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Is he...are you hiding him under a desk from your wife?
Nah...He's at work right now....He'll be in the detolf tonight...right next to Arnie.
Hot Toys – MMS202D04 - 1/6th scale RoboCop Collectible Figure
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Nah...He's at work right now....He'll be in the detolf tonight...right next to Arnie.
After looking at this piece for a few days now I would say that the armor is definitely more chrome than I would've liked, that's why I will likely display him only in BD (until the BD murphy comes out that is). The plan was to put the EB back in pristine mode but since their engineering is not clever like HT and the fingers will fall off again when I touch them I will probably put it off till later. Unlike the HT 1/4 vs 1/6 endoskeleton, which I would pick the 1/4 any day of the week, it's a bit of a toss-up for me with the Robo. I hope HT brings out the different colored armor and battle damage from RC2 and I would actually love to have a dismembered Robocop as well...they can make it a small diorama bust piece like they did with Terminator salvation and Iron Man with all of murphy's tubes hanging out and PERS so we can roll his eyes back
ebor
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Great comparison shot jlyc. From your photos I like the Hot Toys much better than the EB. EB needs a bigger wider chest--his head looks like a big melon.
franpincho
lol@$300 head sculpts
Man, I wish more EB owners would actually push the faceplate all the way up. It wouldn't look like a melon that way.
It can actually be done. It's meant to be done....
It can actually be done. It's meant to be done....
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Great to see such good pics, from everyone. Also glad everyone loves their Robo's as well. Is anyone else waiting on this guy? Or did everyone finally get theirs? Feels like next year will be the year of Hot Toys with so many things coming out in 2015, I was getting ready to have my collection done but with Star Wars and John Matrix in the horizon I guess I'll continue to collect.
Took a few more pics today.
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Took a few preliminary photos tonight; will do a full-on photo shoot this weekend when I can be home during daylight.
I don't have a whole lot to say about Silvercop that hasn't already been said; all the critiques about the paint and the skintones are true, although the skintones don't bother me as much as others. I'm also not having any issues with ankle articulation or an uneven application of violet between the arms and chest as some have reported; I would almost consider those units to be defective if I were those owners.
The articulation is very nice; love the smooth-rolling neck joint, ratcheted knees, extendible torso and that ball-jointed bend where the black gloves meet the metal (that's movie accurate too). I was expecting more degrees of articulation in the elbows, but the rubber makes the arms bounce back at least 10 degrees from where they're capable of bending. Would have liked more pivot in the ankles as well.
Sound effects work great; no complaints there. I think the face sculpts and paint application (apart from the darkness) all look fantastic, and the likeness of course is spot on. Reviewers all seemed to quickly write off the puckered lips mouthplate, but I quite like it; looks like he's mid-sentence in threatening some d-bag with a bad-ass one-liner.
I agree wholeheartedly that he should've included a sculpted gun hand. Yeah, you can get him to hold the pistol but it takes about 60x longer than popping it into a sculpted hand would take. It always discourages me to repose a figure when I know there's that one thing that's going to take for-damn-ever to re-adjust if I touch him (Keaton's cape, anyone?). Love the rubbery feel of the black bits around his chin and the hands; has a nice premium feel to it.
The holster works well enough (be sure to fold that door and pull the front panel forward people!) but the actual part where the gun sits feels super-chincy, wobbling around and always falling back into the leg. Would have loved for that bit to be stiffer. The stand is just as bad as everyone says; totally worthless in actually supporting the figure (do they even try this crap out?) and impossible not to scratch. I've had the figure for all of six hours and the surface of my stand looks like its been through war.
Silvercop is very silver, and thats very disappointing. He photographs well in controlled lighting environments, but under your typical yellow indoor lightbulb he looks like a flat white silver with no blues/violets whatsoever, and thats just gross looking. I'm also afraid that posing him alongside ED-209 just accentuates the problem; when you see the two together you realize all the more how silver Silvercop is. The box credits JC Hong, Jason Woo and Ray Ling as the "painting controllers", so I guess we have them to thank for Sterling Silvercop. It does really drag down an otherwise remarkable figure.
Value-wise, given the limited accessories, shoddy base and minimal diecast used, I'd say he's about $75 overpriced. $50 if I'm generous. But again, I'm not saying anything everyone else doesn't already know. Pretty sure I was the last person on the planet to receive this figure
I will enjoy Silvercop all the same; I just wish what I saw standing in front of me actually looked like what he does in these photos I took.
I don't have a whole lot to say about Silvercop that hasn't already been said; all the critiques about the paint and the skintones are true, although the skintones don't bother me as much as others. I'm also not having any issues with ankle articulation or an uneven application of violet between the arms and chest as some have reported; I would almost consider those units to be defective if I were those owners.
The articulation is very nice; love the smooth-rolling neck joint, ratcheted knees, extendible torso and that ball-jointed bend where the black gloves meet the metal (that's movie accurate too). I was expecting more degrees of articulation in the elbows, but the rubber makes the arms bounce back at least 10 degrees from where they're capable of bending. Would have liked more pivot in the ankles as well.
Sound effects work great; no complaints there. I think the face sculpts and paint application (apart from the darkness) all look fantastic, and the likeness of course is spot on. Reviewers all seemed to quickly write off the puckered lips mouthplate, but I quite like it; looks like he's mid-sentence in threatening some d-bag with a bad-ass one-liner.
I agree wholeheartedly that he should've included a sculpted gun hand. Yeah, you can get him to hold the pistol but it takes about 60x longer than popping it into a sculpted hand would take. It always discourages me to repose a figure when I know there's that one thing that's going to take for-damn-ever to re-adjust if I touch him (Keaton's cape, anyone?). Love the rubbery feel of the black bits around his chin and the hands; has a nice premium feel to it.
The holster works well enough (be sure to fold that door and pull the front panel forward people!) but the actual part where the gun sits feels super-chincy, wobbling around and always falling back into the leg. Would have loved for that bit to be stiffer. The stand is just as bad as everyone says; totally worthless in actually supporting the figure (do they even try this crap out?) and impossible not to scratch. I've had the figure for all of six hours and the surface of my stand looks like its been through war.
Silvercop is very silver, and thats very disappointing. He photographs well in controlled lighting environments, but under your typical yellow indoor lightbulb he looks like a flat white silver with no blues/violets whatsoever, and thats just gross looking. I'm also afraid that posing him alongside ED-209 just accentuates the problem; when you see the two together you realize all the more how silver Silvercop is. The box credits JC Hong, Jason Woo and Ray Ling as the "painting controllers", so I guess we have them to thank for Sterling Silvercop. It does really drag down an otherwise remarkable figure.
Value-wise, given the limited accessories, shoddy base and minimal diecast used, I'd say he's about $75 overpriced. $50 if I'm generous. But again, I'm not saying anything everyone else doesn't already know. Pretty sure I was the last person on the planet to receive this figure
I will enjoy Silvercop all the same; I just wish what I saw standing in front of me actually looked like what he does in these photos I took.
PopCollector
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Took a few more pics today.
If anyone has doubts about this figure should really look at your pics.
YankeesFanboy
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Fantastic pics, DA, as usual! 
Wonderful review, Span, you nailed it!
Wonderful review, Span, you nailed it!
PopCollector
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Fantastic pics, DA, as usual!
Wonderful review, Span, you nailed it!
And Span's photos look amazing too.
jimmie_dimmick
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Excellent photos DA and Spanbaur. 
what span said about the base is true for me as well, it looks all scuffed up now. Must have been the feet
when I was trying to pose him.
when I was trying to pose him.
Bo Shrek
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I think this is my favourite Robocop pict from everything I have seen. Not sure why but it catches my attention!
I think this is my favourite Robocop pict from everything I have seen. Not sure why but it catches my attention!
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Thanks guys
Pro Design
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Got mine today. I agree w everything Bauer said to the T. Well said.
Here he is w Ed209.
Super silvery!
I've seen some pics w varying colors and it's been confusing... but these pics are pretty dam close to what mine actually looks like in person.
Here he is w Ed209.
Super silvery!
I've seen some pics w varying colors and it's been confusing... but these pics are pretty dam close to what mine actually looks like in person.
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