@ CPTAmerica65, Brainiac, TheMajor....
Thanks guys!
I like all of my figures as an aggregate whole, but the number of Caps I have far exceeds the amount of anything else I have! I'm in the process of putting a different civilian outfit on another civilian Steve Rogers figure from the dual pack with the strike suit, so I'll have 9 when I add him to the collection.
You guys won't be disappointed with AoU Cap. The only minor issues I've had with mine is that his pants were a little too high when he arrived to where it was covering up half of the stripes on the abdomen, so I had to yank them down a bit. Not much of an "issue" at all really. Also, the arms don't stay up too well for mine when you raise them straight out to the side from a resting position; they gradually lower back down a bit. I'm not sure if it's loose joints, or the pressure of the suit being too tight in the shoulder area to where it slowly forces the arms back down. Not too big of a concern for me though being that I seldom pose any of my figures with the arms raised too high anyway straight out to the side (for exactly not wanting joints or seams in the fabric to weaken over time under prolonged pressure/stress) and the pose that I have mine posed in was and is the set pose that I wanted for the AoU Cap.
I usually take half of a day off when my come in
Taking time out for the more important things 
