I got mine today from Sunny (studiosunny) who I totally vouch for - this is about the sixth figure I've bought off him and always no problems.
Someone mentioned a few pages back that the waist is too narrow. I agree, and that's why, although this is a wonderful figure, it's not, for me, as great as it could have been. It's like the difference between the Takara Batman and the HT original suit Batman - the HT one is better for a number of reasons, but the main reason for me is that the Takara Batman is too thin. It doesn't look like a man in a suit, and neither does this.
You can say so what, but what that means for me is that this figure looks too toylike for me; when you first see it on a shelf there isn't the wow factor of the HT Batman figures. This wonderful, expensive figure is capable of deceiving the eye into thinking its a badly proportioned Hasbro figure. For the wow factor you have to pick it up and examine it - look at all the slats and articulation, the amazing shoulders etc, the detail, and above all TURN THE LIGHTS ON because then it does look amazing.
My other slight criticism - that's criticism, not whining, because grown-ups are allowed to say what they think - is that the colours seem a little muted. They could be brighter, 'sparklier' perhaps. But this is a very subjective thing, and besides, if it had been brighter I might well have complained about it being too gaudy!
I stand by what I said about the waist - it makes the legs seem too long, and results in an unnatural silhouette seen head on. But that's it. Apart from that, this figure is a marvel of engineering and you can see someone put a lot of love into it.
As for the stark head it's great (incidentally putting the Stark head on the figure makes you realise how out of proportion it is) but one of the eyes on mine was painted veeeerrry slightly off. Not enough to really piss me off but enough to irritate me.
The packaging is, of course, fantastic, although since I always bin mine it's not that important to me. But, a nice box to open and packaging junkies will adore it. It's not just the heart thing which is great, but the heaviness of the card used which gives it such a luxurious feel.