Got mine in today--first impressions:
Head was detached from the body-saved me the time to remove it
Accesories were well painted-no slop-perfect! I will make the silencer matt as well as scope.
Pouches came closed-- and will stay closed.
Removed the jacket for weathering- starting tomorrow. Lots of great work from you freaks together with movie stills I am excited to tackle this rips and all.
My boots came perfect-no warping-heated them with hairdryer-will weather the metal some more.
Removed the pants-breakfast tea bath for 1 minute in lukewarm water- they look GREAT-- this is highly recommended!
I heated the elbows 30 seconds each worked them out now they bend and pose perfectly.
The black undershirt came fray free and looks great- its saying on.
I like the underlying body- the physique looks good-. The abs are a soft rubber and can fold under the harder hip region, make sure you don't rip this over time from bending the waist in extreme poses--the pants prevent this because they are very limiting anyways.
Now to the most important part-- the head sculpt. In hand the paint is not that bad, the beard needs bit of a repaint but to my naked 44 year old eyes this is a damn good likeness and the paint is the best I have seen from Sideshow on a human sculpt. To the naked eye his one good eye looks good. On a macro setting yah the star is there, but on the shelf not bad at all. I will add (gasp) guy liner to his upper lid, touch up the beard, and touch up some black marks on the hands he came with.
Over all this is a B mark from me.
(I got r2d2 today as well-this is an A+ figure, and a home run from Sideshow)