At the moment that dome looks ok, but the fractures in the rubber seem to start off really small on other peeps figures, then escalate fast.. you might be better off with photos of any deterioration on the rubber gaitors
Good point, if I had the space to display them, both the HT '89 Batmobile and Tumbler would have been inspection / collection in person, purchases, after release.. the sheer size of those vehicles lends itself to damage in transit, added to which some of HT's build and logistics decisions didn't help.
To be fair to HT, Catwoman's headset was always going to be at risk of damage, due to the delicate original design.. bit like Boba Fett's or the shoulder antenna on some of the Star Wars Clones (there is a Commander Wolffe review on YouTube where the shoulder antenna is clearly complete before the reviewer demonstrates removing the figure's head, but only half of it remains afterwards).. I also have a diecast, Hurricane fighter plane model, which is extremely difficult to handle, due to several small, fragile accessories.. which although they add to the accuracy of the piece, I personally would either not have included, or made easily removable for practicality's sake, if I had been on the Corgi design team.
If the MMS204 issues are as widespread as it appears, Hot Toys really do need to come up with a satisfactory resolution for customers..otherwise, having a v.2 figure which not only replicates a well known problem with the v.1, but adds a whole new set of problems.. is going to put a serious dent in customer confidence.