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Unless this has a clean display option I'll probably just stick with the HT.
Will the new weapons be made of metal/wood like the originals or just plastic? I'm thinking just plastic but fingers crossed...
Will the new weapons be made of metal/wood like the originals or just plastic? I'm thinking just plastic but fingers crossed...
Damn if Maulfans finding faults I may have to join him
There ain't no better judges than a-dev and Maulfan when it comes to T2.
Damn if Maulfans finding faults I may have to join him
There ain't no better judges than a-dev and Maulfan when it comes to T2.
Second thoughts? Even if the torn arm does end up pretty basic looking like the photo, it should be easy to add some damage to it with loose wires. Just like adding extra blood to the original endo arm with the clean T-800. Should we have to add it on such a high scale figure? No, but for some it might be a requirement for the right look. Must of us enjoy that kind of stuff anyway, so not a big deal for myself. I just hope the QC dept. is up to the task of checking joints & the light up eye. Last thing I want is to flip the switch and have a hs that needs an eye fix, or arms that can't hold the gun.
EB seems keen on using real materials instead of plastics whenever possible, so I'm sure that'll continue here. I've only had Rambo and T-800 so far but they seem to be doing a good job of not sacrificing pose options by making things too heavy.
Despite that though, even if the severed arm isn't as accurate as HT's, we damn well know the headsculpt is, and that matters WAY more to me. And like DeathAsylum mentioned, it'd be an easy fix to add some blood and maybe a few loose wires.
I think that the reason the endo arm is designed that way is for swapping arms. A solid piece that looks strange, but will hold up to people removing it from the body. My guess is a regular arm will be included to hold the gatling gun. If the arm swap is anything like the clean version endo arm swap, then you need a solid arm piece without tons of delicate details that will break off during the switching process.
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