Darth Waller
Are you on the square?
I plan to strip mine all the way down as soon as I get it.
You better buy him dinner first.
I plan to strip mine all the way down as soon as I get it.
I plan to strip mine all the way down as soon as I get it. For those who just think they should be able to take a figure right out of the box and have it be perfect, well, this might not be the figure for you.
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I'll have mine Tuesday and I plan on bathing, stripping and futzing him.
You better buy him dinner first.
I'll have mine Tuesday and I plan on bathing, stripping and futzing him.
Yeah, I pretty much do this with all my figures anyway. About the only one I can think of I haven't done this with were Vader and the Stormtroopers. You have to keep in mine, these are "dressed" by people in a factory, probably pretty quickly. They don't really have the time, or inclination I am sure, to carefully dress these figures. I've found that, more often than not, simply stripping and redressing a figure makes a vast improvement.
Are you buying your Boba dinner too, KD?
No. He belongs to me, so I feel no obligation to feed him prior to the futzing.
So you're telling me that Waller is soft and that I should just get right to the stripping? Okay..... I might rub his legs a little first.... You know, just to get him warmed up. It's the least I could do.![]()
You'll know when you're doing it right when his rocket shoots off.
I don't think anyone is saying it should be picture perfect out the box, simply that one should not HAVE to expect to boil or retailor it out the box. That's a totally reasonable request. Not sure why the happy happy joy joy folks won't even acknowledge that.. makes no sense.
Also, if you read back, about all the detractors have invested in this figure. If that weren't the case, then the complainers of the complaining would have just cause in downing that view point, but we are in the same boat here! Everyone agrees that it is more than a nit and it needs to be fixed. Damn shame that customers have to do it!
Jmlsuperman, really love this shot (though his right knee pad needs fixing), great pic and pose!
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I don't think anyone is saying it should be picture perfect out the box, simply that one should not HAVE to expect to boil or retailor it out the box. That's a totally reasonable request. Not sure why the happy happy joy joy folks won't even acknowledge that.. makes no sense.
Also, if you read back, about all the detractors have invested in this figure. If that weren't the case, then the complainers of the complaining would have just cause in downing that view point, but we are in the same boat here! Everyone agrees that it is more than a nit and it needs to be fixed. Damn shame that customers have to do it!
I think the same can be said if the doom and gloom group. Why can't those of us who are happy with the way this looks start talking about our plans for potential improvement without those who are unhappy chiming in about how "we shouldn't need to do any of that"?
Really, the yays and nays just need to live with each other here in this thread. You're entitled to your opinion just like I am.![]()
Jmlsuperman, really love this shot (though his right knee pad needs fixing), great pic and pose!
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This is a truly terrible picture.
His upper and lower bodies look like they came from two seperate individuals. His arms still appear in various pics to be abnormally scrawny, and too short.
It seriously looks like the jumpsuit needs to be pulled WAAAAY down, as the pockets are so high up on his legs that it looks freakish, in addition to the fact that pants looks totally highwater.
There should be baginess to the pants (the prototype pant section was MUCH baggier, which was more inline to the character, even if it was actually a little TOO much).
The ankle straps should be color matched to the suit - having them white breaks up the suit.
The lower chest section of the armor is a travesty. Boba Fett's armor should be VERY form-fitting, and the lower section having no curvature is a major oversight, one that is screwing up more than the accuracy of the figure and creating problems with the vest, which in turn is negatively affecting the overall look of the whole figure. This version looks fat and bloated.
The more I see the helmet, the more I don't like it. The curvature of the T-shield is badly off, and just doesn't look right, at all.
Looks like lighting is a pretty big factor in how the coloring of the helmet looks - that's definitely a plus!
Also, it certainly appears that the paint applications were very faithfully retained, as all of the weathering looks great, so far.