InArt: The Lord of the Rings - Aragorn 1:6

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Anyone have input on this?
Same question was asked multiple times in multiple forums regarding Batman cape and I don’t know that I’ve seen an official statement on it from INART. They have stuck with the “premium materials” description
It says "Real Fabrics" and "Leather Vest", whereas HT and other brands usually state "Leather-like"

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Same question was asked multiple times in multiple forums regarding Batman cape and I don’t know that I’ve seen an official statement on it from INART. They have stuck with the “premium materials” description
That was what I thought. Thanks. 👍🏻
It says "Real Fabrics" and "Leather Vest", whereas HT and other brands usually state "Leather-like"

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Certainly reassuring thanks. 👍🏻
 
All right guys, I would like to get this Aragorn. I've already ordered InArt Gandalf through OSK last June, but since it isn't out yet I have no idea what to expect in terms of fees or other "surprises". I'm in Europe (Italy): has anybody in Europe already got something from Kit in the past? Does he declare low value and use OSS so that we won't be charged with absurd taxes?
 
All right guys, I would like to get this Aragorn. I've already ordered InArt Gandalf through OSK last June, but since it isn't out yet I have no idea what to expect in terms of fees or other "surprises". I'm in Europe (Italy): has anybody in Europe already got something from Kit in the past? Does he declare low value and use OSS so that we won't be charged with absurd taxes?
You shouldn´t have any problem with that. OSK is very trustworthy.
 
All right guys, I would like to get this Aragorn. I've already ordered InArt Gandalf through OSK last June, but since it isn't out yet I have no idea what to expect in terms of fees or other "surprises". I'm in Europe (Italy): has anybody in Europe already got something from Kit in the past? Does he declare low value and use OSS so that we won't be charged with absurd taxes?
I'm in Spain, so not sure if Italy might be any different, but haven't had any problems with Kit, and I think I've never been charged by customs for his shipments. There's always a risk, you know, it depends on your country and it's out of Kit's control, but I'd say the risk is much lower than purchasing from other companies (except if they're in your country of course). Also, when checking out, you can give him notes, so keep sure they mark the price as low as possible there.
 
What the actual ****, that's phenomenal. I quite literally went slackjawed going through the photos. WOW.

One of the most peculiar things which blows me away was I hadn't noticed looking through the listings the difference between sculpted vs rooted. I was waiting for some elaborate base or extra to make an appearance. That's some -insanely- good sculpted hair, it's spot on to the framing and look Aragorn often has.

Oooohho this is tough. Gandalf is rooted by default...this is a way to go all in on rooted for the line...my wallet says no but my heart says all in on InArt LOTR. This is the type of line that you get to keep in the living room display because your SO loves LOTR just as much.

I oddly feel bad for Asmus. They seem to actually like the source material, since isn't Andy (I think his name is) ex-Weta? It must be pretty gutting to see this roll out of the gate for another company. How can you measure up to that after working on the license all these years? Credit where credit is due, the GTW release was a massive step forward, but then came Boromir and we went right back.

I don't want to condemn Asmus the way I have Sideshow, but I feel like they should play to their strengths and do a creatures of Middle Earth line. Orcs, Uruks, Nazgul, etc. Much like Sideshow had a shot to make supporting cast creatures for Star Wars, Asmus could really exist alongside InArt in a complementary fashion. I know the availability of each respective brand's product is different, but...
 
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