The latest footage does make it look a lot better. My gosh this reveal is such an emotional rollercoaster...
InArt: The Lord of the Rings - Aragorn 1:6
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As is with all there figured it seems
Definitely improving with each new photo/video.
The hair looks very good except for that gap. That should be somehow filled in at the factory.
SO glad that it appears to not have PERS.
The hair looks very good except for that gap. That should be somehow filled in at the factory.
SO glad that it appears to not have PERS.
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I had assumed that every InArt release was getting the movable eyes bit but maybe not.
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With a few tweaks, this might be perfect Aragorn!
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It wasn't suposed to be displayed the rooted version?
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Amazing!!!!
and so glad they chose "I want to break free" as the song to release him on
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Just caught up with this announcement. I think I'm probably happier with this sculpt than most in here, but I wish they went with a version where he isn't flaring his nostrils open. Looking at shots from the movie, Viggo definitely does that a lot during action scenes, which is probably what they were using as reference, but in sculpted form it gives the impression that his nose is natually much wider than Viggo's.
It's what gives the sculpt that overall "Faramir" feel. David Wenham's nose is wider like this.
I asked about the rooted hair version on Twitter and Inart confirmed it to be their prototype!
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Still think this is the best Aragorn I've seen 
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The boots look fantastic:
Awesome they confirmed the rooted one is theirs because it‘s really good imo tho it’s crazy how different the sculpt is between that and the sculpted hair version. Personally I think it’s a different sculpt. I’m seeing differences in proportions and sculpted detail. You think it’s possible they really are two different sculpts they were testing with customers(even in a weird way)?
Is this the Asmus one in the custom section? If so I agree. Just never seen it displayed like this. If not it’s just as good as that one
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Pretty happy about that news !!
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Chris Caraveo’s is still the best to date for me:
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It’s the best Andrew Lincoln I’ve seen.
That rooted hair one posted earlier is perfect, so glad that’s their actual prototype, I really don’t see how you can improve that beyond what it is.
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So, whoever wanted to keep it hush hush that the rooted sculpt belongs to InArt clearly wasn’t InArt’s social media rep. What a stupid secret to try and keep.
Pers confirmed then as the eyes are looking up on the root sculpt and neutral on the display piece. I do think pers is just an standard feature with IA so we can always expect it.
Im liking what I see more as time goes on. It’s still obviously the best mass produced Aragorn and will also beat all those who wasted money on rooting the Asmus sculpts. We just need proper, quality images that capture all the details, textures and weathering.
Pers confirmed then as the eyes are looking up on the root sculpt and neutral on the display piece. I do think pers is just an standard feature with IA so we can always expect it.
Im liking what I see more as time goes on. It’s still obviously the best mass produced Aragorn and will also beat all those who wasted money on rooting the Asmus sculpts. We just need proper, quality images that capture all the details, textures and weathering.
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Well I'd imagine all figure companies have multiple prototypes, they wouldn't just make one draft.
The one on display is just likely the one that was furthest along in terms of presentability, we'll never really know though.
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