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Post by Lord Wudious on Jun 6, 2006 0:26:35 GMT 8
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Post by datazak on Jun 7, 2006 2:18:16 GMT 8
Latest addition: Sideshow's Premium Format General Grievous 
Of the 5 Premium Format statues (Luke, Han, Vader, Ben Kenobi & Grievous) the General is the only one unable to fit into my display cabinet. I dont have exact measurements but I estimate a display cabinet should be at least 22 inches wide, 20 inches deep and 22 inches high to make Grievous fit. Otherwise, put him on a table like I'm forced to.
The styrofoam packaging. 3 sections: head, torso, legs, arms and base
Close up of the base. Note the pebbles within the cracks. Nice touch.
The first step: legs attached to base
Full bodied General
Arms attached
Lightsabers ignited. Grievous ready to be displayed. Unlike Vader and Ben, Grievous' sabers cannot be switched on.
Side view
Close up
Because of the General's long extra arms at the back of his body (and with sabers switched on), he wouldn't fit in my display cabinet. Even on the computer table, he barely fits. Notice the rear sabers touching the curtains. He's currently on a spare shelf but with no casing protecting him so I'll have to dust the bad boy everyday, looks like.
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Post by DeathStar on Jun 7, 2006 7:46:18 GMT 8
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Post by Plo Strax-Avix on Jun 7, 2006 15:04:22 GMT 8
Saw some pics on rebelscum forum and I really can't wait to get my Grievous!
Well I can't wait to get my Vader & Old Man ben either. Hope my friend gets to bring all of them together when she comes here in July...
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Post by datazak on Jun 7, 2006 17:13:14 GMT 8
Saw some pics on rebelscum forum and I really can't wait to get my Grievous!
Well I can't wait to get my Vader & Old Man ben either. Hope my friend gets to bring all of them together when she comes here in July...
Grievous has great detailing. The only problem is his depth...most people can't put him in a cabinet since most cabinets have around 20 inches deep. This guy, because of his rear arms and lighstaber is about 25 inches deep. |
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Post by fishyahoo on Jun 15, 2006 21:18:43 GMT 8
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Post by DeathStar on Jun 16, 2006 23:22:27 GMT 8
Can't wait to see the Studio Scale Millennium Falcon .. saw few teaser pics here masterreplicas.com/customer/blogs/blogs_list.php?1p=10& .. it is 32 inch long .. huge compared to code 3 version .. it will be on display for the very first time this coming San Diego Comic Con .. estimated release date .. end of this year .. price tag .. unkown for now .. priceless ;D p/s : code 3 millenium falcon .. start selling it now  |
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Post by Plo Strax-Avix on Jun 17, 2006 15:40:21 GMT 8
p/s : code 3 millenium falcon .. start selling it now
Don't currently own any MR Studio Scale vehicles, but I think I'll get this one... |
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Post by datazak on Jun 18, 2006 0:55:37 GMT 8
Can't wait to see the Studio Scale Millennium Falcon .. saw few teaser pics here masterreplicas.com/customer/blogs/blogs_list.php?1p=10& .. it is 32 inch long .. huge compared to code 3 version .. it will be on display for the very first time this coming San Diego Comic Con .. estimated release date .. end of this year .. price tag .. unkown for now .. priceless ;D p/s : code 3 millenium falcon .. start selling it now
Price should be around USD$2000 (maybe slightly more).
I have MR's first two Studio Scale SW ships: Snowspeeder and the Signature Edition AT-AT. Nice. Still, their MF should be their ultimate Studio Scale. Dont know if I'll be getting this. Little space left in the "trophy room" and way too expensive.
Saying that however, I have MR's Y-Wing on pre-order  ;D |
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Post by DeathStar on Jul 22, 2006 16:36:32 GMT 8
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