It could be the type of camera focus.Wow the sculpt looks...really narrow.
At least the collar doesn't look as bad in that picture though. I have to say, I've never seen a figure look so different from picture to picture.
It could be the type of camera focus.Wow the sculpt looks...really narrow.
At least the collar doesn't look as bad in that picture though. I have to say, I've never seen a figure look so different from picture to picture.
oh yes. A solid pain.from what I've read in the LOTR forum it can be quite a pain trying to get those replacement parts that they often promise people.
Exo-6 use the strategy of bloggers, YouTube reviewers to get the end product out there.Looks like it and for good reason.
I can't imagine a company telling its customers to wait weeks for third parties or a random youtuber to unbox and showcase their product because "everything looks fine in the office" but here we are.
There's no blood on the bar in Asmus final product photos they posted a few days ago though, which makes me think the chainsaw they had broke and used a spare bar. Might explain the glob of glue?
That's got to be lens distortion. Cell phones are notorious for having small lenses and when you put them right up against a subject, you're going to see warping.Wow the sculpt looks...really narrow.
At least the collar doesn't look as bad in that picture though. I have to say, I've never seen a figure look so different from picture to picture.
while i agree, the photos I have seen are from Asmus themselves….Yeah, this happens so often. A few bad pictures show up and people go straight to panic mode. I get it to some degree, but also I feel like often once more in-hand reviews and videos pop up figures aren’t always as bad as people initially think. I’m waiting to see how this turns out.
That's more like it.
That's just the prototype from the original promo images.That's more like it.
It’s very suspicious and looks incredibly bad.Looks like it and for good reason.
I can't imagine a company telling its customers to wait weeks for third parties or a random youtuber to unbox and showcase their product because "everything looks fine in the office" but here we are.
Yeah Im learning this as I'm catching up with the thread. Roller coaster indeed.That's just the prototype from the original promo images.
Again, their "new" photos of Henrietta are just photos of the promo prototype. That is not a production sample.Asmus' new photos of Henrietta look like a perfect replica of the prototype, but their new photos of Ash still look sub par compared to his prototype. The new chainsaw pictures show really nicely applied blood and the seam in the chainsaw is less noticeable, but the final product images show no blood and the seam is really obvious. All of these things seem like a red flag to me, but I guess we have to wait for someone to have it in hand to know the truth, as Asmus seem reluctant to provide further images.
For the record, I don't dislike Asmus. I have their Yakuza figures and V from Devil May Cry and love all of them, I just think they make careless mistakes (like spelling issues) and don't put their heart into certain licenses. They are notorious for quality drops in production pieces, but this looks to be one of the worst drops so far.
I already stated that myself when they were first posted. I'm just reiterating the various things that are a red flag to me.Again, their "new" photos of Henrietta are just photos of the promo prototype. That is not a production sample.
So many red flags. I'm giving it a day or two before deciding to cancel, but either way I'll never pre-order anything else made by this shady company.I already stated that myself when they were first posted. I'm just reiterating the various things that are a red flag to me.
Yep, this is a very shady release from them. My first pre-order was V from Devil May Cry and they made sure to post lots of final images before any invoices for him went out, so I got exactly what I saw in photos. I also got the Yakuza figures after release, so no surprises there. However, everything about this Ash release feels off. Final images with glue filled chainsaws, 'new' phone images that show a character in a basement with a higher quality paint application than the main character, plus a completely different chainsaw. Customer images telling a completely different story entirely. The reluctance of the company to simply unbox one full deluxe set and take just one decent photo of everything. The cheap looking stickers to cover the base error, rather than eating the cost and making new plaques. I'm not directly accusing them of anything, but it does all seem odd and eventually someone will get the full set, so we will finally know what customers are truly getting.So many red flags. I'm giving it a day or two before deciding to cancel, but either way I'll never pre-order anything else made by this shady company.
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