Yep, he's talked about having to outsource some stuff for him as wellI really wouldn’t be surprised.
Yep, he's talked about having to outsource some stuff for him as wellI really wouldn’t be surprised.
I may regret it later but I'm passing on this one. I just don't see the extra $100+ markup on the outfit.
Perhaps I'll change my mind or if not, I'll get lucky and snag one later on, on a sale.
Yeah I'll likely go fully rooted with the nicer lamb hair. I'd be fine with fully sculpted on this too if it was done right, but I'm just not great at sculpting hair.
Yeah. Nanjin NEEDS to use him for the promo pics and not whoever they use now.Thanks for the share
I know nothing about photography (point and click is my limit) . . . but I really have to acknowledge how MASSIVE the difference can be (for good vs. bad likeness) with a slightly different angle and/or lighting.
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Same guy, apparently.Yeah. Nanjin NEEDS to use him for the promo pics and not whoever they use now.
No. Nanjin has the promo pics done in China Mafia is here in the states.Same guy, apparently.
Nanjin is the one who takes all the pre-order photos according to Terry Smith, who reviewed Locutus about a week ago. I'm guessing it's a cost cutting thing as to why they don't hire an actual photographer to visit their headquarters and do a photoshoot. Or it's them not wanting to risk losing a prototype to ship out to a US based photographer.Yeah. Nanjin NEEDS to use him for the promo pics and not whoever they use now.
It's gotta be the former, because there are absolutely photographers in China.Nanjin is the one who takes all the pre-order photos according to Terry Smith, who reviewed Locutus about a week ago. I'm guessing it's a cost cutting thing as to why they don't hire an actual photographer to visit their headquarters and do a photoshoot. Or it's them not wanting to risk losing a prototype to ship out to a US based photographer.
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