Here’s the next batch of Outer Space Men waves 1 & 2 variants. The Outer Space Men: Galactic Holiday Edition!
We just got these images sent over to us from our factory, and they look phenomenal so far! Although each figure is missing some paint app…
It’ll be tight, but for those of you Outer Space Men fans out there, the Four Horsemen are hoping they can deliver these to you before Christmas. Look for pre-orders to be available on the Store Horsemen site next week.
Here’s the next batch of Outer Space Men waves 1 & 2 variants. The Outer Space Men: Galactic Holiday Edition!
We just got these images sent over to us from our factory, and they look phenomenal so far! Although each figure is missing some paint applications, you can definitely get a good idea of where these are going.
And check out those ABS accessories! That’s gold vacuum plating you’re lookin’ at there! There are going to be silver vacuum plated accessories as well!
Each figure is going to come with randomly inserted gold or silver accessories, vac-plated were possible, but painted either gold or silver in cases where vac-plating is not possible (i.e. non-ABS parts).
These inter-dimensional ornaments will probably go up for pre-order on Monday (Dec. 13 – 9:00pm EST), and the factory says that they can have them delivered to us here at the studio by December 17th! If that happens, then we can almost guarantee that we can get these shipped and into your hands by Christmas! Keep your fingers crossed…
We just got confirmation that the Outer Space Men: Infinity Edition shipment has landed at the docks in New York City, has been passed through US customs safely, and will be delivered to the Four Horsemen Studios warehouse tomorrow afternoon!
As soon a…
Good news for Four Horsemen and Outer Space Men fans – your sets should be shipping soon.
We just got confirmation that the Outer Space Men: Infinity Edition shipment has landed at the docks in New York City, has been passed through US customs safely, and will be delivered to the Four Horsemen Studios warehouse tomorrow afternoon!
As soon as we get the shipment unloaded and get the warehouse shipping area prepped we’ll begin the shipping process to get all of the figures out to those who’ve pre-ordered them.
If you haven’t ordered your full set of the Outer Space Men: Infinity Edition figures yet, then just go to Store Horsemen now and get your OSM on! All orders placed within the continental United States before December 15th at 11:59pm est, will be guaranteed to be delivered to you before Christmas!
Just the ultimate overlord posing down for y’all to kick your weekend off with a BANG!
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Now they’re just showing off! The Four Horsemen posted a bunch of pics demonstrating how the articulation works on Scarabus. Visit their Scary Shot 19 page for more pics.
Just the ultimate overlord posing down for y’all to kick your weekend off with a BANG!
The crew from Mattel is back with another edition of Ask Matty. Our thanks to Toy Guru and the gang!
1) This may be a question for the Four Horsemen – what’s desired for the DC Universe Classics line for head size? Some of the early figures had heads on the smaller size, like Batman and Aquaman, while some of the more recent figures seem to have oversized heads, like Guy Gardner, Alan Scott, and OMAC. Is this an intentional move to make the heads bigger?
Sometimes it is intentional, based on character; sometimes it is due to tooling issues. We do strive for consistency but it is not a perfect world and sometimes not everything comes out the way design wants. In some cases, like with the corrected height Sinestro coming to TRU next month, we try to fix things when we can!
They’re marching off to war! Actually these are shots of all of the Scarabus variant paint-masters waiting nice and patiently to be boxed up and sent over to the factories.
Although we’re going to ask to get these back, often the paint-masters are damaged beyond repair or even destroyed during production. Our fingers are crossed that this doesn’t happen to ours and we’ve been pretty fortunate with it in the past, but even if they do make it back to us intact there’s a good chance that they’ll have a lot of wear and tear, and they’ll need to be touched up and repaired again before they’ll be shown to the public again. Which, if everything goes as planned might be in February…
