gizmo
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Box art is different from Deluxe version.
Actualy James has the regular version, the deluxe version is different art.
Edit: Ups I meant to quote goatchumby not james post..
Box art is different from Deluxe version.
I don't think there's a huge change in his skintone from film to film, but AOU is quite muted looking during a lot of Hulk's scenes, where in Avengers you see him in very clear, clean color and lighting shots.
There are subtle differences because ILM developed new technology and rebuilt the model to enhance the skin, you'll notice in AOU you see his veins much more through his skin and the tones of his skin vary more because of that added level of blood interaction with his skin.
Seeing the comparison pics, I know people like the original HT skintone, but I feel like the AOU figure is closer to his Avengers film color, the first figure doesn't look like his skin color outside of a few particular moments, I think the new figure is what it's meant to be and should look like most times outside of color tinting in shot.
Wouldn't mind that in 1/6. Alas, it'll probably never happen.
Ferrigno Hulk is the grail pursuit of my Hulk collection, I'm to the point I'd settle for Funko to make one in their ReAction figure line, just something, you'd think if they can get Adam West and Chris Reeves rights, Lou Ferrigno wouldn't be hard.
I actually prefer the color of the AoU Hulk over the A1 Hulk. To me, he looks more believable as a transformed human when his skin color is more muted. I'm excited to be getting this one.
Doesn't come with a standSo does the hulk come with the same AoU style stand? no one has shown it.
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