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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Fri Jun 06, 2014 4:07 am | |
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General Kahn Force Addict


Posts : 3099 Join date : 2011-04-10 Age : 41 Location : England
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Fri Jun 06, 2014 4:33 pm | |
| Great work Patrick |
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Dr Dengar TIG Benefactor


Posts : 7048 Join date : 2010-05-07 Age : 49 Location : The Netherlands
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Fri Jun 06, 2014 4:43 pm | |
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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Wed Jun 11, 2014 11:03 am | |
| Sorry for this late reply ...
Marco seems to be right on this. Also my Ledy-Nunb has a larger left thumb. I will add this to my Nunb post asap.
Thanks Marco, much appreciated! |
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Dr Dengar TIG Benefactor


Posts : 7048 Join date : 2010-05-07 Age : 49 Location : The Netherlands
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Wed Jun 11, 2014 11:20 am | |
| You are very welcome, Patrick. Happy that I can contribute something small (a thumb) to this great research. |
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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Fri Jun 13, 2014 7:55 am | |
| Updated my Nien Nunb and AT-AT Driver posts: Nien Nunb: Comparison shot of left thumbs added, thanks Marco. AT-AT Driver: Missing COO and marking for groove near mouth added. Additional picture with head grooves and shoulder differences, markings for bigger dot and rectangle on the back and markings for different circles on the sides added, thanks AJ. |
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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Thu Jun 19, 2014 12:19 pm | |
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wbobafett Force Addict


Posts : 2515 Join date : 2009-11-20
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Thu Jun 19, 2014 12:46 pm | |
| wow...some heavy updates....well done Alex and Patrick. I just have one question....where is Bossk family #4??? *duck* |
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General Kahn Force Addict


Posts : 3099 Join date : 2011-04-10 Age : 41 Location : England
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Thu Jun 19, 2014 12:56 pm | |
| Cheers for the update Patrick - @wbobafett wrote:
- I just have one question....where is Bossk family #4
I've been waiting for that I don't have one, and when I did the original sheet it was a while ago and I wasn't sure there even was one. What is the situation wih the COO IV? It looks like tere is the 'scuffing' like a couple of the removed COO's have? Is it altered? |
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cantina_patron TIG Benefactor


Posts : 5371 Join date : 2011-10-26 Age : 49 Location : UK
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Fri Jun 20, 2014 11:59 am | |
| Excellent additions Patrick.  |
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wbobafett Force Addict


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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Fri Jun 20, 2014 12:55 pm | |
| Thanks for the kind words Wolff, Alex and Steve. I'm glad you like the updates.
Next to be added is the AT-ST Driver ... |
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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Fri Jun 20, 2014 1:08 pm | |
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General Kahn Force Addict


Posts : 3099 Join date : 2011-04-10 Age : 41 Location : England
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Fri Jun 20, 2014 5:55 pm | |
| Cheers for the update Patrick, I'm not entirely sure about the AT-ST Driver though, it's one that I have looked at in the past and that crease was the one thing that flared up, however I have Taiwan figures with both styles of crease, infact I have two Taiwan and one no COO and all look slightly different. I couldn't decide so put him a side.
I'll post some pics up tomorrow, see what you think. :scratch: |
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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 2:53 am | |
| Thanks for your reply Alex. To be honest I have just the two pictured AT-ST Drivers So as not to draw false conclusions I've done a bit of an investigation before I posted this sheet. I've looked at other AT-ST Drivers on the web and compared their creases. I'm convinced that all of them fit in with my assumption. But there is a little difficulty in determining whether it's the smaller or the larger crease because of the black paint from the belt. It seems that sometimes the black paint is also applied a bit above the belt and therefore it looks like the crease is smaller than it actually is. But maybe my eyes are deceiving me and I'm wrong ... I'm looking forward to seeing your pics! |
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aussiejames Admin


Posts : 7732 Join date : 2009-11-12 Age : 46 Location : Western Australia
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 3:15 am | |
| Foot peg holes...  |
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wbobafett Force Addict


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 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 5:39 am | |
| the Peg holes it is....but I also would love to find a difference from the front....without color or PEG holes because we would need this for identifying the belonging weapon molds!! I am happy Patrick found one...I gave up after staring hours and hours on thos ATST Drivers ...but is this enough to identify a MOC one?? |
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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 6:38 am | |
| - @aussiejames wrote:
- Foot peg holes...
- @wbobafett wrote:
- the Peg holes it is....but I also would love to find a difference from the front....without color or PEG holes because we would need this for identifying the belonging weapon molds!!
I am happy Patrick found one...I gave up after staring hours and hours on thos ATST Drivers
...but is this enough to identify a MOC one?? You're right James, the peg holes are different too and I will add a pic to my sheet. Thanks for this input. Woff, I hope this crease is enough do distinguish them also when they're MOC. Had a quick look on ebay and found currently 9 AT-ST Drivers MOC: 4 of them have the small crease (which should indicate they are Taiwan ones) on a POTF card with marking TJ (Taiwan) (one of them seem to have the fat blaster the others I can't see) 2 of them have the large crease (which should indicate they are No COO ones) on a ROTJ card with marking HT (Hong Kong) (one of them seem to have the thin blaster the other I can't see) 1 of them has the small crease (which should indicate he is a Taiwan one) on a ROTJ card with marking TJ (Taiwan) (he seems to have the fat blaster but I'm not quite sure) 1 of them is on a ROTJ Card but the pic is crappy 1 of them has the small crease (which should indicate he is a Taiwan one) but is on a Made in Hong Kong Trilogo card (should not be overrated as Trilogos sometimes don't have the stated figures on them COO-wise, also accessories can be mixed up on them) |
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cantina_patron TIG Benefactor


Posts : 5371 Join date : 2011-10-26 Age : 49 Location : UK
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 7:08 am | |
| Excellent work Patrick. - @pattejan wrote:
1 of them has the small crease (which should indicate he is a Taiwan one) but is on a Made in Hong Kong Trilogo card (should not be overrated as Trilogos sometimes don't have the stated figures on them COO-wise, also accessories can be mixed up on them) We have 3 more examples of Taiwan AT-ST Drivers on Hong Kong Tri-Logo cards in this thread: https://www.imperialgunneryforum.com/t6779-endor-blaster-pistol-wg-20AJ also has one. Interestingly all 4 have the correct 'fat' blaster. |
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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 7:38 am | |
| Could be a pattern ...
I can't tell it from the pictures if each AT-ST Driver from this thread fit in with my assumption but the following do:
Commander Clint's Canadian AT-ST Driver with Taiwan COO has the small crease.
Section 8's AT ST Driver found for sale on SWFUK with Taiwan COO on a Hong Kong Trilogo card has the samll crease.
The other two Trilogo ones I'm not sure about ...
If anyone can prove or disprove my small/large crease assumption that would be great. So come on guys check your AT-ST Drivers!
Btw I've edited my sheet and added the pegholes pic! |
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cantina_patron TIG Benefactor


Posts : 5371 Join date : 2011-10-26 Age : 49 Location : UK
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 12:39 pm | |
| - @pattejan wrote:
- Could be a pattern ...
I've got an idea about that, but I want to do some more checking first. - @pattejan wrote:
Section 8's AT ST Driver found for sale on SWFUK with Taiwan COO on a Hong Kong Trilogo card has the samll crease.
The other two Trilogo ones I'm not sure about ...
If anyone can prove or disprove my small/large crease assumption that would be great. So come on guys check your AT-ST Drivers!
I'll check the crease on mine for you as my picture in the other thread is one of the ones you're not sure about. I'll also dig out my loose ones. |
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wbobafett Force Addict


Posts : 2515 Join date : 2009-11-20
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 12:43 pm | |
| so ATST Driver can be said is safe??? TW: fat?? No Coo: thin?? How sure are you Patrick?? Especially on the thin one?? I think TW fat is safe now....but the thin would be really new discovery!! |
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pattejan Imperial Commander


Posts : 327 Join date : 2012-05-21 Age : 45 Location : Germany
 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 12:59 pm | |
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wbobafett Force Addict


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 | Subject: Re: The Mould Family Guide & Discussion Thread Sat Jun 21, 2014 1:39 pm | |
| - @pattejan wrote:
- @cantina_patron wrote:
I'll check the crease on mine for you as my picture in the other thread is one of the ones you're not sure about. I'll also dig out my loose ones.
That would be great Steve, much appreciated!
- @wbobafett wrote:
so ATST Driver can be said is safe???
TW: fat?? No Coo: thin??
How sure are you Patrick?? Especially on the thin one??
I think TW fat is safe now....but the thin would be really new discovery!!
Sorry Wolff, I'm not completely sure. Could be thin or maybe flat on the No COOs??? I have to find better pics!!! I'll try again tomorrow ... Awesome my friend!!! My tip is flat! Thin is actually "rare" compared to the others if I remeber correctly....and that wouldnt match with ATST Driver.....LOL But as said: not sure anymore.... I am looking forward to your results! Thank you very very much!!! |
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