You know, those poseable hands are cool, but they have a few problems:
Not attaching with a socket,
And only having 2 finger joints
If they attached via socket and had the proper 3 joints for the fingers I’d buy a ton, in fact I’d call them the new standard for moccing, as is I’d call them a great idea with a flawed execution.
Nice. That’s the only one I haven’t bought from this series. Can’t wait to see your pics of it.
In the meantime here’s my last one from this order. I’ll have a couple more in a few weeks. This is Red Guy!
Holy Hero cores, Batman!
Seriously though I need LEGO to make hands like this already so I can buy in bulk.
I would buy the bootleg hands in bulk.
This topic went from “Why does this exist?” to “Wait, this exists!?” very quickly.
the face is hf visor
@BlackboltJohnson i don’t know
the green guy’s promotional images state him as sand green
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It’s definitely not sand green in real life. I wish it was though. That would be really cool. There is a new Ninjago set with a sand green dragon. If this bootleg was also sand green, I could make some incredible MOCs with the parts.
It’s bootleg green!
aww man
Where can i buy this? i need those med blue pieces
aliexpress
https://m.aliexpress.com/s/item/32826399819.html?spm=a2g0n.detail-cache.0.0.4da55cd9SMDYIn
thanks
There is something you can do, however.
I have practiced law for some time, and no, you cannot, easily at least, twist their arm until they stop. You can, however, bring your comics to the region they are sold in(which is still a painful and elaborate process) thus causing tension in the higher-ups of that crummy bootleg company… If your characters and comic is licensed. If not, then there’s nothing you can do except tell people about them.
That being said, the process of eventually getting to the point where you can pin them against the wall is very tedious and disquieting, and possibly not worth the effort. It all depends on what exactly your comics mean to you.
I think Grey Guy and Red Guy are actually females; the blue shells on the back of Grey Guy represent hair, I believe.
@Mesonak, do you happen to know if the purple on the guy you bought matches HF and Bonkle 2015 purple?
Goes to buy one
…I mean, it’s literally a bootleg toy from China… I’m interested in those hands from a stop-motion perspective, however. Any friction to them?
his moc seems to be holding a pretty heavy hammer fairly well
Fascinating. Y’know, I can totally expect that the wrist would have some solid friction, but it’s a nice surprise to see the finger joints include some as well.
Behold Minifigure bootlegs that LEGO never touch on since the first LEGO Marvel Super Hero Game.
http://media.bigshinyrobot.com/uploads/2015/07/bootlego8_big.jpg
That Thing… needs to burn.
Friction, as in how loose are they? They’re not loose at all. Extremely tight. They grasp weapons and hold poses very well.
