greygoose
Super Freak
They always are, DX or not. I wouldn't worry about it.
For Wolf, double shoulder canons and the cleaner kit gear together in one box is a must.
They always are, DX or not. I wouldn't worry about it.
It'd be nice if they released each Predator in 1/6 and 1/4 at the same time..that way, there wouldn't be a gap in quality and it should be easier for people to make a decision...
It'd be nice if they released each Predator in 1/6 and 1/4 at the same time..that way, there wouldn't be a gap in quality and it should be easier for people to make a decision...
That's all I'm saying folks.
Pack Wolf full of accessories, give us a good base, backdrop, and some swappable parts.
He's a great candidate to be spoiled like that.
1/4, 1/6...Just make the ultimate Wolf happen.
That'd be cool. Sculpt the prototype in 1/4, make the ES on the 1/4 figures smaller (since it's clear less people will buy those), then simply scale down the sculpt to create the 1/6 versions. Probably the best way to keep costs down.
Then again, if they're sculpting P2 in 1/6 (and they end up making him in 1/4 later on), this plan is pretty much kaput.
Preferably 1/4.
From a customer's standpoint, this would be ideal. I hope they did this too.It'd be nice if they released each Predator in 1/6 and 1/4 at the same time..that way, there wouldn't be a gap in quality and it should be easier for people to make a decision...
For Wolf, double shoulder canons and the cleaner kit gear, and Whip together in one box is a must.
I wouldn't say "fixed", but I'd call this an addendum to the previous statement.
if Hot Toys want to sell their predator figures for 500-700 dollars they better look ten times better than the Neca predators!
And they must make an extra effort to try and nail the Preds accuracy and iron out any QC problems.
And they must make an extra effort to try and nail the Preds accuracy and iron out any QC problems.
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