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Picked up three pieces there today myself.
Picked up three pieces there today myself.
LOL no, not IPs. And actually it was two. And then one. We had ordered Catwoman and MoS but the MoS was cancelled because they sold out just before we ordered. So all we got was Catwoman.
And their sale that was supposed to run through 6/30 was canceled today. From their FB page:
Hello Secret Compass fans/collectors,
Due to numerous problems with stock, glitches in the coupon, and at least one attempt to hack our website, we have had to end our recent promotion prematurely. We will honor all orders and all sales already placed, but we cannot honor any more sales with the coupon issued June 20th. Sorry for the inconvenience
-Secret Compass
I gotta tell ya, as beautiful as the figure is, it's built very cheaply. I'm pretty disappointed in this figure.
When unboxing mine, posing, and moving to its display stand, a leg popped off, an arm popped off, Rhodie's lower jaw visor popped off, a front facing armor flap popped off (albeit included in the design for posing), and a pin of unknown origin popped out. All of these pieces had to be re-attached sans the pin as I have no idea where it goes.
Proxygeek nice review.. Although in posing and displaying my figure I never got the impression that it was cheaply built. In fact my impression was quite the opposite.
Sounds like you got a damaged fig, have you thought about exchanging it? Both my Diecast figs feel like tanks, the complete opposite of your experience.
Never had any pieces popping off of mine is what I'm saying.
Again, feeling like tanks doesn't mean the figure is well built. Do you care to test this belief? Follow the instructions and begin articulating the figure, push the back button and pull down on the legs, pull down on the feet, etc. Some of what I saw could have been eliminated by variances in the molds.
The figure feels well built, but I don't think it is, I think the first die-casts are like any other 1.0 release.
When I stated it felt like tank I was inferring it was well built - like a tank
Anyway, the mask, arms and legs on mine didn't plop off out of the box like yours did so it's safe to say immediately our figures vary and something is wrong with yours right out of the box. I don't like the push down button feature myself, but varying the molds and eliminating it wouldn't grant the same amount of articulation I'm guessing or they'd have gone that route.
I would say this is good news if you have posed the figure a lot and articulated it a lot. If you have barely touched it and you're saying this, try it out a bit more and then let me know.
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