understood and commented! your logic is so twisted that it allows you to look at a piece of what i said and imagine it is a metal armor
that's not logic, Blade.
also, if you studied the material, you would notice that all parts of P2 armor (legs, arms, chest & head armor) in the movie already have different smoothness and colors, looking like made from different materiarls.
I have plenty of movie reference photos saved on my computer of the various armor parts (taken from screen-used prop images to caps from "making of" featurettes). Yes, some parts look more pounded and worn than others (the chest armor, for example). The kneepads are also quite beat up and cracked.
However, the texture that Tsang added
on top of all this is much more extreme and totally inaccurate. There isn't a single part of P2 that looks quite like this, not to such an extent. If this extra texture were removed from everything, we would still see a varied look throughout the costume because the initial pits and dents are part of the underlying sculpt.
Smoothing over just the mask and leaving the rest of the armor as is would not only be inaccurate, but it would draw more attention to the inaccuracy because of the contrast between smooth and rough. I get what you mean, I really do. But that texture needs to disappear from everything.
All you need to tell apart the different pieces is already there, underneath that thin sandpaper surface.
leaving everything as is has no point by any way.
It's more consistent. I don't know if that matters to you, I'd just like my figure to look less like a custom and more like an official product where everything looks like it came from the same manufacturer. The original suit
does have varying textures, yes. Nowhere near as heavy as this figure, though. A smooth helmet combined with this thing's inaccurately-rough torso armor will look very strange on display.
Take a look at this:
And compare it to this:
I'm simply saying the helmet isn't the only problem. And if they fix just that, while it's technically a step toward a more-accurate piece, the overall look will suffer because it will make everything from the neck-down seem even rougher. One little change won't cut it and will only serve to make the product look half-assed. "Oh, we botched everything else, but the helmet's fine!" Meh, the helmet isn't the only thing I notice when I see a Predator figure. This thing needs a complete overhaul. I fail to see how you of all people would object to that.