Mine too!
Same! No problems with mine.
Mine too!
Oh, the ones I've seen the wheel was hanging down slightly even in the stowed position.You have to pull them out and hover convert them to see if they are broken.
Looks like you have a similar issue as my replacement. Luckily, opening up the wheel is straightforward and not hard to fix. Good luck! I’m glad everything else is good with yours. The panel gaps and door sticking out 1-2mm has been an eye sore for me.Oh, the ones I've seen the wheel was hanging down slightly even in the stowed position.
EDIT: Just checked them all. None are broken. Three turn over fine. One rear one, the wire is a bit tight by about 2-3mm and stops the wheel from folding completely.
WIthout massive modification, there's no chance sorry.Debating whether to keep my order...
In the meantime, how much clearance is there under the hood? Wondering if something like the smart switchbot device can do the automatic button presses to put it in the right mode once the power is on.
Hell, even having it so a power cycle alternates the lighting options or sticks to the same one would be enough. It's not asking much. The cheap LED spots from amazon even do that.Funny how hot toys has zero consideration for user friendly features.
It must be a given that a lot of people have their collection behind some sort of casing and large vehicles are likely to end up on the bottom or top of most shelving, which makes them less convenient to frequently access to turn lights on and off.
A remote or even a control panel attached to the usb power cable allowing for on/off and cycling through settings would obviously be far more convenient and is hardly new or complicated technology.
Added the white walls today. This was an absolute must for me.
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Yeah I continue to be amazed at just how difficult HT makes it to activate and use their light up features. Whether it's having to crack open Iron Man armor, reach up sleeves, or open up hoods and panels. It's like they go out of their way to make it as annoying and inconvenient as possible. LolFunny how hot toys has zero consideration for user friendly features.
It must be a given that a lot of people have their collection behind some sort of casing and large vehicles are likely to end up on the bottom or top of most shelving, which makes them less convenient to frequently access to turn lights on and off.
A remote or even a control panel attached to the usb power cable allowing for on/off and cycling through settings would obviously be far more convenient and is hardly new or complicated technology.
I did the decals on Marty this week. Using decal soften and warm water. The tyres by comparison are dead easy.Was the application easy? I may.. do it.. May because my car will be in hover mode for like 100% of the time lol.
Yeah, wish the '89 Batmobile had just had a switch underneath the back of the car. Having to take off the rear panel has always been a nuisance. You end up not bothering because to fully appreciate the lit-up car you obviously want to put the panel back on after you turn on the lights. But since you also don't want to wear out the batteries or the LEDs you're not gonna leave the lights on for very long so then you very soon have to remove the panel again to turn them off. Too much of a chore, like the Iron Men.Yeah I continue to be amazed at just how difficult HT makes it to activate and use their light up features. Whether it's having to crack open Iron Man armor, reach up sleeves, or open up hoods and panels. It's like they go out of their way to make it as annoying and inconvenient as possible. Lol
Yeah, wish the '89 Batmobile had just had a switch underneath the back of the car. Having to take off the rear panel has always been a nuisance. You end up not bothering because to fully appreciate the lit-up car you obviously want to put the panel back on after you turn on the lights. But since you also don't want to wear out the batteries or the LEDs you're not gonna leave the lights on for very long so then you very soon have to remove the panel again to turn them off. Too much of a chore, like the Iron Men.
To me this is inexcusable at this stage of the company’s time in the high market collectible game. NO EXCUSE HOT TOYSI think the problem is HT are a reasonably small group of core people and their specialist skills are sculpting and painting and definitely not electronics. And rather than go and get the best people in the field they save money and just stumble through it themselves.
Completely agree. If it came across I was creating excuses for them, I guess I was, but it is a common and terrible example of a company taking advantage of their customers.To me this is inexcusable at this stage of the company’s time in the high market collectible game. NO EXCUSE HOT TOYS
…as if they read any of this lol…