Re: Hot Toys Batman 1989: 1/6th scale Batmobile Collectible Vehicle - Specs & Pics
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As far as I'm concerned Hot Toys version looks better than the real thing.
Well, to be fair, this particular photo is very poorly photographed and harshly lit. For your own sake, I hope you don't usually confirm anything from just one picture. The official spec shots lighting and presentation of the car is much better than this one shot.
I am sure it will look even better in person, and when board members take their pictures of it, as is almost always the case with figures that are photographed on a showroom floor, vs in the home of a collector that takes the time to get the lighting and presentation just right.
How come nobody gets up in arms about the Toynami canopy hatch and how wrong it is? The Hot Toys canopy is pretty much perfect, nothing like this pointy, bullet looking thing. You can tell they stylized it purposely.
Yeah, i thought that was the dumbest thing in the world when they approved the high gloss black, the bright silver exhaust and the clear headlights (when it supposed to be clear yellow).
According to George, the guy who runs toynami, he said that WB wanted the gloss black on the Toynami piece.
So dumb. Hahahahahaha.
Oh well, at least I color corrected mine, so it's better now.
I don't give a rats arse about mm to mm accuracy. We all got what we wanted
Has anyone seen any pics with the lights turned on in the Batmobile??
MHO. I have been collecting different toys for almost 30 years. It started with the original G.I. Joe, Captain Action and Best of the west. Went on to Mego, Matt Mason, Super Powers Diecast cars etc.... I'm sure I am not the only person on this forum who has paid good money for any of the items I just listed, and that we were happy to get them. Now, you look at the quality of the toys from the past and there are problems in all of them, but it doesn't make us want them any less. Today's toys are no different. Yes they are expensive right at retail, and yes they are not perfect, but this is a hobby or at least it used to be. I collect for the fun of having the toys, not for the potential dollar value down the road. If I buy something at $200.00 and it becomes worth $500.00, great. But I do not do this thinking that I am going to retire on my toy collection. I do it as a hobby for fun.I'm glad we have companies like Sideshow, Hot Toys, DID, etc... because they are making the toys we all dreamed of having when we were kids.
Nope, but I did see that the fin is incorrectly sloped .3mm to the left.
FAIL!
NRD be damned. Pre-order cancelled!
Wise choice
*Read Jye's post. Canceled on Sideshow, lost $68 deposit. Re-ordered again after reading that the dimensions are accurate. Canceled after hearing that the paint isn't exactly black, lost $68 deposit. Reordered again...
So would you guys in the States recommend Alter Ego on this one? I can't see why I should pay more through Sideshow?