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The Action Pose Thread

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I really like the "Tag Team" picture, Ebonsaber. Hound and Warpath are two of my favorite classics molds. The designers did a fantastic job recreating them. You even managed to get a good lighting angle so Hound's lightpiping was working. Nice job!

Prime Soundwave sure keeps finding ways to endear himself to me. :tflaugh

 

When I first bought him a while back, he quickly made friends:

 

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and kept those smaller from harm: (I suspect Soundwave will kill me in my sleep for this photo.)

 

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and then, after this struggle with Prime: (which proves he's not much a rock n roll fella,but he gets the picture done. Such a good sport.)

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Soundwave proves, he was made to rock.

 

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I think that it also comes in the traditional Iron Man colors as well.

 

Overall, the Captain America mech suit is pretty nice... it fits a standard figure inside, and the articulation is average - neck swivels, shoulders, elbows, and wrists all turn. The legs move at the hips, and the ankles pivot, but the fact that it's a mech suit limits the legs a bit. For example, there are no knees.

 

It comes with tons of interchangeable missile pods and guns, but it was also a bit light on the paint details. I had to paint the eyes and the gatling gun muzzle red, and the belt buckle and hand repulsers yellow. They are minor details, but it helps. I also added the "shield" on his back from the Captain America Transformer Crossover, and I used the Iron Patriot figure instead of the standard Captain America that it came with.

 

Here is a few more shots after the paint apps:

 

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