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honestly the mattel 12 inch figure is great for the money and a ton of fun to mess around with
1/6 Hot Toys BvS: Dawn of Justice-Wonder Woman
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honestly the mattel 12 inch figure is great for the money and a ton of fun to mess around with
So in reality shes about as posable as the armoured Batman? Lucky for me I can live with that and have no problem keeping these things in museum poses. For anyone wanting action poses this release would seem a waste of time. I think reluctantly I would be in favour of visable joints on future WW figures until they can make a more durable seamless body.
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I think what would be great and really helpful now would be some advice on a suitable standard body that you could swap out with the seamless body. Does a suitable match exist?
Then for those museum posing, keep with the seamless, and those wanting to manipulate the figure more would have options.
I'd love to swap the body out for a non-seemless substitute.
Then for those museum posing, keep with the seamless, and those wanting to manipulate the figure more would have options.
I'd love to swap the body out for a non-seemless substitute.
I really hate the fact that this is a rubber body... The likeness is passable and okay for me. I'll wait for SDCC to cancel or not. If the Justice League version has the same body I'll probably stick with this.
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Dean's video: Unboxing..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVBVA2FrO-o&t=4s
Truelight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4E8JGtsb5Kk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVBVA2FrO-o&t=4s
Truelight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4E8JGtsb5Kk
Awesome! On the Harley videos he didn't expect to get WW before Thursday. Glad she arrived early.
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What do you mean by short lifespan? Her popularity?
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Durability of the figure body.
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No, of course not...that cheap version in the pics I am replying to with sculpted hair.Are you talking about the Hot Toys version?
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Yup, sounds about right.so at the end you have a 300 dollar statue in the most neutral pose ever
and the best thing you can do to not damage her, is to put her back in the box.
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Yeah, short lifespan as in how long this figure is going to last. Just watching Dean's Youtube videos and I'm even more nervous of the figures durability.
I like to know that if I look after my figures then at some point in the future, if I need to fund another purchase, then I can sell my existing figures. I'm concerned that once this figure has been opened the money might be sunk forever.
I know that sounds like I'm being mercenary, far from it. I just have limited funds for 1/6 and sometimes I need to trade in one figure to get another.
I love his videos..thanks Dean for the True light reviews
Here's his Trinity
https://youtu.be/KKAPTHTZyc4
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Glad to see they got her straight down to her bony clavicles and protruding ribs...seriously Gal, you couldn't drink a protein shake and eat a slice of pizza every now and then. I wonder how this woman can kick butt. You see how I did that? I kidd..I kidd. I love her and can't wait for mine to arrive.
sticker on leg ,it came off okay with no detriment that i can see
now as stated im easily pleased but id say the likeness is there maybe not as much as the training sculpt but im okay with it ,the wide eyed look better matches the world war wonder woman from her movie perhaps than the battle hardened bvs veteran
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I'm with you there. Can't afford multiple versions of the same figure, really need these things to hold their value.
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The last two pics are the best. The colors pop...hair is blackest and skin tone on point...those eyes are Gal's alright.
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Ok, creases, it's going to be ok. Everyone breathe. Just breathe. It is just a $250 toy doll...hold on, I am hyperventilating. Why God?!! Whyyy!!
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I wonder how long it was after the unposing that the picture was taken. I suspect some of the creasing will come out naturaly. Although I suspect it will always be visible. There is no material with the elasticity of skin. Nor the durability given that these toys aren't alive despite what Toy Story would have us believe.
Oh man, just saw this on Facebook.
Not surprised one bit. Unless the shoulders are seperated from the upper Body like HT's Thor, i will never pay 200+ dollars for any figure that has a seamless rubber body because it always end the same way and looses it's value.
Sucks about the creasing, but there should still be a ton of cool poses you can put her in, without her just standing ramrod straight.
And it still looks well worth the price to me. You just have to accept, like with every figure we buy, that there are certain limitations and you have to be careful in how you handle it.
And it still looks well worth the price to me. You just have to accept, like with every figure we buy, that there are certain limitations and you have to be careful in how you handle it.
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