Hey folks, thanks for tuning into another video. This is a little bit different, a quieter review, but just want to show you a few things that I've done to customise this new build-up pack, Din Jaron, Mandalorian figure. I did do a standard review of it, so if you can go back and check that out and then you can come and see what I've done to fix it or change it depending on how you feel about it. So firstly I wasn't overly thrilled with the fit of the helmet, so I've actually converted the figure to be a swappable head, which is something I really wanted to do from the get-go, seeing the vintage collection one that has recently come out with the child that still hasn't come out in here and anywhere in Australia. So yeah, I really like that idea. I wish they'd gone with that with the black series. So what I did is I actually had a spare mando, which I used just for a fodder basically, custom fodder and bits and pieces. So I actually took the helmet off of that figure and what you get is a sort of a blank head, so to speak. There's no face, no expression, it's just the shape of the head. So I managed to remove the helmet from that figure, but the helmet was a little bit disproportionalized. So I actually used the helmet that came with this figure. Boarded up into some hot water with the head and once it dried down it was still hot, I actually glued it in there. It's at a slightly different angle because a lot of the mando helmets that have been coming out, it's the best in our version. Even the first one, the helmet doesn't have that sort of tapered look down the bottom. As you can see, the back of the helmet goes down towards the chin of the helmet. Most of them just haven't had that sort of tapered look. I even had one really bad one that was almost flat. It looked like a bucket. It looked terrible. So long we're doing that, I also got a slightly bigger drill bit and I bore out that hole just a little bit more because it was a tight, a very tight fit for the head on that ball peg and I didn't really want to have to heat it up every time I wanted to do the head swap. So I just drilled it out a little bit and I did the exact same thing with the head sculpt here. So it is just quite a simple pop. You can see there, so just drilled out that hole a little bit. I did a bit by bit. I just sort of went up in size as I went just to get a little bit more, gave the drill a little bit of a wiggle just to take out a little bit more plastic and just waited until I got it to a part where it was still a nice tight pop but wasn't super difficult. So now that's quite a nice looking helmet there on the figure. It's got that sort of tapered look at the bottom of the helmet like I said. Fits a lot snuggier. Looks a bit nicer. Still not perfect but it's better than any of the other ones I do have at the moment from the best Garmando so we'll just pop that off again. But yeah like I said I will be displaying this guy with the helmet on mast. But he can still hold the helmet so it just gives it a little bit more weight as well but yeah he can still display and hold the helmet there which is a lot better. So I got around to customizing his cape a little bit. So I wanted one that wasn't so hefty sort of sat just around the jet pack a little bit more and I actually went down to my local spot light store. The American equivalent is a chain of stores called Michaels that like you know you can go get all your fabrics there. So I just picked up this this was like 40 cents for you know it was an end of roll and it's just this brown pretty simple fabric and I've still got tons of it so I'll be making up some extra capes for my other mando figures as well to depend on what I need. I may redo this one a little bit I just want to get a little bit more thickness around the neck there but otherwise it looks good I sort of just used a bit of fabric glue just to sort of tack it in some spots you can see there's a little bit of need to bring that around a little bit more. It's a little bit of a tack there where I folded it and sort of just tacked it together with a bit of glue. As I've done with most of my mando figures I have also glued the rifle belt here to the back so that peg hole for the jet pack is in the correct place and also just sort of sits on the shoulder I do glue it to the shoulder there as well just sort of sits a little bit nicer. So the one problem I had is while the capes sort of flow like that without punching holes in the in the cape and fraying the goods I wasn't able to get that peg in there so I simply got the jet pack shaved that peg off as you can see the sculpting for the belt is meant to fit in there as well so I literally just sliced that off and so the cape can sit there snug underneath the jet pack fits in beautifully and it's not going to move around you can sort of tuck it under there even more if you want. Well that's what I've done. I just keep realizing that I keep taking the figure off camera so I apologise for that guys. One little tweak I do want to do now is I want to get some red paint and just red the little red on the little dots there on his belt on the his little explosive charges but otherwise that's pretty much what I've done. Be it like I said the the fabric came from spotlight here in Australia they're they're craft their homewares they're all that sort of stuff and yeah like I said Michael's in the US is probably where you want to go um should be able to get links of fabric and stuff like that and if you can find like end of rolls off cuts they're usually pretty damn cheap like I said I think that was 40 or 80 cents or something it was ridiculous. Still in mind coloring the jet pack at some stage so definitely a work in progress but I just want to show you what I've done so far I feel like it's a much better figure now um that I can do that head swap and still have like a nice solid head because it just the helmet didn't look right on his head so I just wanted to give myself that option. So yeah let me know in the comments what you thought what you think thought or think I'd love to hear what you got to say um yeah definitely recommend giving it a bit of a spin um like I said I did have an extra mando so I did have a bit of a sacrifice there a noble sacrifice of an action figure to to get the parts I needed but um if you've got extra head sculpts from other figures that you know you don't have any more laying around you can simply just you know shave that down to its bare minimum and then do the same thing with the whole and the mando helmet that comes with this figure all right folks let me know what you think and uh stay tuned for some more videos coming up real soon till then may the forescrew with you always. We're a little rushed so if you'll just get on board we'll get on it.