Are you sure its a good idea to use 'luck of the draw' in criticsim of another company while in an Enterbay thread


I own both the EB T2 and the new SS Dutch PF.
Honestly, before seeing this thread I hadn't really made a comparison. They are two totally different beasts.
The Dutch head is more accurate to Arnie but the EB one is better textured and quality. Personally I take likeness accuracy over paint apps and texture but to each their own.
(From very early proto shots, it seems the upcoming EB battle damaged T2 Arnie will be the ultimate likeness)
The sculpted arms on Dutch are freaking awesome and make the statue. Something a jointed figure just can't do. And even a seemless muscle figure will never look that good.
I also love statues due to the ability for muscle structure to be sculpted at correct angles. You can see his neck muscles straining correctly, his body twisting and the muscles moving as they would.
While the real leather clothing on the EB T2 is awesome to the point where it is simply unaccepatble to me for companies to use fake leather on collectibles now...
And the neutral forward pose all jointed figures have the muscles set at looks odd on most figures, but the Terminator is meant to be stiff and slightly inhuman in its stances so it works well with the figure.
They are both great in different ways.