Jazzinc Dioramas 1/6 Ultimate Catwoman (Batman Returns, 1992)
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Not the hobby I should be in because I don't want a rubber latex suit, thats absurd
Reality is, its not pleather though. It says in the description its latex.
Latex comes from the rubber tree if they go the natural route, pleather comes from plastic based materials, its totally different.
Maybe they are going to go for Synthetic latex but that don't last as long as natural latex so who knows.
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According to Joost and Sean Dabbs in the livestream from launch day it will be. Busted seams, hanging threads, and showing skin.
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Just caught up on this. So we have a 5 year guarantee for direct sunlight? One of the most destructive elements besides humidity for figures? And we are taking that info as it’ll fall apart in 5 years regardless of how it’s stored or posed? Makes total sense lol.
After the DX02 debacle I remember people thinking the DX09 Batman would have issues too over time. Here we are 10+ years later and suits fine. Same for Returns. I imagine this suit will be fine as well provided you don’t actively put yourself at risk for damage i.e. dynamic poses for long periods
Edit: wrong figure lol
After the DX02 debacle I remember people thinking the DX09 Batman would have issues too over time. Here we are 10+ years later and suits fine. Same for Returns. I imagine this suit will be fine as well provided you don’t actively put yourself at risk for damage i.e. dynamic poses for long periods
Edit: wrong figure lol
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Correct, which is why I brought up the DX02. Don’t pose her like Spider-Man and you’ll be fine. There are always gonna be trade offs. This is one I can easily live with.DX09 was not thin stretchy latex
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I guess I'm having trouble understanding the folks that have made it abundantly clear (multiple times already) they will not be purchasing this, yet continue to post the exact same reasons why, over.. and over... and over again.
Now, I'm not trying to gatekeepe discussion here, but it boggles the mind why one would take the time to do this, repeatedly. Am I missing something, here?
Now, I'm not trying to gatekeepe discussion here, but it boggles the mind why one would take the time to do this, repeatedly. Am I missing something, here?
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Did your Enterbay figure have a guarantee of any kind?
In this particular case, I feel like Joost did himself more harm than good divulging the 'official guarantee' which would probably have a margin of error built in plus whatever the company deems reasonable in terms of dealing with customers after-the-fact.
I can understand worries regarding suit wear and tear from posing, but this concern runs across the board for many releases from many companies ... but regarding longevity under climate controlled display conditions ... I'm not worried.
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Oh yeah, that's way better than aging gracefully.
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Many people here are very extreme and dramatic. They don't understand how materials react to sun. If you put leather, cloth, plastic or even metal in the sun in less than a year that thing will look completely different and probably ruined.
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Because people are annoying. For some reason they love going in circles non-stop.
Most accounts here are bots anyway, so there's that...
Yall were going in circles about JND Ledger’s longevity for weeks, perhaps months even.
Skullboy and I just got news about the five year guarantee and talked about it for a page or two max. We also didn’t degrade people who chose to purchase like y’all did regarding JND Ledger..
So there’s that.
Skullboy and I just got news about the five year guarantee and talked about it for a page or two max. We also didn’t degrade people who chose to purchase like y’all did regarding JND Ledger..
So there’s that.
JND Joker in 5 years...
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The alt head isn’t too far off as-is.JND Joker in 5 years...
The alt head isn’t too far off as-is.
That's the joke.
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Actually 5 years minimum warrantee in direct sunlight from any material supplier is the highest guarantee you can get. That does NOT mean it will deteriorate in 5 years. It just means it is the best any supplier can offer. For legal reasons NO-ONE guarantees fabrics for a lifetime. Your hot toys figures will come with a limited 1 year warranty. does that mean they fall apart after one year? Does that mean you won't buy hot toys any more? I can see you need a reason not to buy. Can't you just say I dont trust them to do a good job or something?
