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So they're actually using digital sculpts now? That might be a first for HT.
At these prices it might be one of my last figures, period.
I'll definitely be a lot more picky going forward. That said, Disney seems to be making my choices of must have characters a LOT easier
I doesn’t look like HT have given much- if any- of that texture to his shirt or they’re trying to achieve it using some other technique…Well Cobb turned out great. Hope the armor is removable too for the BOBF look. And he needs his own solo show.
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Looks pretty good. I'm severely cutting down on POs and my collection in general and may well leave the hobby all together, but even if that wasn't the case, not sure I'd get this figure at that price tag.
The reason I picked my bank was because yes they had worse exchange rate but overall it was still better than going with a bank that had a 2% currency conversion.they may not charge conversion fees, but they hide it in a worse conversion rate.
They get you one way or another....
Yes and no because diecast is just a selling point and it will be mostly plastic anyway. I wouldn’t try and compare the prices of any of them because none of the prices make any sense anyway. There is a pie and all the relevant people need a cut of that pie and each figure works differently. The licensee, licensor, manufacturers, various other companies etc. There are pies within pies, sub-pies if you will. It will just hurt your head to compare and I’m hungry for some pie now anyway.This guy is $30 Cheaper than diecast C-3P0. I do not own a diecast HT so curious "cost wise" does that makes sense?
Dayum. They’re usually one of the more reasonable U.K. stores.Comics and Cocktails in the UK has this guy up for £354.99
They're not usually the cheapest but still, they're not usually the most expensive either. That price is just nuts.
Diecast is an absolute scam so, no, charging insanely high prices for the inclusion of a few metal parts when plastic would be far more practical doesn’t make any sense.This guy is $30 Cheaper than diecast C-3P0. I do not own a diecast HT so curious "cost wise" does that makes sense?
And he needs his own Solo show.
the Last Jedi & Rise of Skywalker Rey both have the same head sculpt but different hairThey've definitely been doing it for a while. At the very least Cody's sculpt was digital and they've edited it for every single clone that uses that face as the base with different hair. Hoth Leia's sculpt has been reused twice with different hair. I'm sure there's other examples but got those off the top of my head.
I'll display him with the armor on, but definitely without the helmet on. I'm thinking of recreating some sort of Tatooine scene with Vanth, a Jawa with some kind of market stand/table with stuff, some droids and the Tusken Raider. Maybe leave Mando and Grogu out of the display altogether.Agreed on the shirt texture. It looks a bit too toned down.
Which is kinda of a bummer for those displaying this sans armor.
Myself I'm kinda torn how to display him. Definitely using a helmetless look though either way.
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