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Hey guys. Just got the IV today, and I'm diggin' it.
Beautiful paint applications, stellar sculpting. Articulation is a bit compromised since the Mk III BD. Mostly I'm missing the articulation in the neck are (with helmet) and the wrists (you can't really cheat his palms up when he's "blasting", you have to tilt his whole arm up). With the Mk III BD you could wiggle/tilt those hands back a bit.
Overall though, a far superior fig to the previous versions. So hype to have him. The proportions are awesome.
FYI: Just in case no one's mentioned it before. In order to lift the armor on his calves, you have to slide the hinge forward before tilting it up. I'll post some pics, but once I realized this I just snuck that flat sided tool in through the top of the calf and wiggled that hinge forward (away from the leg) and then was able to continue tilting the armor up. No stresses and no breaks.
Beautiful paint applications, stellar sculpting. Articulation is a bit compromised since the Mk III BD. Mostly I'm missing the articulation in the neck are (with helmet) and the wrists (you can't really cheat his palms up when he's "blasting", you have to tilt his whole arm up). With the Mk III BD you could wiggle/tilt those hands back a bit.
Overall though, a far superior fig to the previous versions. So hype to have him. The proportions are awesome.
FYI: Just in case no one's mentioned it before. In order to lift the armor on his calves, you have to slide the hinge forward before tilting it up. I'll post some pics, but once I realized this I just snuck that flat sided tool in through the top of the calf and wiggled that hinge forward (away from the leg) and then was able to continue tilting the armor up. No stresses and no breaks.