When it comes to electronics, Hot Toys isn't just not up to snuff, they are actually way behind the times.
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Yeah I'd definitely recommend cycling the lights a few times a day for the first week or so after getting this thing.Wow that sucks. Personally I'd much rather have a problem with the wheels than the electronics, as there's no easy way to get into the car to fix anything if they go bad.
I don’t recall any issues. Mine was just fine at least. Comparing the two side by side, there are just so many fitment issues with the 2nd/new one. The fit and finish are just bad on the new one.Did the first one have a lot of issues or is this all just happening with the new version?
Well I discovered recently that a headlight and the internal lights have stopped working on mine. Hopefully fixable. In particular because I'm now considering copying you and getting the Jazzinc Batmobile and in such a case would need to sell my Hot Toys. Ever since I actually contemplated getting the Batwing and the size and price of that suddenly the Batmobile neither seems all that big or all that pricey. And I think it might bother me to have an '89 Batmobile (Hot Toys) but not the '89 Batmobile (Jazzinc).If we remember correctly, shipping and cocoon issues aside, there wasn’t so much QC issues on the 89 Batmobile.
Mine was absolutely perfect in any way and 100% of the electronics worked perfectly during the decade I owned it.
Maybe there is a new factory which doesn’t work as well as the 1st one…
This thread legit scared me off from ordering the BTTF2 car. Just far too much to worry about on such a large piece.Ugh, I just picked up Marty and Doc recently mostly as the supporting cast to this Delorean, but now I'm scared off of ordering. Not good.
What sucks is that each replacement is yet another gamble of either another problem or a worst problem. I feel like we’re all just guinea pigs of a social experiment to see how much “fault” we can accept from an expensive product that we really want.
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