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help needed.
Posted: 09 Sep 2009 21:06
by Double-Tap
hoping to start my customs soon but need parts or ideas for parts.
so, first up-
what gi joe toys had bald heads??
Bill
Re: help needed.
Posted: 09 Sep 2009 21:11
by Andy1672
Gnawgahyde
Dr Mindbender
either of those any good ?
Re: help needed.
Posted: 09 Sep 2009 21:15
by Sundance
Salvo, Roadblock, uhh... think there's a third...
Re: help needed.
Posted: 09 Sep 2009 21:17
by The Kraken Wakes
Various versions of Roadblock
Dojo
Dhalsim
Viktor Sagat(not quite GI Joe but near enough...
Later verions of Gung Hoi without the hat...
Later version of Wild Bill Bill...
thats all I can think of off the top of my head...
Re: help needed.
Posted: 10 Sep 2009 12:22
by Double-Tap
thanks gents
Re: help needed.
Posted: 10 Sep 2009 13:35
by DAMartin
Sorry for being late. There's also Double Blast (technically a repainted

, but is marketed as a different chara, with other codename and filename).
And a warning: even though some

figs are bald, the 2nd one (dress blues) is NOT. If you take his hat, you'll see he has flesh-colored hair...
Re: help needed.
Posted: 11 Sep 2009 18:56
by The Baron
Moved to FAQs, WIPs and Tips
Re: help needed.
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 19:39
by Double-Tap
ok, planning a restart to my customs over the weekend but need more advice.
what is the best/easiest way to dremmel a gijoe head to convert it for 25th style fig???
i have a dremmel but only have 1 fig head and dont wanna balls it up.
help, as always, appreciated
Re: help needed.
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 20:45
by Ross SC
to be honest, ive found g.i. joe heads tend to be too big for 25th, what head is it?
it's a hard one, pretty easy to screw up mate, the hard part is cutting the neck away, making the hole is easy. even changing heads from 25th-25th can be hard as the damn necks are all different lengths!
if you end up making the hole too big, you can coat the neck peg in vaseline, fill the hole with hot glue from glue gun then push it in to place. when it dries you can trim off the extra glue.
Re: help needed.
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 20:51
by SteveD
I tend to first of all saw off the neck piece, then sandpaper by hand down a bit more to give a flatish surface, then I drill a pilot hole with a small drill. Once done that I carefully open out the hole with the round headed "diamond cutting" attachment. I always take it very slow, and hold it up to a bright desk lamp to check it's not getting too thin. If you can see light through - STOP!!!