You paid the money for it so enjoy it do whatever you want to it. Don’t worry about what it’s worth. If you worry about what it’s worth then it’s a collectible not an item to have fun with and if you ever decide to sell it which I don’t think you ever will you’ll get more money out because you made it the way everybody wanted to be made. Love your videos don’t change anything.
Thanks for this video. I thought the hot wheels version would fit the o-ring figures better. Looks like it's the opposite. Even the hasbro version can't fit o-ring characters in the rear seat. Apparently at the reveal, the Hasbro person in charge did say you can only fit 2 figures at a time for the 1984 ecto-1, so there's that. If you're going to modify the rear seat, it will need to be disassembled, have the seat cut out, cut down to size so there is head room for the figures. The other rear seat may need to be also moved backwards for more leg room. The O-ring figures are 9.5cm or 3.75 inch exactly. The modern highly articulated 3.75inch gi joes are actually 4 inches (10.3cm) in height and would of course not fit in many vehicles meant for o-ring figures. They're more like 1/16 scale figures, not 1/18. They fit nicely in my 1/16 scale Bruder Jeep Rubicon.
Yeah, make sure when you make the buck depression you make the fives depression as well. And you gotta make sure your steering wheel will have clearance for the legs to go under the steering wheel a broken steering wheel on a 58. Trying to get somebody under the steering wheel. It broke the whole column, so test fit it before you put it back together.
When you make the butt depression, make sure you make a depression for both legs and make sure the legs will clear the steering wheel before you put it back together and are you sure three and three-quarter inch and 4 inch figures or 1/18 scale you measure the car that’s right. Yeah I don’t know why the company does not figure out action figures in the design, especially diecast company who wants a freaking car with nobody drive it unless you got knight rider are the chris team
Thank you for the advice. Taking it apart and using heat while pushing down should do it I hope. Having the figures stand outside in front of the vehicle is an option but they need to fit inside, at least some of them. I won't forget the thighs now thank you.
You paid the money for it so enjoy it do whatever you want to it. Don’t worry about what it’s worth. If you worry about what it’s worth then it’s a collectible not an item to have fun with and if you ever decide to sell it which I don’t think you ever will you’ll get more money out because you made it the way everybody wanted to be made. Love your videos don’t change anything.
Thanks for this video. I thought the hot wheels version would fit the o-ring figures better. Looks like it's the opposite. Even the hasbro version can't fit o-ring characters in the rear seat. Apparently at the reveal, the Hasbro person in charge did say you can only fit 2 figures at a time for the 1984 ecto-1, so there's that. If you're going to modify the rear seat, it will need to be disassembled, have the seat cut out, cut down to size so there is head room for the figures. The other rear seat may need to be also moved backwards for more leg room. The O-ring figures are 9.5cm or 3.75 inch exactly. The modern highly articulated 3.75inch gi joes are actually 4 inches (10.3cm) in height and would of course not fit in many vehicles meant for o-ring figures. They're more like 1/16 scale figures, not 1/18. They fit nicely in my 1/16 scale Bruder Jeep Rubicon.
I love bruder! I have several vehicles, they're perfect for 1/18.
Yeah, make sure when you make the buck depression you make the fives depression as well. And you gotta make sure your steering wheel will have clearance for the legs to go under the steering wheel a broken steering wheel on a 58. Trying to get somebody under the steering wheel. It broke the whole column, so test fit it before you put it back together.
When you make the butt depression, make sure you make a depression for both legs and make sure the legs will clear the steering wheel before you put it back together and are you sure three and three-quarter inch and 4 inch figures or 1/18 scale you measure the car that’s right. Yeah I don’t know why the company does not figure out action figures in the design, especially diecast company who wants a freaking car with nobody drive it unless you got knight rider are the chris team
Thank you for the advice.
Taking it apart and using heat while pushing down should do it I hope. Having the figures stand outside in front of the vehicle is an option but they need to fit inside, at least some of them.
I won't forget the thighs now thank you.