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Fascinating that pretty much none of the points on their list have even been mentioned here, everyone's been so fixated on the heads. They say they're almost out of stock - I wonder if that's true? They might be selling better than I expected... or it's a bluff.

Yes, according to the video the middle one is the main sculpt for the standard BD version. I do like it but I don't really agree with you that it isn't as evocative of the character - she was pretty pissed off at that point in the film. I think the sculpt on the right might have been a happier...

I'm a bit disappointed that they're going with the sad head for the basic battle damaged version rather than the angrier side-eye one. That was the one I was hoping to get.

Do you reckon there's any potential here with a body swap and the DID jacket? The biggest issue with this for me so far is the hair - thick, noodle looking hair. The Russell likeness is really good to my eye and I think it'd look great with a rooted hair job, but the stock sculpt looks like...

About eight years ago they made an Alfred Hitchcock figure, but I don't remember seeing many in-hand pictures of it. The sculpt was by Trevor Grove and looked very good, but the prototype suit wasn't especially well tailored even for the time. But I think this is their first realistic human...

It would probably involve altering their release schedule a lot, but I could see them making an effort to get there before JND. The Walking Dead figures will probably have to be paced out over next year so that people who are collecting that line don't have to cop three big pre-orders in a...

Lite versions won't be rooted, though, so they would clash a bit with rooted Inart LOTR figures.

Q2/3 2025 still gives Inart a little time to get a prototype of Frodo and Sam together, and beat JND to announcing... well, half the hobbits. Assuming that Legolas is being put up around October, an announcement of those two Hobbits could be six months to nearly a year later and still match up...

This is assuming that they actually do go ahead and release the Returns 2.0, and that it doesn't end up languishing for all eternity in Howard's special vault...

Fantastic work Elvis! :clap

JND's may "look real" as Gary says, and they do have lively expressions, but do they look like the actors? I'd argue that Inart's Harry and Ron are stronger portraits, definitely so with Harry, and Inart's Ron looks happier to me with JND's looking a little... resigned? The Inart one looks...

The silicone version of Ron looks younger than the plastic version! My issues with the other two portraits (Harry's just off, Hermione's big nose and slightly too mischievous expression) haven't really changed. But that Quidditch Harry portrait... good on them for not just reusing the head...

Something that's consistently happening when posing the legs bent and raised like the photo above, is that the rubber crumples around the crotch and the knee pad visibly rides up above the joint - I wonder if it's going to be possible to futz it so that this doesn't happen?

The full batch:

The first time I pulled the back off my Gandalf's head was a pretty nerve-wracking experience - the magnets on mine were a lot stronger than I expected and I was very worried I was going to pull hair out. And then after that, taming the hair back down was a chore. So I'm looking forward to...

I'm just goofing around... :lol But if you do find a T-Mobile that stocks Inart Aragorns, please let me know. Sounds like my kind of T-Mobile.

You got an Inart Aragorn from a T-Mobile?

If you're willing to wait a bit and pay for shipping from Australia, Popcultcha still have both the regular and deluxe versions. Sugo have the deluxe only, four left.

I do think the likeness is very good, but the nose is still a little wide, like on the silicone version previewed earlier. For whatever reason it was more obvious on the silicone version, but it's still apparent here. I do think the likeness is stronger in some aspects and less realistic in...

They look as though they're...