I will check, but the fact that there are more buttons on the box pic shows that the actual item may differ from the pic.
Fact.
IndianaJonesCollectors.com just posted my review of Henry Sr.
https://indianajonescollectors.com/DrHenryJonesSrSSCReview.html
Great review, but with all due respect, I don't get why people compare a $90 action figure produced by Sideshow to $150 HT figures. That's a 60% increase in price. Of course, I'd expect 60% better quality out of HT, but to ding Sideshow for not giving us an action figure with a paintjob equal to HotToys isn't fair. Again, Henry's MSRP was 60% less (and even less than the MSRP of $90 if you bought him from an online dealer with the markdown).
Thanks for the kind words.
I didn't really ding Sideshow at all for it. I merely stated that such quality IS possible, and that means I can't say this is the absolute best I've ever seen. But I did point out the price difference and say that for the price, this is as good as it can get.
It's one of the best I've seen on a sub $100 figure and one of the best to ever come out of Sideshow.
Hell, I'd go so far as to say it's THE best from Sideshow. At least out of ones I've been fortunate enough to see in person.
Hell, I'd go so far as to say it's THE best from Sideshow. At least out of ones I've been fortunate enough to see in person.
The main issue I have right now, and it's only Indy ATM (which is over anyway but might creep into Star Wars or the Joe line) is the bobbleheadedness. They're not scaling down the heads right.
It seems very strange that it would start happening all of a sudden and just with the Indy line. It's not like Trevor started sculpting the heads too big. Could it be a new casting technique being used?
It seems very strange that it would start happening all of a sudden and just with the Indy line. It's not like Trevor started sculpting the heads too big. Could it be a new casting technique being used?
I've always understood that the sculpts were produced in a scale larger than 1:6 and then reduced in size through the production process.
It's not all of a sudden, Sideshow has always had trouble with bobbleheads. ROTJ Luke of course being one of the most infamous. I can't pose him too close to the other figures on my shelves as the gravitational force exerted by that planetoid of a melon of his causes them to fall into a slowly decaying orbit around him.
It's not all of a sudden, Sideshow has always had trouble with bobbleheads. ROTJ Luke of course being one of the most infamous. I can't pose him too close to the other figures on my shelves as the gravitational force exerted by that planetoid of a melon of his causes them to fall into a slowly decaying orbit around him.
IndianaJonesCollectors.com just posted my review of Henry Sr.
https://indianajonescollectors.com/DrHenryJonesSrSSCReview.html
Amidst all the accolades regarding the costume, there exists one minor negative issue, and it involves the suit jacket. The jacket looks to be roughly a quarter inch too short. On its own, it isn’t quite so noticeable. When compared against the screen costume, it becomes noticeable. How this tailoring error slipped past Sideshow and made it all the way to production is anybody’s guess.
Originally Posted by Sith Lord 0498
IndianaJonesCollectors.com just posted my review of Henry Sr.
https://indianajonescollectors.com/Dr...SSCReview.html
Awesome review and site too. Keep it going. On a side-note, when prototype pictures were released, it showed two head portraits and the likeness was uncanny. DO you think the paint application didn't justify the sculpt. Also, what happened to the other head sideshow?
And I don't remember seeing an alternate portrait. Do you have pictures or a link for that?
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