Dally
Super Freak
What did i say....
Sorry, I must have missed your post.
What did i say....
I dunno guys... he's an articulated figure. After seeing She-Predator Machiko, well I just hope this one turns out better. I'd rather spend GBP120 on a Bowen FS than this, and before u bring out the pitch-forks I suggest we all reserve judgement till this has been released - if it's as awesome as everyone cooing over it says it is, then I'll eat my words [heck, I'll even get one].
But I'm waiting eagerly for a review from one of the freaks on here... that for me will be the true litmus test.
Just my humble opinion
Do you mean that you're worried about joints showing? From the proto pics that doesn't look like a problem. When Tony Stark is in the suit he needs to be able to move, so all the points of articulation in the real suit are used on the Hot Toys figure. It looks like the quality of a statue.
Wait. These are supposed to be Action Figures? Did someone forget to send me a notice? There is a reason for these being as expensive as they are. It's because they aren't action figures. They're display pieces that happen to be articulated. Very nicely painted, sculpted, and in the end, limited pieces for collectors to put up on their shelves to display.
Wait. These are supposed to be Action Figures? Did someone forget to send me a notice? There is a reason for these being as expensive as they are. It's because they aren't action figures. They're display pieces that happen to be articulated. Very nicely painted, sculpted, and in the end, limited pieces for collectors to put up on their shelves to display.
For me, I would like a little more attitude from my displays than just standing em straight up.
Prettymuch yeah... also what lerath666 said about the articulation in the legs. Hmm I don't know, I'm sitting pretty firmly on the fence on this one. I got rid of all my articulated figures [except He-Man by Four Horsemen and wave 2 of the Sota Street Fighter figures which have a shocking amount of detail] and I'm really struggling to justify spending this amount of money on an articulated figure. I paid less than this for the Green Quicksilver FS [one of my favourite statues], inc shipping from stateside... so I approach this with caution.
But that's just me, even @ half the price it'll still seem expensive for an articulated figure, BUT if it's actually as awesome as the pics suggest, I'll get one... it'll sit nicely next to the SIM commiquette
For anyone that's actually into articulated figures though, it still seems like a no-brainer as it's by far the best AF I've seen... by far.
I'll wait till the reviews from here start pouring in and then I'll decide
I've compared the proto shots of this figure to the movie suit and it has the exact same joints that the real suit has, so its not a problem for me.
Sorry for any confusion. AF = Articulated Figure, or at least that's what I meant. Dunno if that translates to Action Figure as well
Anyway the joints and typically smallish limbs are all characteristics of AFs, that's my main concern. Your argument is a valid one though, and it seems like the Hot Toys IM was made for folk like you... maybe me too but I'll have to wait and see.
As for that thing about being limited? sorry mate but these will be produced in runs of 50,000+... most likely much more than that. That doesnt detract from the fact that it's still a great figure, albeit an articulated one.
Ummm... no. at most we're talking 10,000. even then considering what's been going on in the collectables market i think that 1/2 to 3/4th's that number are far more likely. take a look at the edition sizes of regular sideshow 1/6th products, and you'll see what i mean.
How long can one wait before ordering these type of figures before all runs are nearly limited numbers?... 3 months? 6 months? is there a cut off point when one should really be considering to buy or you have now missed the boat.
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