This is the hardest thing. Many collectors collect what they think looks cool, but there are those who collect the characters they love. I've been reading Marvel for most of my life at this point. Batman, X-Men and Spider-Man were my first comics and I still follow those characters.
Not speaking specifically for Rhino, but for any piece, to have the excitement over not just the sculpt, but the love of the character, and to have it come to you with problems the manufacturer won't resolve is a huge letdown.
It's so much easier to return a piece when you thought it was cool but there's no real connection, but having to return or destroy a character you really do enjoy because you weren't delivered what you paid for is disappointing. When this happens, that's Sideshow's biggest failure.
Well I don't know what that means but I had it and returned it. The regular head magnet was very weak, the head fell of twice. There was a sizable (over 1/8 inch) gap between the head and body. Both heads were a different shade of gray than the body. He had some thick, globby flashing across two fingers that was just painted over. He would not fully seat into the base, just kind of hovered above it. And had all the same crack issues in the same places that others reported.
