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  1. Just to put my two cents in....

    In this whole case of re-issueing figures, sure....if you put a value on these things, of course your going to think that they are being lessened in value. But for someone like me, who just collects these for the fun of it, it is a chance to pick up some characters that we may have missed along the way and spare ourselves the time and money on trying to find the originals on Ebay. I for one have a full time job, but all of my money goes towards my bills and expenses and when everything is all said and done for the month, I have maybe $10-$20 to spare, so it would be nice to find some figures that I missed at a reasonable price.

    Luckily, I was able to find the Giant Sized set at a local toy show for a decent price, but I would certainly like to be able to find some more of these figures to use in my customs.

    So do these new re-issues devalue some sets....sure.....only if you put a monitary value to them.

    Just my thoughts folks.....

  2. If only they put them out where more people were able to get them......

    Like i said, I didn't see ANY Street Fighters mates in this area or back home and I checked quite a few shops that I knew of. That's why no one was buying them, no one knew where to get them except online.

    If they choose not to make anymore, it is a very sad thing......but at least put out series 2.

  3. Here are some customs I've done using sculpty:

    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jcastick/det...p;.dnm=ab3d.jpg

    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jcastick/det...p;.dnm=5089.jpg

    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jcastick/det...p;.dnm=b939.jpg

    http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b17/jcastick/ElMuerto2.jpg

    I don't usually make my helmets or what not removeable, so I usually just sculpt what I want on the figure and use a butane lighter to "bake" and harden the outside. This sometimes allows the part you sculpted on to slip out and you can then fire the inside and harden that.

    You also don't want to do this too long, or else the sculpty will blacken and bubble....ends up looking a bit weird.

    Hope that helps a bit!

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