1.25" Eyes (Discontinuing)

1.25" Eyes (Discontinuing)

Was: $15.00
Now: $10.00
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EYES – 1.25" Diameter

Sync bar now included with each pair of eyes.

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PRODUCT INFORMATION:

SIZE: 1.25" Diameter
AVAILABLE COLORS: Blue, Brown, Blue green, Blue Gray, Green

DESCRIPTION:

1.25" diameter eyes. The iris placed on semi-round white sclera. This is for a pair of eyeballs only. These eyes are 3D printed providing precision holes for the axle and the back of the eye for spring or synchro stems.

These are standard sized eyes used in professional figures. They are white plastic and very lightweight. No guesswork for drilling holes as they are already included with the eyes.  The iris have a hard coated clear acrylic cover and they are flat to allow for blinker mechanisms.

FEATURES:

  • Precision axle holes.
  • Opening in the back for synchronization stems or springs.
  • Flat iris to allow for blinkers.
  • No painting needed.
  • No scratching of paint during installation.
  • Sized to be compatible with our blinkers.

ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS

FIGURE SIZE: 2T sized figures
BLINKER SHELLS: Use with 1.25” sized blinker shells.

INSTRUCTIONS

General instructions are included. Eye base and synchro bar are not included due to various head sizes and builder preferences. Review our FAQ page for more information and other resources.

NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS

Pricing does not include any additional import duty or custom fees that may occur on your end.

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  • 4
    1.25" brown eyes

    Posted by H.L. on 17th Apr 2021

    Great eyes for a retrofit, but I would caution anyone that's doing anything fancy. As they're semi-hollow, drilling larger thru-holes or otherwise modifying them will be tricky. Risk of splitting. Also, as they're squared at the back, movement will need to be limited for blinkers to work.