deathsheadII
Freaked Out
oh **** I didn't think this was being released for a few months yet .... made my day think its time for me to sell my sideshow r2
That sideshow one is always coupon eligible. Would love to see what the major differences are between this one and that one, especially in terms of overall quality. R2 is not a major want for me as I feel like they keep making him so much, there'll always be one, but if I could find a hole in my figure budget schedule, I wouldn't say no to him outright.
All I want to see is the height/volume of this R2 versus the SSC one. The SSC one is actually a great and quite accurate fig in-hand (never understand the hate it gets) and the lights are amazing - it's just that it's undersized, and I notice it a lot. Hoping either the HT or the Tama R2 comes in looking bigger and "fatter" than the SSC one.
The SSC one is also dirt cheap too - you can easily get them for under $140 - $100 less than the others.
Cheap looking dome.
Flimsy compartments.
Retractable spring loaded mechanisms that do not work well (like the antena).
And it weights like a feather which is frustrating for some collectors.
Now what's the hold up with C-3PO??
That metal finish looks great in that second pic.
Yeah, it's amazing that R2 seems to be shipping now, yet not even a PO for 3PO.
I guess they figured they'd get everyone to buy R2 first, then offer up 3PO, as opposed to two $200+ figs at the same time.
That metal finish looks great in that second pic.
Yeah, it's amazing that R2 seems to be shipping now, yet not even a PO for 3PO.
I guess they figured they'd get everyone to buy R2 first, then offer up 3PO, as opposed to two $200+ figs at the same time.
Fully expect 3PO on or before Force Friday. Wonder if he will come be under TLJ license but then he might not come with the red arm.
A few dabs of rubbing alcohol - looks great. (though the seams on mine were very subtle.)
And um... the SSC dome is a bit more accurate than the HT one.
He just sits on the shelf.
He just sits on the shelf.
He just sits on the shelf.
The mechanism presents a pose option on the figure, but deliver no mechanical satisfaction when handling it. My inner engineer despairs at its lack of design integrity.
My seams were very noticeable and no amount of rubbing alcohol is enough to muffle their cries of "I'm made of plastic, heeeeeeeelp meeeeeee"
The compartments present a pose option on the figure, but deliver no aesthetic satisfaction when handling it. My inner aesthete despairs at its flimsy nature.
The mechanism presents a pose option on the figure, but deliver no mechanical satisfaction when handling it. My inner engineer despairs at its lack of design integrity.
My figures do not merely "sit on a shelf". They present an embodied manifestation of the child's imagination, the liminal state between reality and fantasy where a screen droid has agency independent of its puppeteer, and its 1/6 scale action figure counterpart has a mechanical and material integrity beyond its plastic shell.
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