EDDIE Seventh Son of a Seventh Son |
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UPDATED 11/27/10 |
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It's here! Here is my OOB review of the kit. And if you want to see what the original sculpt looked like, check this page. |
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First of all. As you can see from the pic, there are a ton of parts. I counted 20 pcs! This is a builders dream! It's gonna take a little work and some creativity to build it correctly. Everything was well packed, and arrived damage free. The little parts were in a baggie with foam peanuts. The arms were in a separate baggie. Each hand was in a separate baggie. Also, (not pictured) the placenta was in a sculpy box. (the reason it wasn't pictured is cause I couln't find it. do'h. Had to email Charlie. Felt so stupid when he told me where to look :-) |
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Sorry my pictures aren't better. but you can get an idea of the detail on this baby. I really like the way the bottom section will overlap the upper section in the back. Will add a lot more support and make it real easy to line things up and take care of the seams. The base is massive, and very well done. |
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These 3 shots are just to give you an idea of the scale of this kit. It is a great size! Big enough to really show off Wayne's sculping job, but not too big to sit on a shelf. Almost forgot to mention the casting itself. As you can see from the pic, there is some clean-up at the joints, but other than that....... this is gonna be fun. I found zero pinholes, and at most just some very minor seam work to be done at all on this kit. |
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