Patrol Trooper CRL design group

[matthewjblack]

3 minutes ago, Hask said:

The way it's designed you may not be able to put it back together.

i can. i have glue. ill rebuild him, like the 6 million dollar man.  they really need to adjust for inflation with that guy.......

[Hask]

What I mean is the way its built you will probably have ugly breaks and probably will tear the rubber on the torso, I had a look at mine before posting and that's why I would not recommend it.😉

[matthewjblack]

4 hours ago, Hask said:

What I mean is the way its built you will probably have ugly breaks and probably will tear the rubber on the torso, I had a look at mine before posting and that's why I would not recommend it.😉

im not sure i would have to take it apart too much. the way it is manufactured an engineered would be different than the real costume anyway. i would like to get it down to the under suit if possible to see what further details can be gleaned.
 

 

[Hask]

I could not see on my figure that it would be easy without breaks but I hope it works for you.

[Hask]

Boots

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[Hask]

I took a couple of shots on how the shoulders are done on the figure

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[Spiel]

I took a couple of shots on how the shoulders are done on the figure

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I wonder, why they don't have that chromed stripe at the chest's buttons panel? Or I simply don't see it...

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[Hask]

Chest

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[BikerScout007]

14 hours ago, Hask said:

I took a couple of shots on how the shoulders are done on the figure

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I can't see any evidence of this strap on the promo photo though.  And the live action costume is always going to trump the toy.  I assume a different connection type is used.  Maybe a snap?

[Hask]

Im not saying that it should or should not be there just showing how HT did it

[BikerScout007]

37 minutes ago, Hask said:

Im not saying that it should or should not be there just showing how HT did it

And I very much appreciate it, my dude.  I wasn't trying to sound dismissive.  Apologies if I did. 

[Hask]

Nah you are good

[Ruthar]

2 hours ago, BikerScout007 said:

I can't see any evidence of this strap on the promo photo though.  And the live action costume is always going to trump the toy.  I assume a different connection type is used.  Maybe a snap?

If the forearm/bicep armour is attached to the undershirt via snaps (or similar), I suppose it wouldn’t be a far stretch to have the shoulders attached in the same manner. However, I would be pretty surprised if it wasn’t the same strap from the shoulder area as the Deathtroopers/Shoretroopers/etc. especially considering the similarities of those parts.

[BikerScout007]

4 minutes ago, Ruthar said:

If the forearm/bicep armour is attached to the undershirt via snaps (or similar), I suppose it wouldn’t be a far stretch to have the shoulders attached in the same manner. However, I would be pretty surprised if it wasn’t the same strap from the shoulder area as the Deathtroopers/Shoretroopers/etc. especially considering the similarities of those parts.

Agreed!  But we don't stipulate how to connect it in the Shoretrooper CRL, so I don't think we'll be addressing it here, other than to say no strapping should be visible for Level 2.

[Ruthar]

1 minute ago, BikerScout007 said:

Agreed!  But we don't stipulate how to connect it in the Shoretrooper CRL, so I don't think we'll be addressing it here, other than to say no strapping should be visible for Level 2.

It looks like the shoulders are pushed up flush against the side of the chest/back armour in the promo shots, so I assume the strap is under there and unseen. Either way, strange choice to have added that underside strap for the toy. They just want to keep us on our (non-white tipped boot) toes!

[BikerScout007]

Patrol Trooper EC-17 reference photos

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