White suited sculpt looks good, the black suited sculpt looks off.
Screaming expression is much harder to get the likeness right than a neutral expression.
Not really...
...basically they butchered the sculpt. They made Tony look like he's been getting high off his own cream pies.
That's the exception not the rule. It's pretty safe to safe that it's more difficult to capture likeness in an expression like that than no expression otherwise we'd see a lot more of it instead of 99.9% expressionless.
I disagree generally, but especially when it comes to comparisons between the two Scarface figures. BW's doesn't have 'no expression', it is a very, very well realised portrait of Tony Montana's character.
The reason we see so many 'neutral' expressions isn't so much to do with the limited talent of the artist as the desired versatility of the figure in posing, as well as the likeness demands of those granting the license.
There's only one way the black-suited Tony can be posed - he's locked into the battle scene and that's it. Unfortunately the talent of the artist is the issue here, because even in regard to the very specific scene on which it's based, it falls well short of the mark.
Not really...
...basically they butchered the sculpt. They made Tony look like he's been getting high off his own cream pies.
He looks fantastic in this pic imo.
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