Though, I do find myself liking obscure things in this set that AREN'T the figure itself.
Love:
- Potato Peeler
- New foldable knife
- two shoe blades
- Table (that hole in there for the pencil is genius)
- Grey sports undercoat (great tailoring there)
- realistically painted hands
- detonator and box, looks like real brown paper
- laughing head is alright I guess
- better colored gloves
- orange lining, finally!
Not sure about:
- regular headsculpt
Hate:
- purple coat, definitely (looks cheap)
- scanned face paint printing (also cheap, no more hand painted I guess)
- shoes look horrible, like pizza dough shoulda been sculpted plastic
- price tag, awful price
Letting the costume and accessories aside for a minute, it's undoubtedly a wonderfully good DX set..
My biggest question is this...
Why doesn't it look like Ledger?
It doesn't at all to me, does anyone see him here?
I just don't see it.
Think you're the first of the Kato set owners to say so(though I think you don't have it anymore, you've still had it in your hands before).
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I think yours look better, man. But yeah for the price, this is not bad at all.![]()
It doesn't look like Ledger because his face has scars on it and a bunch of paint. Let's face it.. the Joker himself, in real life, didn't look like Heath Ledger.
Let's rephrase then, ...It doesn't look like Heath Ledger playing the Joker in full Joker make up and with prosthetic scars as seen in the motion picture "The Dark Knight".
We mean it doesn't look like Ledger in TDK, not Ledger in Brokeback Mountain..
Ello Ello Ello Ello.....what's goin on here???
Bats couldn't wait til the third movie when Robin showed up???
Letting the costume and accessories aside for a minute, it's undoubtedly a wonderfully good DX set..
My biggest question is this...
Why doesn't it look like Ledger?
It doesn't at all to me, does anyone see him here?
I just don't see it.
for almost $300 this should have rooted hair or at least sculpted/rooted combo...
Holy crap you guys are right, there's obvious dithering in the paint application in those Elijah close ups. Not hand painted, at least, in the traditional sense.