Prime 1: Predator - Jungle Hunter 1:3

[Halcyon]

Originally Posted by dao2

I have both the toys :P Or will have ^^

Originally Posted by Dundee

No contest, they don't belong on the same page. As of now this is arguably the greatest prime 1 statue made.

Btw you read my post wrong, you need 6x type LR44/AG13 for this 1/3 and penlite AAA for the masks.

Originally Posted by chavez553

My toy is better than your toy. Lmao..

The only A$$HOLE who is bringing the 1/4 in this thread over and over again is Jungle Demon who prob just start his predator collection. The collectors here on SF who have the 1/4 don't even compare/argue towards the 1/3. In fact most of us have both. So pls get your pacifier and go suck on that.

[Jungle Demon]

Originally Posted by Halcyon

The only A$$HOLE who is bringing the 1/4 in this thread over and over again is Jungle Demon who prob just start his predator collection. The collectors here on SF who have the 1/4 don't even compare/argue towards the 1/3. In fact most of us have both. So pls get your pacifier and go suck on that.

Who are you? Jordan Peterson of statues or something? You don't know me at all Chill a bit.

[Dundee]

Quite a few pics out there people placing this 55kg beast on skinny framed wooden side tables. This thing is heavy af, I went with stone table to be sure, but perhaps the statue is not as heavy as listed? Bit surprised those skinny wooden legs can hold up this beast.

[Jungle Demon]

Originally Posted by Dundee

Quite a few pics out there people placing this 55kg beast on skinny framed wooden side tables. This thing is heavy af, I went with stone table to be sure, but perhaps the statue is not as heavy as listed? Bit surprised those skinny wooden legs can hold up this beast.

Skinny wooden legs always collapse over time. I wouldn't risk it.

[chavez553]

Originally Posted by Dundee

Quite a few pics out there people placing this 55kg beast on skinny framed wooden side tables. This thing is heavy af, I went with stone table to be sure, but perhaps the statue is not as heavy as listed? Bit surprised those skinny wooden legs can hold up this beast.

Shocking isnt it?

If you cant afford it, build it.

Doesnt take much to build a box,
a face frame, install a shelf and do a glue up for a cabinet top.

Buy some basic tools, watch some YouTube videos. Carpentry and hobbies like this go hand in hand. Lol.

[candyrocket786]

Originally Posted by Dundee

Quite a few pics out there people placing this 55kg beast on skinny framed wooden side tables. This thing is heavy af, I went with stone table to be sure, but perhaps the statue is not as heavy as listed? Bit surprised those skinny wooden legs can hold up this beast.

Reminds of the folks that spend tens of thousands on building a home gym with high-end equipment and then go dirt cheap for the flooring.

[qz33]

There'll be plenty of those people not holding on to this for the long haul.

[The SHOGUN]

Originally Posted by SDguy

LOL, the thing I dislike most about the 1/4. I probably would have "settled' with the 1/4 had it had a different pose.

The 1/4 is a bad ass piece. Even with the release of this 1/3 it still kicks ass. But the 1/3 is in a league of its own. Ive never seen anything like it before in the hobby.

The pose of the 1:3 is ideal for me. Unobstructed, nothing is hidden everything is there to take in. At this scale, this is how I would want this museum quality piece to displayed. No losers here, The real winners are the collectors that own both

Happy New Years, guys. I hope all your wishes come true in 2023.

[tyrannomauris]

Still only have 2/3 boxes. (The heads and body) I figured I would take a few shots of the heads for you guys though. I can take some with different lighting/focal lengths if you want.

[tyrannomauris]

Dont know why the pictures are sideways, they look fine on my PC end when I open them. Sorry guys