That's a big turn around after all of your previous posts slamming Hot Toys and this figure. Curious. I'm glad you like the figure now, I'd hate to think you bought a figure you didn't like.
I got aggressive with hair gel and scissors as well.
Well next up we already know the training armour version looks amazing if the production piece comes anywhere near the prototype they showed. Really looking forward to that one. I'm hoping for a regular armour version with sculpted hair at some point to.
I'm jealous of you all that have this figure and I'm still waiting.
I'm using my phone to add pics to my posts, for some reason the link to your pics won't open for me.
Finally, the gangs all here. Pretty happy with it overall.
when you're posting a reply look the the little symbol just above where you type, it's a square with a picture of a tree in it and four black squares on each corner - you can choose to paste a html of an IMG source from online into it or to go into your computer files (or phone files if you're doing it from a phone) and then click upload on that, it'll insert it as an image into the post for you mate
Nice pics by the way!
Thanks man, so I followed your instructions (we will see if this works, I never have good experiences sharing pics. Also thanks for the compliments on the pics. Greatly appreciated. I 100% agree with you about the paint HTS uses for their figure's eyes. This one feature is to some, the single most important feature of a HTS sculpt. But IMHO it's not just the eyes, it's the overall paint work and how it realistically creates every aspect of a person's face in 1/6 scale. For example, I thought the first Scarlet Witch head sculpt was amazingly close to the actual HT (AOU). But while the Knock-off is very good, it doesn't have the 3/4 freckles on her cheeck like the HTS sculpt does. And the same is true of WW. The Knock-off is very close. It has completely flat eyes unless light hits them in a certain way. But it's the overall paint/skin texture detail to mouth; nose, cheeck bones et that (like always) makes the HTS stand out. And if you get into customizing figures-there is nothing better than a HTS head sculpt. Anyway, again I followed the instructions you gave me about adding a pic! Let's see if it works.
This is a comparison pic of the HT vs the Knock-off (I turned my Knock-off into a Diana of Themyscira 1/6 figure). Maybe not the best comparison pic, but you can definitely see both the similarities and differences.
