Hot Toys – MMS202D04 - 1/6th scale RoboCop Collectible Figure

[cmiller99]

Very nice! Robo and Dredd are very complementary to one another

 

[HeubertMichael]

Very nice! Robo and Dredd are very complementary to one another

Thanks man! Yeah, happy to have them both on my shelf!

 

[EndoSickness]

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All shots are great, CM, but THIS IS PERFECT!!!

 

[EndoSickness]

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All shots are great, CM, but THIS IS PERFECT!!!

 

[cmiller99]

Thanks Endo, and thanks for the rep Frank Jaeger and Invictus!

 

[P.]

damnit i envy everybody who already got their robocops. my seller just doesn't answer me, i thought it was until feb 26, as usual in their country, but it's too long already.

 

[cmiller99]

damnit i envy everybody who already got their robocops. my seller just doesn't answer me, i thought it was until feb 26, as usual in their country, but it's too long already.

That sounds bad.

 

[optical20]

Better late than never, just got this a week ago and I am pleasantly surprised about the articulation
My two cents on the figure

 

[kam veitch]

I think the only mod I've seen was the repaint which has more blue-purple undertones.

As for the die-cast parts, check out OMG's diagram, die-cast in purple. Yup. All that die-cast for an extra $30 I think the full-BD version has no die-cast parts at all, which tells us that this could have been all-plastic and still look as awesome. (full-BD is only $5 cheaper though, so we can assume Weller's likeness cost a lot).

not bad, they could have done more pieces in diecast. Hope I dont see the difference between diecast and plastic by just watching it.

 

[HeubertMichael]

not bad, they could have done more pieces in diecast. Hope I dont see the difference between diecast and plastic by just watching it.

Not at all! The paintjob is consistently done that you can't tell which part is die-cast and which part is plastic, just by looking.

 

[Slacker292]

Hmm...less diecast again for me to find out. Thought it was at least all-round the upper arm and leg. Well everyone seems happy for this Robo and if you can`t tell between the plastic and diecast, i should still go for it. Just a little baffled over how little diecast it really ended up with.
Tight budget nowadays so would risk to hold for a while. Any knowledge of how many may be made? Are HT just producing their toys until they think it is enough or sales are declining?

 

[mikesgtrs]

Hmm...less diecast again for me to find out. Thought it was at least all-round the upper arm and leg. Well everyone seems happy for this Robo and if you can`t tell between the plastic and diecast, i should still go for it. Just a little baffled over how little diecast it really ended up with.
Tight budget nowadays so would risk to hold for a while. Any knowledge of how many may be made? Are HT just producing their toys until they think it is enough or sales are declining?

Even though there is little die cast , this is a dam heavy figure !! recently got mine and I love it . I got the single version first then decided to get one with the chair instead. I personally think the regular version should come with the chair anyway !

Only gripes, the silver paint is nice and crisp , I just wish it was more of a darker tint and where is the missing blue/purple tints.

I had a few small and I mean small , QC paint issues . On his chest on the round bump between and just under the pecks there was a small silver paint lump . I sanded it off, but sanded it the paint underneath to black . I then masked it up , then resprayed it with Tamiya Metallic Silver and it looks just like the original paint . Did the panel lining and you cant tell the difference. The back of the head , I resprayed it light metallic blue then sprayed the silver over the top then sprayed clear coat. The transistion makes it go to that light sky blue metallic silver colour seen in the film .

 

[davejames]

Yeah at some point I think I'm going to attempt repainting the armor darker myself. Because as sleek and clean as the existing paint looks, ultimately it's just not nearly close enough to this for my taste:



Heck it probably doesn't even need to be some gorgeous translucent paintjob to look like an improvement either. Just create a mix that looks like the basic color, airbrush on some of the more blueish-purple hues over that, then gloss the whole thing up afterwards.

 

[Slacker292]

Even though there is little die cast , this is a dam heavy figure !! recently got mine and I love it . I got the single version first then decided to get one with the chair instead. I personally think the regular version should come with the chair anyway !

Only gripes, the silver paint is nice and crisp , I just wish it was more of a darker tint and where is the missing blue/purple tints.

I had a few small and I mean small , QC paint issues . On his chest on the round bump between and just under the pecks there was a small silver paint lump . I sanded it off, but sanded it the paint underneath to black . I then masked it up , then resprayed it with Tamiya Metallic Silver and it looks just like the original paint . Did the panel lining and you cant tell the difference. The back of the head , I resprayed it light metallic blue then sprayed the silver over the top then sprayed clear coat. The transistion makes it go to that light sky blue metallic silver colour seen in the film .

So have it been added xtra weights inside Robos body? Or is the little seen diecast on it, enough to give it a fairly good weight?

 

[Vortex]

So have it been added xtra weights inside Robos body? Or is the little seen diecast on it, enough to give it a fairly good weight?

The diecast parts are in areas that when you pick it up and hold/pose it gives the illusion that more of figure is metal due to the cold feel of the actual metal parts and the paint job itself looks metallic. They add a bit of weight as does the solid torso especially with batteries in it. The figure feels "quality".

The only thing wrong with it is, it's the wrong color.

As is, it's still a very awesome piece. If it would have had the proto paint job it would have been one of the best figures of all time.

 

[YankeesFanboy]

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Bravo!

 

[Mr Walker]

As is, it's still a very awesome piece. If it would have had the proto paint job it would have been one of the best figures of all time.

I've said previously, prob figure of the decade. Apart from the paintjob, absolutely amazing.

Sadly, I cannot get past it BEING THE WRONG FRICKING COLOUR!!!!

 

[Mr Walker]

not bad, they could have done more pieces in diecast. Hope I dont see the difference between diecast and plastic by just watching it.

If you really want to know which pieces are diecast, look for the parts where the detail is soft. Pretty much the parts OMG coloured for you.

yay diecast!

 

[DeadLeaves]

I don't see any difference in the detail on those parts.

My monocle is in the shop for repair (because it keeps popping out while reading posts in the Star Wars section), maybe that's the problem.

 

[Mr Walker]

I don't see any difference in the detail on those parts.

My monocle is in the shop for repair (because it keeps popping out while reading posts in the Star Wars section), maybe that's the problem.

I just used the Eyeball Mk 1. It exists, people like to ignore the problem.