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Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 19 Oct 2013 17:28
by Double-Tap
Did anyone record Bobs presentation??
Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 19 Oct 2013 18:17
by Thundershot
Hopper wrote:And more!
To the right of that figure... what in the name of the Many Miraculous Mutons of Mansfield is that?
Seems that what precisely constituted Space Force was a bit fluid, even hurtling toward the release date. Very interesting.
It's very fuzzy but there's also a female

character, possibly an officer?, in that pic.
The prototype

looked a lot more menacing, than the released toy, with much more powerful looking neck muscles.. in fact.. it was a lot like the U.S. movie version of Godzilla.
P.S.
Sorry I missed it earlier, Mark, happy anniversary wishes to you & Mrs Chop'

Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 21 Oct 2013 08:12
by Dave Tree
Hopper wrote:This is really exciting stuff. Can we have a thread for just these revelations and tantalising glimpses of what could have been - a Concept Thread or something.
And I know this has been asked before, but who now owns the copyright on the AF figures/vehicles - obviously Mr Brechin owns the drawing, but could he commercially produce a new set of AF stuff from these drawings, and would it be under the AF banner?
Hasbro own copyright
Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 21 Oct 2013 08:40
by Dave Tree
Double-Tap wrote:Did anyone record Bobs presentation??
Not that I'm aware of, and without sounding sucky, the incentive is to try and get as many people to come, enjoy, which then helps cover the costs of running the event (which is still yet to happen, so guess whose pocket that comes out of) .
Whilst I understand there are always circumstances that prevent folk from attending, your perspective alters somewhat when the majority of the event is your own work and money after 4 years. I want folk to feel they get something special in return for supporting and making the trip, by putting up video/ audio devalues the experience and makes it less of a 'must get there next year' reason to go.
Genuinely not a pop at anyone, but sadly reading through some threads it does feel what is expected of the show is taken a little for granted at times.
At a time when when I'm working out how much I'm exposed for putting on the show, I'd be dismayed at seeing content hosted without contributing anything back and I want to make the show better and stronger, not go backwards, or worse give it up because the costs to me impact being able to survive.
Again not aimed, but trying to put perspective for everyone

Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 21 Oct 2013 10:05
by Double-Tap
Makes sense, dave.
Just bummed I couldn't go again!
Next year hopefully.
Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 21 Oct 2013 17:31
by humby248
Fair enough mate. Really appreciate what you do even though I could'nt attend. I would like to try to get to the next one and maybe show/sell some of my customs. Oh and buy you a beer

Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 21 Oct 2013 18:58
by Red Laser
Dave drinks Pimms humby so I found out to my dismay.
Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 21 Oct 2013 21:45
by humby248
PIMMS!!!!!!!

Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 22 Oct 2013 06:29
by Hopper
Nowt wrong with Pimms... as long as it served in a pint pot!
Re: Mysterious Space Force Figure
Posted: 07 Dec 2014 13:45
by Quickfire
Quickfire wrote:And his nibs features in another - perhaps lost threaded - bit of НОСТАЛГИА from the back of Tiger, 1983.
As per prior discussion, still looks like Brett Ewins, in parts. Different inker?
PS. Hat-tip to BigHatDino.
Only just realised there's another 'Ewins' ad from the time.
Quickfire wrote:Dark Horse wrote:Cannot wait for Bob's book to become available. It's amazing.
Absolutely, hopefully not so far off as he seems to have a draft ready ...

Does anyone know when/if the book is coming out?
