ED-209 stop-mo puppet replica from Chronicle collectibles

[thx217]

Awesome. Can't wait for the shipping notice!

[Darth Milo]

Awesome video.. very professional

[Animachina]

Excellent video!

Only thing I would add is a credit to Craig Hayes (Craig Davies back then) who designed and built (with some help of course) ED-209 AND Cain.

[El Diablo]

great video bforce, ed looks to have a great finish and it looks a lot bigger than I was expecting even after seeing all the pics of it.

[Darth Milo]

It looks like the head tilt is fixable..

B.t.w. why doesn't Chronicle number their C.O.A.'s and how can you tell that this ED-209 is limited to only 300 worlwide?

[Chronicle CS]

We set the ES at 300 based on sales, to much ED-209 on the market and most are happy with an idealized toy.

We don't number any of our products, I've never collected based on a number and I wasn't going to have people requesting specific numbers.

[CAIN MKII]

Wonderful Video bforce, you nail it

Originally Posted by Animachina

Only thing I would add is a credit to Craig Hayes (Craig Davies back then) who designed and built (with some help of course) ED-209 AND Cain.

Absolutly:
-Phil Tippett and Craig Hayes for ED-209.
-Craig Hayes and Tom St. Amand for Cain.

[Nidgit]

Great video bforce. And all kidding aside I'm glad you got the art box sorted

The pose and head tilt looks pretty much identical to mine (it's a bit of a bugger to locate that pin initially isn't it)

For those that do want to change it you most probably can do it relatively easily as it's a peg and pin attachment that is completely hidden from view.

Congrats again mate

[bforce]

Originally Posted by Nidgit

Great video bforce. And all kidding aside I'm glad you got the art box sorted

Thanks Nidgit and to everyone for their feedback

I put a slight nod to forums members in the the video when I was talking about the box

Thanks to Chronicle also for sharing it on their FB page.

Cheers.

[CAIN MKII]

Are the legs side flaps (mid section) moveable or not?