I do miss going to the toy store.You had more toy tie-ins in the 1990s.
I miss that decade
The Intrepid helm console is available right now. 4 out of 10:Argh, now that I've seen these custom accessories, I'm compelled to buy some for my Trek figures.
Kor
What I wouldn't give for some sets/consoles for the larger Diamond Select Next Generation collection (too bad they stopped at the captain's chair).
I'd love a ready room and turbolift to add to the TNG bridge playset! Shame these things sell out so quickly.
There's also Instagram if you prefer that: https://www.instagram.com/triplefictionproductions/I don't really use Facebook but will have a look, thanks.
Actually the think I'd really like is a Quark's bar set, similar to the Ten Forward they did, to display the DS9 gang.
I had problems posting images. I found it you type [*img] picture link [/img] without the * and it should work.
As for a custom O'Briens sleeves, I say roll em up. Poor guy was always tortured on DS9, a non-stop miracle worker who always got the job done. I doubt he ever had the time to roll his sleeves down.
If you want to go really authentic, you could base it off the Season 6 Episode "Rocks and Shoals" and have him tear his pants![]()
Thanks for the advice! I finally finished work on him today. I wanted him to be screen accurate so didn’t roll up the sleeves, as O’Brien didn’t in his new uniform. The head is from a series 1 DS9 O’Brien figure, the torso from a movie uniform Riker figure and the arms and legs from a Tom Paris figure so he had the right height. I then painted the polo neck and collars yellow. I didn’t fancy my chances painting his rank insignia (which would have been far too fiddly), so I found the symbol online, reduced it to scale and printed it on adhesive paper. I’m quite pleased with the result! I hope all you guys approve too.
https://freeimage.host/i/dr3RdF
Looks amazing! Could I ask what paint you used for the yellow collar and cuffs?Thanks for the advice! I finally finished work on him today. I wanted him to be screen accurate so didn’t roll up the sleeves, as O’Brien didn’t in his new uniform. The head is from a series 1 DS9 O’Brien figure, the torso from a movie uniform Riker figure and the arms and legs from a Tom Paris figure so he had the right height. I then painted the polo neck and collars yellow. I didn’t fancy my chances painting his rank insignia (which would have been far too fiddly), so I found the symbol online, reduced it to scale and printed it on adhesive paper. I’m quite pleased with the result! I hope all you guys approve too.
https://freeimage.host/i/dr3RdF
Without going through the entire thread I want to ask, has there been any talk about Micro Machines here?
A little bit and I have a crap ton of them still. Still one of my favorite toys out there.Without going through the entire thread I want to ask, has there been any talk about Micro Machines here
I had that set, but managed to lose the battle section!Late 90s.... I had a set in my hand from 'Generations', Enterprise-D with saucer separation, Enterprise-B and Klingon Birf-of-Prey, why didn't I buy it.... why. Probably out of money.
That's fantastic, the rank insignia worked perfectly!
I'm in awe of all the talent I so often see in these types of threads. And the results are so much fun!
Looks amazing! Could I ask what paint you used for the yellow collar and cuffs?
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