Salamander Joe

Discussion in 'Americans and Other Western Gaijin' started by Paulkaiju, Apr 8, 2011.

  1. ungawa222

    ungawa222 Mini Boss

    Utterly bummed that this guy was snagged apparently moments before I finally got my shit together to PM Griz about grabbing him... :(

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    Could anyone help me out with the release details for him?
    I would like to add him to my Wants list...

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. TiredChildren

    TiredChildren Administrator Staff Member

  3. ungawa222

    ungawa222 Mini Boss

    Thank you, James! :D ;)
    If anybody has a release name, please chime in...
     
  4. treblekicker

    treblekicker Beggars Can't Be Choosers

    not certain, but i think it was a 2012 design fest release...
     
  5. ungawa222

    ungawa222 Mini Boss

    Thanks, Rob...

    Just combed through the shop pages on Paul's site to see if there was any archived info, but no dice...
     
  6. bryce_r

    bryce_r Die-Cast

    Design Fest release. I think the photos first appeared around March
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  7. ungawa222

    ungawa222 Mini Boss

    Thanks, Bryce! :D
    What a bit of SJ perfection it is...adding to the list...
     
  8. BOObotcher

    BOObotcher Addicted

    ^^^ I have always wanted that Sally! The paint job is soo good!
     
  9. Bitterpill

    Bitterpill Comment King

    ^ Interesting....in those group shots, none of them have the 'hand puppet'. I'm too terrified to remove mine, because i'm afraid i'll chip the paint. Well, that and the fact I think the hand puppet dude is super cool looking....

    All of those Sally's for sale were beauties. I had to restrain myself greatly from buying something :evil:
     
  10. bryce_r

    bryce_r Die-Cast

    Just heat it up with a blow dryer and it comes of nicely. I've had zero issues doing that.
     
  11. Paulkaiju

    Paulkaiju Mini Boss

    Like Bryce said. Heat it until it's really soft and pull.
    I always wash that blank hand twice with acetone to ensure perfect paint fusion just in case anyone wants to do it.
    Also I put a dab of lubricant (Armor all) on the hand before I put it on, and I double check by pulling it back again, so should be no problem. Just make sure it's soft! ;)
     
  12. Bitterpill

    Bitterpill Comment King

    ^^ Thanks for the info dudes !
    Cool insight into the process Paul. I love learning about all the details and work that goes into crafting these monsters :D
     
  13. animator

    animator Mr. Freshly Smacked Ass Staff Member

    I read this in the sexiest voice I can imagine.
     
  14. ted kopper

    ted kopper Side Dealer

    awesome quality control!
     
  15. eckotyper

    eckotyper Post Pimp

    lubricant

    :lol:
     
  16. APsychoCareBear

    APsychoCareBear Addicted

  17. brobles

    brobles S7 Royalty

    I've always been hesitant to remove the bitermite (or even move it around too much) for worry of scratching off paint. Looks like you went to great lenghts to make sure that doesnt happen which i'm sure we all appreciate. Having said that I'll be more inclined to remove/attach them now.
     
  18. smurph

    smurph Comment King

    Brobles summed up my exact thoughts. Glad I got a hairdryer somewhere around here...

    *Edited: The hairdryer is key, Super easy on/off.
     
  19. Dj Will Ross

    Dj Will Ross Addicted

    Couple of new Sally Joe's

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  20. toothaction

    toothaction Team Tsubu Staff Member

    The secret origin of Sally's smile REVEALED!
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    ;)
     
  21. Godman305

    Godman305 Fresh Meat

    Nice score on them Sally's. :D
     
  22. Dj Will Ross

    Dj Will Ross Addicted

    Thank you.
    The Watermelon Joe was quite a treat to track down. You have no idea the BS I went through to finally have one.
     
  23. Russblue11

    Russblue11 S7 Royalty

    "Oldie" but goodie - Ambrosia under a blacklight
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  24. Russblue11

    Russblue11 S7 Royalty

    Thanks Mark, always nice to be surprised by a toy's hidden qualities
     

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