I looked at the 1/4 scale pics for ages and wasn't tickled by it at all. The chrome is sexy. The design I think is sexy too. But it doesn't do anything. It has one 'hero' pose where it looks fantastic and everywhere else it looks awkward. I like it enough to pick up a 1/6 version, but no love for the 1/4 scale.
If you're thinking about the image showing an apparent 1/6 endo, that was actually a teaser for the 1/4 scale figure. So nothing even remotely official about it yet. I know. A-dev told me.
Yeah. The primary purpose of that picture was to announce HT jump into 1:4 scale with the endoskeleton. They didn't specify ''oh and look we've also got a new 1:6 version in the works'', though one did appear to be right there in the same picture - things are ever uncertain with them (and Enterbay) much to our annoyance.
I know I'm just perpetuating another redundant thread.. but I'm HANGING for another shot at a new HT 1/6 Endo.
That, the DX13, & a new cop station Arnold - & my HT Terminator itch will be officially scratched.
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No - I said probably.
Agree dude. Don't have mine yet, but it looks epic in all the pictures I've seen. Don't know how anyone can find this boring! For me personally, I think this is one of those figures that needs to be in 1/4 or bigger. I just don't think 1/6 will do this thing justice. It'll look too toyish. I've always wanted to have a large, replica Terminator in my room, that looked as close to the real thing as possible, and this is probably the biggest I'm going to afford, lol. Looks like an actual movie prop rather than a toy.
I disagree. I don't see why it works for statues, but not for figures. I'd gladly ditch 1/6 figures for a select few 1/4 scale figures of my most loved characters from my favourite franchises/movies if they were done right. at 1/6 scale, as nice as some of these figures are, they still look like toys. At 1/4 scale they look like museum pieces (well, at least the stuff I've seen from Enterbay so far). I just think the larger scale allows them to achieve a level of realism that's just hard to get in 1/6 scale, and they have so much more presence at 1/4 scale. The only reason I don't have any 1/4 scale figures right now is because until now, only Enterbay has made them, and their *****ty QC has put me off them. If Hot Toys could release 1/4 scale figures that were just as articulated and easy to pose as their 1/6 stuff, but looked much more realistic, I'd be all over that, and I'm sure others will be too. Space wouldn't be a concern, the only deterrent for me would be price, if they got stupidly expensive.
