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 Post subject: HCG Aliens Powerloader
PostPosted: Tue Jul 22, 2014 10:56 pm 
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but the Powerloader in the film was 1:4 scale, right?

Does this mean HCG's replica is a true "Studio Scale" replica?

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 22, 2014 11:27 pm 
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According to the discussion here it was: http://www.therpf.com/f10/studio-scale- ... ndex2.html

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It's so amazing how those rod puppets are edited in almost seamlessly . The scene when the alien queen comes down the hall way through the smoke towards ripley going into the elevator always amazed me that it was a rod puppet . Amazing effect work through out that movie .

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I totally agree. Thanks for sharing this photo!

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Can't wait for this one to be released. I really hope that HCG go to the effort of including lights in the Power Loader unlike the APC that they released.


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http://www.mystery10.com/project/hcg-al ... er-loader/

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 24, 2014 4:53 pm 
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Wowza. That is massive.

Market on loaders got a lil bit crowded this year! (HCG, Hot toys v2.0, and NECA)


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Hey guys, Does it look like the hazard warning light on top is functional? <fingers crossed>

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Hey guys, Does it look like the hazard warning light on top is functional? <fingers crossed>


They didn't include any functional lights on the APC that they are releasing so going by that it may be unlikely. It would be a shame as adding lights would be a relatively easy and inexpensive task and would add so much to the prop.


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PostPosted: Fri Jul 25, 2014 12:42 pm 
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In scale effects work they tend to use mobile phone 'vibration' motors for revolving lights on models such as that, so it would be possible, depending how that area of the model is constructed.

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Saw this thing in person today and OMG its nice and big...

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Is it static or possible?

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not to sure i will ask that tomorrow

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Is it static or possible?


According to the sculptor, it is static. It will be cast in some sort of polly stone IIRC. Is this larger then the Hot Toys PL?

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Not sure where this trend of making the front cage too wide has come from. NECA seems to have done the same.


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88reaper88 wrote:
Is it static or possible?


According to the sculptor, it is static. It will be cast in some sort of polly stone IIRC. Is this larger then the Hot Toys PL?


It should be quite a bit bigger than hot toys at 1/4 scale. Hot Toys will only be 1/6th

So if your a huge power loader fan, in order of shear size they go:
Konami (~1:30?) < ACM "collectors edition statue" (1:18) < Aoshima (1:12) < NECA (1:10) < Hot Toys (1:6) < HCG (1:4)


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I guess I'll have to be happy with my A:CM version. I picked up a second "collector's edition" for $10 so that I could customize the Powerloader. I've removed it from it's base and cut off the Xeno, but I still need to get the Marine out. Then I'll start having fun...

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Not sure where this trend of making the front cage too wide has come from. NECA seems to have done the same.


I was thinking the same

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bigbisont wrote:
lear60man wrote:
88reaper88 wrote:
Is it static or possible?


According to the sculptor, it is static. It will be cast in some sort of polly stone IIRC. Is this larger then the Hot Toys PL?


It should be quite a bit bigger than hot toys at 1/4 scale. Hot Toys will only be 1/6th

So if your a huge power loader fan, in order of shear size they go:
Konami (~1:30?) < ACM "collectors edition statue" (1:18) < Aoshima (1:12) < NECA (1:10) < Hot Toys (1:6) < HCG (1:4)


you forgot about the Leading edge powerloader (25mm scale )and the AEF one (1/35 scale )

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There's also the 1/12 scale Halcyon model and the Sideshow Diorama Powerloader & Ripley (Not sure on the scale)

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