I though the figure looks good though.
Gorgeous photos, but are these images heavily manipulated? There's a lot of heavy purple/blue hues present here that are barely present in the other photos. I mean it's almost hard to believe these are the same figure on display at the same place:Back view.
^This picture is more like it.
I just realized that the sound for his gun isn't one of the special features.
Did anyone see this pic on Michael Crawfords site? Play Arts Kai are doing a Robocop too. Pretty cool. Thought I'd post it here just in case Robo fans missed it.
Really think there's a pose Robocop made in the movie that the Hot Toys figure won't be able to achieve? He wasn't the most dynamic action hero, given the limitations of the suit.PAK 's Robocop for extrem action pose, I will buy that for a dollar
A little off-topic that's a little on-topic:
I'm just curious if any of you guys have seen comicbook artist Gerald Parel's sketch of Robocop. Gerald also collects figures and uses the handle COSMITRON here on the freaks' board. I think it looks better than what we're seeing so far from the new movie's behind the scenes photos
A little off-topic that's a little on-topic:
I'm just curious if any of you guys have seen comicbook artist Gerald Parel's sketch of Robocop. Gerald also collects figures and uses the handle COSMITRON here on the freaks' board. I think it looks better than what we're seeing so far from the new movie's behind the scenes photos
I think that's the biggest issue with the reboot suit; making it entirely black was a huge mistake. Granted, a shiny silver robot is by no means stealthy or practical from a story perspective - but as has been pointed out many times before the reboot costume looks like any other sci-fi black battle suit. Two problems there: one, it's not supposed to look like a suit at all. And two, Robocop's appearance should be distinct and unmistakable. Generic sci-fi army trooper number 453 fails at both of those things....because there is some design or rather color cues from the original.
I think that's the biggest issue with the reboot suit; making it entirely black was a huge mistake. Granted, a shiny silver robot is by no means stealthy or practical from a story perspective - but as has been pointed out many times before the reboot costume looks like any other sci-fi black battle suit. Two problems there: one, it's not supposed to look like a suit at all. And two, Robocop's appearance should be distinct and unmistakable. Generic sci-fi army trooper number 453 fails at both of those things.
Looks like those stupid accelerator suits from GI Joe
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