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Left arm on mine is definitely loose.

I'm just judging by the photos, the original def looks a lot more "baggy" than this new one. I need to re-watch the movie, because I don't remember the homemade suit being in the movie at all.

The tailoring on this suit seems to be improved over the original

:drool :rock

Damn. This looks AMAZING! I knew they wouldn't let me down with the final Batfleck. Glad this one is on the way. Will pair it up with my Suicide Squad Bats and DX11 Joker.

Got the notice from sideshow that he is arriving in 6 days. Full payment will be taken on August 20th. :yess:

Yup. I'm good with that too.

Same. I have 17 open pre-orders open right and they are all paid off in full minus shipping via gift card.

Well unless the actors come into the office and let Hot Toys measure them then all anyone can go by is listed height. If she is listed as 5'5" then that is what it is. The debate just comes down to if we want movie character scaling or actual real life actor scaling. It seems Hot Toys mixes...

All those video game spidermen? Not needed. Neon iron man/war machine? Def not needed. Venompool? Put that in the garbage please. Quantum Suits? Not needed. You saying Shuri is not needed is the least of our worrries when there is so many other not needed/trash figures being made.

I didn't know the gauntlets lit up. That's a good bonus.

Thank god Shuri came out well. After the disaster of that Black Panther sculpt I was very worried for Shuri and Bucky with the amzing sculpts they had.

The Mark 3 and Mark 4 are the ultimate War Machine IMO

The assembly of this thing is definitely a beast. :lol

Those kill scars are dope as ******. LOL

Yea something doesn't look natural about it. Can't wait until Peter from MISB gets his and shows us his poses.

I got two Max 140's

Mine are currently en route to my house. Shipped yesterday :)

Never pass on a diecast ironman or war machine. Buy first, decide later. If anything could always sell and at least get your money back if you change your mind. Like I said before, the secondary market just doesn't allow second guessing.