Juggernaut Maquette

[Biggunz]

For prime 1 1-3 hush Batman shipping was $150 for me and I’m like an hour away from sideshow

[Biggunz]

For prime 1 1-3 hush Batman shipping was $150 for me and I’m like an hour away from sideshow

[Biggunz]

I know it’s off tangent but I seen THE DIRT
Cheered me up a little bit

[equi-nox76]

Originally Posted by 101son

sooooo SS actually has his weight listed at 40 pounds !!!!
i'm curious if thats a typo or what because this is SUPER early to be releasing the weight IF its not already in production(as some have suggested)
but if actually 40lbs thats crazy heavy, shipping will be huge if thats the case
But on another note will please many of the ppl that were B$%ching about a potential eggshell casting
but any of you believe that will be the actual weight ??? makes me wonder where and how that weight will be distributed because I like many are concerned with potential leaning issues with this guy

30 pounds = base
10 pounds = Juggernaut
Chris

[Biggunz]

I know it’s off tangent but I seen THE DIRT
Cheered me up a little bit

[Biggunz]

Originally Posted by equi-nox76

30 pounds = base
10 pounds = Juggernaut
Chris

Hahahahhaha
Man is that too true lol

[equi-nox76]

Originally Posted by Comicbookguy

Pf and maquette is the same thing. None uses more parts. Exactly the same. Maquette is just a name for the next generation premium format going forward. Otherwise how can they justify prices going up? So the name will be it. Maquette! In 2020 might as well get rid of pf and call all of them maquettes.

My understanding is, that Maquettes do not have to be exactly 1/4 scale, PFs always are. So there is more artistic freedom in the scale and sometimes it helps when chars are too big in the comics so they can be scaled smaller (like Galactus for example, or this Juggernaut).
Chris

[ozboy]

Originally Posted by equi-nox76

My understanding is, that Maquettes do not have to be exactly 1/4 scale, PFs always are. So there is more artistic freedom in the scale and sometimes it helps when chars are too big in the comics so they can be scaled smaller (like Galactus for example, or this Juggernaut).
Chris

It gives artistic freedom with price apparently

[Mepaphoros]

Originally Posted by 101son

sooooo SS actually has his weight listed at 40 pounds !!!!
i'm curious if thats a typo or what because this is SUPER early to be releasing the weight IF its not already in production(as some have suggested)
but if actually 40lbs thats crazy heavy, shipping will be huge if thats the case
But on another note will please many of the ppl that were B$%ching about a potential eggshell casting
but any of you believe that will be the actual weight ??? makes me wonder where and how that weight will be distributed because I like many are concerned with potential leaning issues with this guy

The upcoming Iron Studios Hulk is listed at 100 pounds.

[Comicbookguy]

Originally Posted by equi-nox76

My understanding is, that Maquettes do not have to be exactly 1/4 scale, PFs always are. So there is more artistic freedom in the scale and sometimes it helps when chars are too big in the comics so they can be scaled smaller (like Galactus for example, or this Juggernaut).
Chris

Originally Posted by ozboy

It gives artistic freedom with price apparently

Good points! Very true