ZombieGuy13
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Annnnnnnd PO
How is this $220 with 1 weapon and a "metal" arm and Cap gets a shield, an alternate head, alternate mouths, and a broken Crossbones helmet for $225? I didn't get the TWS soldier version and was really hoping I would like this. Looks like I'm waiting for the next Avengers movie or never.
How is this $220 with 1 weapon and a "metal" arm and Cap gets a shield, an alternate head, alternate mouths, and a broken Crossbones helmet for $225? I didn't get the TWS soldier version and was really hoping I would like this. Looks like I'm waiting for the next Avengers movie or never.
Business magic, I'm afraid.How is this $220 with 1 weapon and a "metal" arm and Cap gets a shield, an alternate head, alternate mouths, and a broken Crossbones helmet for $225?
happy with my original armed to the teeth version
agreed, I'm very happy with my version. The only thing I could possible need is the HS from this version to give a proper unmasked version for my TWS
Yeah, the only downside of the unmasked sculpt from TWS version is the black eye paint that he never had in the film, if I recall correctly.
You're right - the only clip of TWS Bucky without the mask and wearing eye paint was in trailers, as seen here:
Often times I believe HT makes the figures' outfits based on what they are provided from trailers and/or concept art, since a lot of times they make the prototypes for these figures before the film it's from even releases.
I think they must. I have a Winter Soldier cardboard standee and poster, both of which show him with no mask but the eye paint. Marvel must have provided the same concept images to all the merchandising companies before the film's release. I actually like the look... too bad it didn't make it into the final cut!
Same here. The eye paint to me for some reason makes him look more "WS" and less "Bucky". In TWS he was the WS, not Bucky.
They're still calling the CW figure "WS", but he's more Bucky in this film to me as opposed to the WS.
I figure the eye paint was a way for them to hide the fact that the Winter Soldier was Bucky before the release of the film. I knew a few people unfamiliar with the comics who were legitimately surprised
But yes, the moniker of 'Winter Soldier' has changed to his (sort of) hero name. Like Scarlet Witch, we may not hear the name referenced in the films all that often, but they'll maintain it for merchandising. On a package, it has a bit more oomph than 'Bucky'
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