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Crappy custom show accurate cerebros

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Crappy custom show accurate cerebros

ya that's true...

I'm pretty sure that it's Spike/Cerebros' head. Here's Cerebros with his head.

post-26-1102017918.jpg

And here's Spike in the Binary Bonded armor.

post-26-1102017982.jpg

it's a nice attempt, I'll give it that.

It has Ginrai/Hi-Q's arms.

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Ok,

So I've searched on

"Crappy custom show accurate cerebros"

Both as a string and as individual words and combinations of words.

 

The only post that I find ANY related information is THIS one.

 

Any other suggestions or better yet a link to the post you remember?

I would really like to know everything I can about this.

 

Just curious.. Why is this item "crappy"? Materials? Workmanship? Paint?

 

Thanks all for the great responces and feedback!

 

- Arcee

Looks to me like someone put Headmaster Spike in the microwave. He's all melty now.

Just curious.. Why is this item "crappy"? Materials? Workmanship? Paint?

I would say mostly because of its workmanship. If you are a prototype collector at all you would see some major differences between this and an actual prototype. First off, any proto in this stage would not be painted. Second, even in resin, it would be finished with sharp edges, not the rounded hand crafted versions here. Protos go through many stages before production and now with technology the way it is, there is very few companies who even do resin casts anymore. You can wire frame anything into a computer and have the cast made that way.

 

Anyway, Protos of the day were sculpted and finished. You would never be able to get a cast of that thing. It is too sloppy.

 

Hate the idea of someone being scamed but it is a good idea to do research before an acquisition, not after.

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Well I wouldn't say that I was scammed...

Honestly it’s more of a novelty than anything.

 

Here's my question. Are there any known headmaster prototypes that have made it into the wild? Is there one that someone could post a pic of for reference?

 

I'm not going to belabor this point as it’s obvious that the possibility of open ended elitism is great... Even so I thank you all for your input on this one...

 

- Arcee

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