Aren't we doing the usual jumping-of-conclusions again whenever the first set of (usually mediocre cell phone) pics are posted on this forum? No disrespect to the person who snapped those photos, but right away I can see the white balance is off, the details are blurry, and the angles are too close to get good sense of how this will look in hand.
Also, of the few Redman pieces I have, the headsculpts are surprisingly better than what other licensed manufacturers have produced. The Pulp Fiction Jules they made is much better than Star Ace's portrait, and the same can be said of their most recent Leon compared to what has come before.
In the entire near 4 DECADES since Blade Runner's theatrical debut, has there ever been a mass-produced 1/6 figure as good as this one is turning out to be? I know it's easy to get used to the lofty standards that 1/6 scale collectors have come to expect these days, but let's also step back and get a little perspective. I'm just glad this thing isn't turning out to be as disappointing as Premier's Mad Max effort.
