[Ako Roshi]

I didn't see any thread mentioning this, and I'm rather curious about it.
Has anyone dealt with rowdy toys? Or, more pointedly, has anyone pulled the trigger on this beast?

I'm looking to build my own Flagg, albeit for the 4" figs. I am looking to upscale it and thought this would be a way to get bigger parts and not have to re-invent the wheel. The price tag and questions regarding the quality of the pieces make me a little hesitant.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1841417...c%3A1841417169

[DarthPudgy]

I'm pretty sure that's just the digital files to 3d print your own Flagg. The shipping on either a 4" or 6" scale Flagg would be more than $200

[Ako Roshi]

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Originally Posted by DarthPudgy

I'm pretty sure that's just the digital files to 3d print your own Flagg. The shipping on either a 4" or 6" scale Flagg would be more than $200

For sure, it's just the files. I think there's somewhere they explicitly state you have to print it yourself. I'm just thinking things like the bow, supports, mast, maybe even the island shell could be repurposed for 4" Joe-scale (i.e. not true 1:18 scale) even at the classified scale.

All the original pieces on ebay seem to be rather high these days, so yeah - I could burn through $200 real quick, as opposed to buying the 3d renders and printing at my leisure...

[Snakeeyesisposh]

Surely you don't print the whole deck right?

Also, this guy must have cheaper files you can print to check out the
his file's quality right?

[Ako Roshi]

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Originally Posted by Snakeeyesisposh

Surely you don't print the whole deck right?

I think they're expecting you - the buyer - to print *everything*.
I've got some nice sheets of plywood ready to go for the deck, however.

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Originally Posted by Snakeeyesisposh

Also, this guy must have cheaper files you can print to check out the his file's quality right?

That is actually a really good idea. Hadn't thought of that...