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A super-articulated, Battle Damaged Arnold Schwarzenegger complete with an an interchangeable magnetic alt. head to go along with my 7" NECA Terminator Endoskeleton. :: Recipe: -Jakks (?) 7" wrestling figure (torso, arms, pelvis, upper legs) -McFarlane T3 T-850 Box Set Battle Damaged T-850 (head) -McFarlane T3 T-850 Graveyard Battle Scene T-850 (head with glasses, jacket, lower legs) -NECA T2 T-800 (Guns/Ammo) -ML Urban Legends Punisher (black gloved left hand) -Aves Sculpt (chest, neck, knees, legs) -Rare earth magnets (x3) -Vallejo Acrylic Paints and Matte Varnish -NECA T-800 Endoskeleton (in last image): Base figure with redone leg articulation to make it fully posable. Gun came from a Doctor Who figure. -Dremmeled the chest and resculpted some areas with Aves. Dremmeld the figure's sleeves to resemble a leather jacket. -Cut off the odd-looking flat wrestler-figures lower feet, and spliced in the legs from the T3 Graveyard scene figure. (reinforced the splice with lengths of paper clip set into drilled holes between the two pieces, held together with gel-type superglue) -I dremmeled out this figure's neck to place the magnet inside, then resculpted the area (and sealed it after painting) with a few layers of liquid-type Krazy glue to prevent paint rub. I went through a few hand choices with this figure, but I gave him back the original wrestling figure's "punching" right fist, and an articulated black gloved Marvel Legends hand from a PUNISHER figure. Fully painted and sealed with Vallejo acrylic paints and matte varnish. ![]() |
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@Kyatollah: Thanks for the praise, but the headsculpt was (with some minor tweaks using Aves), dremeled from the McFarlane T3 'boxed set' T-850. He's already battle damaged. The head was repainted though.
@Crisco: Yes, I used T3 figure parts, including the jacket. I did have to cut out armholes form the jacket though, as they're mean to fit a peg hole, not the arm-sized hole of a non-McFarlane action figure. Be very careful when lining up where to cut the hole - it's not perfectly aligned with the top-seam of the jacket for some reason.