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Their skin will be hyper-detailed to an off putting and almost uncanny degree and they will cost 8k for all four.

They should make an OCD thread to move all this to...

It's just a personal preference. I think the cell shaded look is just too messy for my tastes.

I hope this sells well because I would like to see them do more of these. Re-release Cyclops, Gambit and Jubilee without all that dumb cell shading.

As an old-school Lee/Claremont fan, I had to grab the Rogue.

Maybe I am just in the minority, but I prefer the 2.0, out of all of these.

I have the molded version on pre-order, and therefore have no financially invested reason to defend the rooted. I think the rooted looks good—it just needs some styling out of the box.

As someone who is a fan of both of those films, they have nowhere near the cultural reach or fanbase of LotR. Not even a fraction.

Average time from overseas release to Sideshow getting their inventory is 1–2 months. It's only been a month (end of June) for Hono Wolverine. Sideshow will most like get Bats in mid-September.

If people are nitpicking this figure, then they are never going to be happy with anything ever.

The open mouth faceplate is terrible, but I think the other two look amazing. I ordered a replacement cape, and the textured suit doesn't bother me at all. I am very happy and can't wait for this to ship.

A few of these shots legitimately look like movie stills.

Well this turned out great.

I think, more than anything, that the shoulders on the Hot Toys are far too narrow. And that also is what is making the head look oversized.

I really like the molded hair version of this.

As an old school Claremont/Byrne guy, I just want Patch and the brown suit.

"Screen accuracy" is always such an ephemeral thing. Typically there are multiple versions of suits, depending on what the shot requires. A hero suit for up close detail shots, a general all purpose suit that is easier for the actor to move and wear, a stunt suit, which is typically simplified...

I just noticed that there are seams where the horse legs meet the body. Same for the neck. I wonder if there will be interchangeable legs, like the Hot Toys Dewback, which would allow you have different poses. (And some variation, if you buy more than one.)

I think the color and scale of the horse looks good.

Given InArt's track record so far, I am willing to believe this is an "in-progress prototype."