Got Hellboy fig-Now what?

[Hammers]

It's not my me, it's my keyboard! I swear!

[coggon]

Chris,

I CHOOSE  :roll: to believe that Hammershield was attempting to do two things with his allegedly bungled post

1) Convey both "bona" and "boner" in the same thought

2) Conserve the letter "R"-I hear that there is an impending worldwide shortage of "R"'s and I applaud Hammershield's attempt to conserve them.

I though will continue my proligate use of said letter until prices rise to the point that I will no longer be able to afford "R"s :wink:

[randolph carter]

Do you know these models ?













I think they're great. It's a pack from horrorclix.


[EDIT] How, sorry... I have not seen that :  "I am now in search of suitable figures for Liz Sherman and Abe Sapiens. I would prefer metal. A friend has the Hellboy Clix, and they won't do." in the first post...

I am a newbie :oops:

[Hammers]

That Li'l Hellboy is great!

[Gluteus Maximus]

That Li'l Hellboy is great!

Yes, I have to agree. I also love the Liz Sherman figure! :love:

I had never really considered using these type of soft plastic figures before, until I got some of the new Dr Who "Micro Universe". They are very good indeed & these Hellboy figures also look like they are worth getting. A [fairly] local shop stocks them all, along with the "Aliens" figures, so I think I might have to pay a visit...

Randolph, welcome aboard & thanks very much for posting those pics

[Hammers]

I always liked the concept of the Johann character to. There is a a larger action figure which has a smokey transparent head which looks really good. It would be fun to try to do something similar in 28 mill.

[Gluteus Maximus]

I always liked the concept of the Johann character to. There is a a larger action figure which has a smokey transparent head which looks really good. It would be fun to try to do something similar in 28 mill.

Well, there have been some nice transparent resin figures produced - an "invisible " Frodo by GW & some Predators by IIRC Ainsty, so making a "smokey" resin figure should be feasible. Then all you'd need to do would be to paint the rest of it as usual.

Then again, I'm not a figure manufacturer, so could just be talking absolute twaddle