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Standard business tactics to not give you what you want. I will probably be dead by the time they deliver on ANH Threepio.
And they'll also arrive 3-6 months later than everywhere else, alas.
The dome is diecast and gives the HT versions better weight in-hand compared to the Sideshow Astromechs.The weathering on this R2 looks great. So the dome really isn't metal? Great paint on it if so.
Apparently this R2 has gone for a plastic dome due to the opening head compartments that allow for the ‘arms’ to be attached.The dome is diecast and gives the HT versions better weight in-hand compared to the Sideshow Astromechs.
Apparently this R2 has gone for a plastic dome due to the opening head compartments that allow for the ‘arms’ to be attached.
So HT can’t even use the diecast fallacy to justify its price.
Meticulously crafted diecast metal dome features 360° horizontal spin design
Oh yes -- I think the HT R2 units are better than SSC, but I was referring to Justin's preview which stated the dome on this one is plastic.The dome is diecast and gives the HT versions better weight in-hand compared to the Sideshow Astromechs.
That wasn't an issue with the metal-domed Deluxe R2.Apparently this R2 has gone for a plastic dome due to the opening head compartments that allow for the ‘arms’ to be attached.
So HT can’t even use the diecast fallacy to justify its price.
Nope. The vast majority of HT bases look cheap to me and detract from the figures.Does it bother anyone else that R2 has no base?
Thanks, Justin was just talking crazy then.It does have a metal dome:
http://www.hottoys.com.hk/productDetail.php?productID=1059
(The last version had the attachable arms too).
Sugotoys looks like its way cheaper too. Pretty disappointed with Popcultcha with this.
Yes simply for the issue of all other figs being elevated on bases, making R2 look small on the shelfDoes it bother anyone else that R2 has no base?
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