You can access the main page, but because the way the site is structured, access to the individual product pages is not accessible.

Yep, some of the pics above were from last night's kickoff.

I suspect it's the prototype suit before building the one for the movie's climax. You know, the one that'll give him Hulk Hogan-level invulnerability. A closeup of the cowl with the Adam West "forehead arch" stitching:

I'm sure everyone who's had a passing interest in Matt Reeves' The Batman would have already seen the costume, but here it is for those who haven't. The cowl has a huge Adam West Batman nod to it. I don't think it's much of a crowd-pleaser, but I'll bet there will be more than one version of the costume in the movie (with the cooler looking one being held back for trailers):





And the motorcycle....LOL.

I must admit, the first Sutro vented lenses with iridium is pretty cool as well (though that novelty will diminish in time when they release more vented iridium lenses).

I hope it comes back so I can grab more screenshots of it. It was a slick website. I grabbed a few screenshots over the years for various products, but I didn't grab one for everything (including missing the Breacher and the Turbine).

I'm buying Sutros for the boxes, whether it be the Valentine boxes or this current original Eyeshade inspired box. Not the product; the boxes. How odd.

I guess Matt didn’t renew his hosting since roguedzn.com has been offline for a while now. He also said he's sold all his 5 Armadillo bracelets, but a true one-off version will be coming soon.

About time they made a TITAN CLASS Scorponok. New for 2020:

Super clean. Love it!

I have the Oakley Minute Machine 10-194. Can I assume that the Caliber 5040.B happens to be the movement that's needed from Rhonda movements?
- mbridges1515

It is the specific movement you will need. The “S” version of it with 13 jewels anyway (not the cheaper version with 6 jewels) as seen here:

https://timeconnectioninc.com/ronda/3862-ronda-5040b-s-swiss-made-movement.html

You can get your watchmaker to source the movement for you if you feel safer that way. It'll cost you a bit more since their cost structure is higher, but it's certainly less headache and gives you piece-of-mind to know the source of your parts.

First off, welcome.

I would recommend taking it to a local watchmaker. OMM uses Rhonda movements, which are super cheap. A watchmaker can source out the Caliber 5040.B that the watch uses and plop it in for you (or you can just source out the movement yourself and plop it in yourself).

If the current movement is especially important, the local watchmaker can fix that, though it'll probably be more expensive since their hourly rate to fix a movement is a lot more than the cost of a whole brand new quartz movement.

I recently put in an order for the Outer Foil. It reminds me of the old Oakley styling for Rx models (with legacy-inspired models like the Lizard 1 and 2 to remind us they still exist): Thin C5 material for the frames with tiny lenses (relatively speaking compared to today, anyway). I like the angular-ness of the Outer Foil, since it reminds me of the Hollowpoint 2.0, which is probably one of the preferred Oakley Rx models I've worn.

Small planes are a joy to fly. I can’t imagine what a thrill-of-a-lifetime flying a fighter jet would be. A while back I read about this F-16 for $8.5M:

https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a28750929/buy-a-fighter-jet/

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Cool. They made a slight typo on the Mars date, but it's a cool page.

I love their cabinets and enjoy the one I have, but I forgot to mention the most annoying thing about Arcade 1up machines to potential buyers: variants. Goddamn variants.

Arcade 1up tends to put out cabinets for various retailers and have different features than the standard version. You don't always know if you're buying the best version and don't know when they'll be releasing a cooler cabinet later on.

Case in point, Marvel Super Heroes.

The regular version:
https://arcade1up.com/products/marvel-super-heroes-arcade-cabinet

-Standard cabinet with blue trim

The Special Edition:
https://arcade1up.com/products/marvel-cabinet

Differences from the regular version:
-Yellow trim
-Includes light up marquee
-Upgraded with Sanwa joysticks and buttons
-Limited to 8,000
-Certificate of authenticity included with number out of 8,000
-Duel speakers
-Exclusive riser artwork

The HSN version:
https://www.hsn.com/products/arcade1up-marvel-full-size-5-ft-arcade-machine-and-rise/9327003

-Similar cabinet to the regular version with blue trim....
-But has light up marquee....
-And light up buttons, which isn't included in any other version
-Though not limited like the Special Edition, chances are there's less of the HSN version out there



In a similar fashion, there is a regular version of Mortal Kombat and one released with Costco with a light up marquee (and I think a stool comes in the package).

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For the firearm fans comes Caliber Optics by Vinylize Eyewear. Spent brass .357 Mag casings incorporated into the temple tips:

https://vinylize.com/pages/caliber-optics-357-collection

Very cool stuff, all!

The 2020 Infinite Hero coin:

If you want them, go get them now. Stores are limited. Mine got like 7 in total. Top tier ones get something like 10. While I don’t think vented Sutros will exactly sell quickly, you never know. They may be offered online as well, in which case the limited number per store may not matter.

Not yet, though those games (along with Marvel vs. Capcom 2) are the most in-demand games, since they're 4+ player games. It'd be astonishing if Arcade 1up made a 6-player cabinet for Pryde of X-Men; I find the current cabinets too small to play with multiple players.

Personally I wouldn't mind a T2 shooter arcade cabinet, but it'll be difficult finding space for all this extra stuff:

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