I'd say if the bodies weren't an issue, they would be consistent with the higher quality recent figures they've been pumping out the past few months like Leon, Che Guvera, Scarface, T2 and Rambo.
Well, the weak knees i suppose is the most dissapointing thing for this release. My Agent J unfortunately also suffered from puppet marionette legs, so i brought it back to the EB shop to get it fixed. Agent K is not as bad, they are also kinda weak but bearable, i suppose since hes an old man its ok to have weaker knees so we'll i'll give them +1 point for accuracy.
I've been collecting EB since early days, and besides my Jack Bauer, i don't recall any of their other figures having these weak leg issues. Even the recent RM-5 Han body was fine, why would these have problems?
As Yulli and JC Hong entered HT becoming a turning point, I'd say EB's turning point came when YJ Park entered the company. First figures being 24 and Godfather. Arnie Kim's sculpts were always nice, but paint quality went up 3 notches when YJ arrived. EB has always made pretty decent looking heads with fairly nice tailoring as well. The suit on these figures are nice, and the material they used were good. Their Godfather suits used this very thin..... kinda like ski jacket material. Which looked nice since it didnt have the bulkiness of normal material, but when you held it, it lacked the usual realism. Their bodies were always lacking since they stain easily and their accessories (esp. guns) are not up to standard (not including the 1/4 figures). Although they have been improving slowly. If you compare these weapons to the Bauer or even the Leon guns, you'll see they have greatly improved, but they have long ways to go still.
So in conclusion: 1/6 Enterbays - Nice box, head sculpt, tailoring. And if you have a chance to visit their store in Hong Kong good customer service. Have lower expectations for the rest. 1/4 Enterbays - top notch. Still an improving company.