle loop with the top cut off, or a wire. I pour some thin CA onto a plastic lid and then roll the tip of the wire into it. I'll carefully run the tip of the wire along the edge of the PE part and capillary action will draw it around the part. The CA will dry almost instantly so you don't want to screw this up.
c. I'll use thick CA for gaps or parts that I want to simulate welding on.
(You can use soldering to attach PE parts to each other and to weld bend joints together, but I haven't done this yet. You still would need to use CA to attach them to plastic.)
6. You'll want to prime PE parts before you use an acrylic on them because the acrylic will have a hard time sticking to bare metal. I prime everything with Tamiya primer anyways.

>>4536219
You'll probably get better responses from /po/

>>4537419
Aren't they just going to tell me to blame the jews?

>>4538877
>/po/
>Papercraft & Origami

You're thining of /pol/.

>>4539446
Shit's mad gay, only 3A and some GITD shit is worth a damn.

>Unarticulated Mexican gangbanger that looks like he's from Sesame Street
Where's the fun in that? Go fuck yourself.

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"Look Gina, hipstershit."

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>>4539451
These figures are unique and beautiful!

>b-but its not anime waifus or dark gritty shit so its bad!!!!!!!!!!!!

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February 2015
>Devil Homura
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4529
>Racing Miku 2014 Ver.
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4531
>Sinon
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4626

March 2015
>Amatsukaze
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4615

April 2015
>Pyramid Head/Red Pyramid Thing
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4564
>figFIX Shimakaze: Half-Damage ver.
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4583
>Shinobu Oshino
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4607
>figFIX Shinobu Oshino
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4606
>Solid Snake: MGS2 ver.
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4705

May 2015
>The Thinker
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4685
>Mutsu
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4697
>Sakura Kinomoto
>http://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/4716/

Also, checklist had been updated for your convenience

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Reviews and news about GSC products by Kahotan
>http://mikatan.goodsmile.info/en/
>http://ameblo.jp/gsc-mikatan/

Where to buy
>GSC Online Shop - some figmas only are available through their online shop
>Amiami - usual place for buying, to some people, shipping is a bit higher
>Hobby Link Japan shipping is usual lower, but their prices are a bit higher
>Hobby Search Japan - items stay in stock the longest
>Mandarake - search figma or フィグマ
>eBay/Amazon - only if you hate having too much money. Avoid bootlegs, you can spot them as 'Chinese version'
>Check the BST, My Figure Collection for any offer/deal

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HAHA, TIME TO BE THE NEW ANNOYING GUY

FIGMA WHEN?

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[:::: ] OTHER LEGO THREADS [ ::::]

Bionicle General: >>4538442

[ •_• ] HEADLINES [ •_• ]

>LEGO Ideas Results are in! Birds and Big Bang Theory to be produced.
>CMF Series 13 line-up/images circulate.
>Shell Promo comes to the UK
>Amazon has 33% off most sets
>Argos has 3for2 on toys
>More 2015 images released.

[ooo] LEGO Ideas Project of the Day [ooo]

>International Space Station
https://ideas.lego.com/projects/84928

>>4538670
>>International Space Station
>https://ideas.lego.com/projects/84928
Hey fagbot, build that with actual bricks and see how much it sags. I hate CAD only designs on Ideas because they don't even bother trying to build it before expecting 10,000 people to blindly support it.

>>4538670
Fun fact: the iss is more usefull as a lego model than an actual space station.

Plebs

>>4540878
Fuck off already. You've already made 6 or so garbage threads

How is this an art toy? It's not hipster garbage. It's a 1/6th monster from lord of the rings.

But I'd let my son play with all of my LEGO if he was possessed of even a fraction of talent and imagination as Finn.

I'd just teach him to respect what I made and ask before changing it, just as he'd want me to do with his creations, surely.

>>4538560
>You are the villain.
One step closer to My life goals.

i don't super glue my lego blocks together.

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>>4531033
>[Lego hoarding intensifies]

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>>4531044
>average Lego general poster

>>4531044
nostalgia/10