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I look forward to seeing what the full figure looks like, I don't have a TFA at the moment so depending I'd like to get an old one of those or this new one
Until I see fishscales work on-screen, I'll always agree that they shouldn't use them. I actually think the Marvel NOW! suit would translate perfectly. If these guys are able to make something look this decent with their minimal budget, I'm sure Marvel can really come up with something a thousand times "better".
Originally Posted by Sevreed
This was probably easiest to get out the door first considering this will just need a few minor adjustments from the TFA figure. People with the TFA figure can probably pass unless you are a hardcore completist. I'm waiting on the the Shield version and The Winter Soldier. And maybe Falcon.
Exactly what i'm doing, man.
Has this been posted already?
Why did they change the design? Isn't he supposed to be wearing the same outfit as in TFA?
TFA suit is superior design wise so if you have that old figure I see no point in buying this one unless you're a completist.
Thor has a medieval/viking theme, so it just works for him. And not that they really need a reason, but just for argument's sake, what point would putting Cap in chainmail, IN modern times, make other than to satisfy the guys just wanting to see him in it?
Like I said silver chainmail leggings/sleeves work for Thor, but it seems like you guys want Cap wearing this, right?
...but picture guys in tights like Cyclops, Havok, Nightcrawler and anyone else of that ilk transferred the same way....
Just as surely as you would be OK with Thor looking like this:Thor has a medieval/viking theme, so it just works for him. And not that they really need a reason, but just for argument's sake, what point would putting Cap in chainmail, IN modern times, make other than to satisfy the guys just wanting to see him in it?
Like I said silver chainmail leggings/sleeves work for Thor, but it seems like you guys want Cap wearing this, right?
Exactly right. It needs the right body, and it needs to be treated with care and attention to detail of course, but that's all. If they come off looking like a bad cosplay outfit like the Justice Society in Smallville, some folks will use that as a ridiculous, hyperbolic example of how comic accuracy would never work for those characters.I think any suit can represented well on screen, it just needs to be tailored right on the correct body type.
I don't really get the argument that Thor having a Viking theme means a form of chainmail is OK for the movies, but Cap's having it in the comics does not make it OK for the movies. Totally arbitrary distinction.
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