i'm at 50...hoping I don't get to either of your numbers.

 

Thanks for the help guys, I picked up a size 0 phillips head after work today and was able to swap the green thighs off of my v1 to the new one:

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Dude looks sweet! Nice Joe backdrop by the way!

 

Thanks junkbot! I have a pretty large Joe collection, but find that Transformers are catching up due to all of the great stuff being released lately.

 

Back in stock at Show.Z.

 

At evilbay

Toyworld TW TW-C07G TWC07G Constructor Devastator Old Green Version Set of 6 | eBay

 

Looking better at the comparison picture i posted, it’s very easy to notice that (at least in my opinion) the best of the four is with no doubt Gunner’s very first prototype, while Old Green final version is the worst - and i can buy just that one.  

 

Hope you like him. Can’t wait to get mine

 

Hi Guys, I got my TW-C07X yesterday, he's freakin AMAIZING and was lucky enough to find one new in my own country!!

The reason im posting, is that I want to install the screaming G1 faceplate, and dont know what sized screwdriver I need to open it. Can anyone tell me what I need to buy please?  

 

You don't need a screwdriver as the face pegs into the head. It might be stuck though, so I'd suggest using your nails to pry it away from the head around his chin area and then maybe use a spudger or similar tool to pull it off all the way if you need to.

 

Brilliant, all done thanks.

My next question is, how to you remove the centerpiece in the chest plate? I have a custom one on its way to me..

 

I did the same a long time ago but this time I don't remember for sure.  

I think I unscrewed the whole thing and was able to pop out the center clear plastic from the back.

 

I thought it might have to be accessed from the back, can anyone whos done it tell me what screwdriver size I'd need to do that please?

 

Dear Junk, i really hope so. Look at what i just found:

 

 

Wow. Nice Nicoro! 

 

I used a small philips precision screwdriver.

 

Looks like Gunner painted the Old Green using a technique that reminds to the style of impressionism: if you look at the model closely you see a yellow background with green stains here and there (which is a bit nasty!); but if you observe the whole figure from some distance, the result is a clear-weathered green.

Does it make sense?

 

Never thought of that Nicoro! Nice!

 

Junk, so did Show Z actually ship out your Old Green?

Although it is still in preorder and it should not be ready to go yet, I’m just waiting for a good exchange rate from euro to usd before sending the total amount.