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Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 17:29
by Dave Tree
Not that I'm aware of.
These are normally supplied as loose limbs or on a sprue, I would think in the most part that those that are not sonic wleded together are just cobbled together to make a full figure.
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 19:24
by Thundershot
Sonic wleded?
Did Dr Who work for Palitoy?
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 19:32
by Red Laser
I used a sonic welder once in a job it was cool
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 19:50
by The Baron
I reckon if you get some of that soundproofing foam they have in recording studios and wring it out it would sound like a foghorn.
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 20:35
by Thundershot
Would one drown out the sound of loud mouth neighbours @ 2 in the morning?
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 20:37
by The Kraken Wakes
if you rammed it in your ear it would...
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 20:38
by Thundershot
Would butter help?
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 20:40
by The Kraken Wakes
only if you were eating dry toast at the same time...
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 23:21
by Dave Tree
Dave Tree wrote:Not that I'm aware of.
These are normally supplied as loose limbs or on a sprue
A bit like this:
Sonic Welding was how the torsos were glued together to fix the limbs in position
DAve.
Re: Paul: 12 Glorious Protypes
Posted: 15 Jun 2009 23:24
by Red Laser
Dave Tree wrote:Dave Tree wrote:Not that I'm aware of.
These are normally supplied as loose limbs or on a sprue
A bit like this:
Sonic Welding was how the torsos were glued together to fix the limbs in position
DAve.
What manner of creatures are you making Dave you mad scientist?