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To show just how far we've come in a few short years...
and we've even come further from this...
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Does this sculpt look like it has removable hair? What for? its not Pers, and theres no other head piece 
The ultimate "look how far we've come".
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For those of us who've been collecting long enough.
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Not only in sculpt but in price.....
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I used to have that Hasbro luke jedi figure for a long time until some several years ago I gave it to my nephew. until that time it was the best likeness of mark Hamill there was.The ultimate "look how far we've come".
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Does this sculpt look like it has removable hair? What for? its not Pers, and theres no other head piece
Nope.
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The ultimate "look how far we've come".
For those of us who've been collecting long enough.
I remember people complaining in 2006 that Sideshow Luke's hair wasn't 'yellow' enough -- they were remembering their Hasbro 3 3/4 inch and the doll above.
I could only find a pic of the second release which had blonde hair, I have the original from the Bib Fortuna 2pack and it had correctly brown hair, but it was glossed which ruined the whole look.
I remember back in the day when i got it, scratching my head why the 4" figures were blonde.
Its like the Han blue coat thing. People grow up believing in something... and boy do they stick with it.
Explains a lot of things in life.
Explains a lot of things in life.
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true - the question is, has it gone up proportionately?
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Not sure if anyone noticed but in the product accessory shots Luke's lightsaber arm is inaccurately gripping the saber at its base, which would make him lefthanded. It should be gripped closer to the hilt of the weapon, where his left would be below it. Rewatched some footage last night and the only time he holds it in the left-handed position is when he reclaims (force-grabs) his saber from the the Emperor.
That's interesting, could HT have developed a new technology for the hands and light up saber, clearly photos have his hand in tow different locations, maybe that's why a lack of right grip hand, maybe you can remove the saber now and so you could put the unlit in the same hand, very curious, good spot.
We're just seeing photoshopped blades in action. The ANH Luke also had the same issue, showing both hands on top and bottom:
Well then, that seems a bit foolish on HT's part, make people think the figure will be capable of something it isn't, also speaks to how people thought the saber arm would be more poseable than ANH look, it probably won't be, the range show in pics is because it's a standard grip hand and saber, not electronic. I'm sure we'll get a saber gripping gloved hand with the final product, it'd be a big miss to exclude it. I wonder if they'd also include a flesh saber arm so you could have the electronic option for a tattooine look since he held the saber without a glove there.
The difference with Jedi Luke is that the only gloved saber holding hand is the one attached to the saber whereas Farm boy Luke had a set of saber holding hands apart from the fixed, lit arm hand.
Definitely true, I just think that's what is likely going on in these pics. Hopefully they realize this and include a regular gloved gripping hand.
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I was just basing it off of this image of the fixed lightsaber arm. I would just think that they'd make it so the permanently fixed gloved hand would be up higher.
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I was hoping someone would go even further and show a picture of the big bang or a cesspool.The ultimate "look how far we've come".
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I'm inclined to think the theory that none of the photos have the electronic saber arm in use is probably accurate, I don't know much about electronics but I can't imagine how they could do a connection between the hand and hilt that would power a bulb in the saber while allowing the hand to be located anywhere on the hilt, I would think it is hard wired and has to be kept in place.
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