1/6 Sideshow Snowtrooper 2012

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btw can anyone give a brief on the 1/6 OG snowtroopers available in market for SS & HT including the battefront series?

what are the major differences between SS & HT and for HT there are many versions out there. what are the main differences? one thing in common is their price.
 
btw can anyone give a brief on the 1/6 OG snowtroopers available in market for SS & HT including the battefront series?

what are the major differences between SS & HT and for HT there are many versions out there. what are the main differences? one thing in common is their price.

For the Hot Toys version, the only differences are the accessories. All the figures are the same, right down to their weathering.

HT ESB Snowtrooper: E-11 blaster, backpack, snow base with regular support stand. All you need for an ESB Snowie.

HT Battlefront Snowtrooper: E-11 blaster, backpack, rocket launcher, jetpack, snow base that has a flying support stand for aerial poses. Accessories to make a Battlefront (2015) version. You're better off buying the ESB version if you don't need all those accessories, especially as most folks prefer the regular stand to the flying one.

HT Battlefront Snowtroopers Two Pack: Basically one of each of the above, plus an extra blaster (DLT-20A). Good deal for two figures, though one of the stands is a flight stand.

SSC Snowtrooper: Okay for its time. Exclusive version came with an extra blaster. Some folks have upgraded their SSC with the HT helmet because that was the SSC version’s weakest point, with odd squinty eyes. Still an okay figure. Gloved hands were too big, like oven mitts. Figure body was not the best.

The SSC was $150 when it first came out a couple years ago, went up in price a lot, but came down after the HT version was announced. No real reason to choose it over the HT now. I’ve owned numerous Sideshow Snowtroopers and sold them all. I currently have 4 Hot Toys Snowies. Definitely night and day.

If you only need one and just want the movie look, grab the Hot Toys ESB version. Popcultcha still has all three versions, so you could grab them there. They occasionally have 10% or 20% off sales if you want to risk waiting for a deal.
 
For the Hot Toys version, the only differences are the accessories. All the figures are the same, right down to their weathering.

HT ESB Snowtrooper: E-11 blaster, backpack, snow base with regular support stand. All you need for an ESB Snowie.

HT Battlefront Snowtrooper: E-11 blaster, backpack, rocket launcher, jetpack, snow base that has a flying support stand for aerial poses. Accessories to make a Battlefront (2015) version. You're better off buying the ESB version if you don't need all those accessories, especially as most folks prefer the regular stand to the flying one.

HT Battlefront Snowtroopers Two Pack: Basically one of each of the above, plus an extra blaster (DLT-20A). Good deal for two figures, though one of the stands is a flight stand.

SSC Snowtrooper: Okay for its time. Exclusive version came with an extra blaster. Some folks have upgraded their SSC with the HT helmet because that was the SSC version’s weakest point, with odd squinty eyes. Still an okay figure. Gloved hands were too big, like oven mitts. Figure body was not the best.

The SSC was $150 when it first came out a couple years ago, went up in price a lot, but came down after the HT version was announced. No real reason to choose it over the HT now. I’ve owned numerous Sideshow Snowtroopers and sold them all. I currently have 4 Hot Toys Snowies. Definitely night and day.

If you only need one and just want the movie look, grab the Hot Toys ESB version. Popcultcha still has all three versions, so you could grab them there. They occasionally have 10% or 20% off sales if you want to risk waiting for a deal.

thanks. regarding the stand, are the base bottom different design or just the figure handle that is different?
 
thanks. regarding the stand, are the base bottom different design or just the figure handle that is different?

The actual base part is the same design, other than the hole for the supports to go in being different. Unfortunately the flying stand is only really useful for achieving flying poses as it's very tall.

You can see them together in the last photo showing all the accessories: https://www.sideshowtoy.com/collectibles/star-wars-snowtroopers-hot-toys-902894/
 
The actual base part is the same design, other than the hole for the supports to go in being different. Unfortunately the flying stand is only really useful for achieving flying poses as it's very tall.

You can see them together in the last photo showing all the accessories: https://www.sideshowtoy.com/collectibles/star-wars-snowtroopers-hot-toys-902894/

oh that's typical Enterbay style stand for the NBA lineup. the pole is flexible so to get it to work for standing posture you need to do a curvy bend backwards on the pole right? not exactly optimal but the waist clamp may be outdated but for jumping/flying pose we need the waist clamp.

does the SS outfit has heavier weathering?
 
does the SS outfit has heavier weathering?

Here is a comparison of the Sideshow Snowtrooper (with HT helmet) and HT Snowtrooper:

Hot_Toys_Sideshow_Snowtroopers_01.jpg
 
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