Fail comparison. This is a product that draws most of it's collector value based off its look. You didn't mention materials aside from his open pants and you glossed completely over the headsculpt.
Have you posed it, are there scuffs, have you even taken him out of the protective plastic?
If there is a major problem with the look of a figure, I won't buy it. Defects aside, can anyone truly claim that in hand this piece is wildy different from the volumes of pics out there? Different enough for you to cry "toy"? Game over, you lose. You have nothing further to add to the figure discussion. See you in the marketplace!
When you say it "feels more like a toy", I have to say you "sound more like a troll" who just wants a reaction. Well you got a reaction, care to back up the "toy" statement a tad more?
For the sake of not hijacking this thread, I will stop responding to your baiting by simply stating that the "feels like toy" comment comes from actually handling the figure. Have you handled it yet? When you try to pose it has a very mechanical and toy like feeling because of the way the body is constructed. Sure it might be the only way Hot Toys was able to bring the Hulk to the sixth scale but it doesn't change the fact the figure FEELS like a toy when handled compared to other Hot Toys figures which are have a higher quality of construction feeling.
