The feet for the version one hobbits were a hard sculpt (not rubber) with no ankle pivot, not great for articulation but more pleasing on the eye and no issues with longevity.Capes look a bit thin. I'm not 100% happy with the likenesses, especially Pippin's, but its's the best we have for these characters. And yes, the V2s capture the characters better, so there's that. For a Chinese company, Asmus seems very invested in making better LOTR figures, so good on them, and good for us.
Are these partial rubber bodies - like, is there an ankle joint in there? I am a bit worried about longevity.
Capes look a bit thin. I'm not 100% happy with the likenesses, especially Pippin's, but its's the best we have for these characters. And yes, the V2s capture the characters better, so there's that. For a Chinese company, Asmus seems very invested in making better LOTR figures, so good on them, and good for us.
Are these partial rubber bodies - like, is there an ankle joint in there? I am a bit worried about longevity.
No ankle joints. No rubber. It hurts a little in the articulation/posing department, but they look pretty great.
Because he wore one in Fellowship of the Ring.View attachment 376941
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Filters do amazing things.Doesn’t look at all the same. One is a kind of plum color while the other is sort of clownishly purple.
Filters do amazing things.
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I think a little weathering can darken it up some and it won't be so clownishRight. It’s the whole “is Han Solo’s parka in ESB blue or brown” problem.
More pictures are up on Facebook and now they come with little steins for their beer.
In the expansion packs too, I assume?
Surely not. That wouldn't fit with the plan of sticking it to those who bought v1s.
Don't worry, a "super slim" version 3 will be out in a few months with the Weathertop swords, heads with real hair and new environment stands.
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