The first one was, not sure about the second. That first one is the big Alien 3 Maquette. The second looks like AVP aliens, but has Aliens 2 on the base.
Wow, got my Big Chap today and the paint was TERRIBLE. Easily returning it. The teeth were so sloppy that my 8 year old could have done a better job. Plus a couple were not even painted and other chipped. Awful.
Overall the detail of this piece pales compared to other Sideshow Alien pieces. Shame.
I'm still waiting to hear back about a solution for mine, had to take it out again for pictures today, it is so unbelievably bad! This was my dream piece of last year, and now even I couldn't care less, I just don't want to lose money through a refund. I never did get the £60 from my P1 bio back, adding this to that tally would send me over the edge!
Those teeth look way better. Almost good enough to make me want to reconsider this one. Almost...
Sideshow sent me a $60 check in the mail. Seriously. I was supposed to get a $60 credit on my R2-D2 order from the Big Chap fiasco. They forgot to add my credit to R2. So I asked them to credit my card. Instead of doing that, they sent me a check!
In my experience with credit card processing, the fee to just transmit a charge or credit is very small. I'm talking pennies. But the percentage fee (which varies by vendor and credit card company (Visa/MC/Amex etc)) would be removed for a credit. So if they typically pay 2.5% to Visa, then they would have saved $1.50 by simply crediting the $60 charge, since they no longer would have to pay that 2.5% processing fee. So they did lose money by not crediting the card. Granted, it's a small amount of money, but if they did that regularly, it would all add up. Still seems strange...That's crazy. I've never heard of them sending a check to someone before. You'd think it'd be easier to just credit the card, unless it's cheaper to send the check if they've got to pay a fee for the credit transaction. I'm not sure how that works.
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