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Hot Toys SDCC 2012 Ex Captain America Rescue Version Official Specs & Pics
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Jaw needs to be more square, less oblong, and his eyes should be squintier. Cheekbones should be more pronounced too. Oh, and his neck should be more muscular, Evans was ripped for that role, the neck is too skinny.
Right now, the sculpt looks like Chris Evans brother is dressing up as Cap to get some convention poon.
And that picture of the Rescue Cap, should silence any more of the absurd criticism of this figure's likeness. That is Chris Evans. If you disagree then prove it with a valid photo comparison, not just more complaints.
Jaw needs to be more square, less oblong, and his eyes should be squintier. Cheekbones should be more pronounced too. Oh, and his neck should be more muscular, Evans was ripped for that role, the neck is too skinny.
Right now, the sculpt looks like Chris Evans brother is dressing up as Cap to get some convention poon.
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7166charlie
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And that is chris evans all day, so glad i ordered it
Marvel-ous
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Just going through the motions here.
There are SOME Evans features in that sculpt. But that is certainly NOT a Jack Sparrow we got here.
Been trying to convince myself like some of you, but I just don't have that ability.
Just going through the motions here.
There are SOME Evans features in that sculpt. But that is certainly NOT a Jack Sparrow we got here.
Been trying to convince myself like some of you, but I just don't have that ability.
Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
That's the same one and it was great b4
Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Don't think so. Looks like a close up of this pic:
Don't think so. Looks like a close up of this pic:
That's the same one and it was great b4
Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Angelica and Gordon look stunning. Why does Evans have a butt chin? He doesn't have one in the comparison pic or a few others I googled.
Angelica and Gordon look stunning. Why does Evans have a butt chin? He doesn't have one in the comparison pic or a few others I googled.
Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
The sculpt has always been great, the one complaint I have is the hair needs to be a little bit lighter but I don't really care as he looks awesome with the helmet on.
Oh and the chin.
The sculpt has always been great, the one complaint I have is the hair needs to be a little bit lighter but I don't really care as he looks awesome with the helmet on.
Oh and the chin.
DGTWoodward
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Thanks for posting this Star Puffs.
I think that this set of three photos highlights how a paint job can make or break a figure's realism. This is, by far and away, the best of the Chris Evans sculpts out of all of them, without question. but it is let down by the paint application.
That is clear to see from the ultra real paint apps on Gordon and Angelica. They look like photos from the set. Is it too late to change it now? Probably, sadly...and that is a shame. I can only assume it is because of its 'finally but still rushed' nature.
Well the rumour just became reality:
And that picture of the Rescue Cap, should silence any more of the absurd criticism of this figure's likeness. That is Chris Evans. If you disagree then prove it with a valid photo comparison, not just more complaints.
Thanks for posting this Star Puffs.
I think that this set of three photos highlights how a paint job can make or break a figure's realism. This is, by far and away, the best of the Chris Evans sculpts out of all of them, without question. but it is let down by the paint application.
That is clear to see from the ultra real paint apps on Gordon and Angelica. They look like photos from the set. Is it too late to change it now? Probably, sadly...and that is a shame. I can only assume it is because of its 'finally but still rushed' nature.
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
As I said, just going through the motions here.
As I said, just going through the motions here.
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Viking Spawn
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
WOW! What a line-up! That trio looks fantastic!
WOW! What a line-up! That trio looks fantastic!
EXOTICLEX
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Most likely gonna cancel this one. Head sculpt just didn't do it for me and then along came Jim Gordon. Wow.
Most likely gonna cancel this one. Head sculpt just didn't do it for me and then along came Jim Gordon. Wow.
Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
I agree that the paint certainly throws the likeness in that helmetless shot, especially with the weird shine (which seems absent otherwise).
Clearly he has one of those faces that is hard to capture perfectly. I mean I look at photos of him on Google and his jaw looks squarer in one shot and more angled in the next. His smile alters his look dramatically as well. I do not envy the sculptors task.
Hot Toys and Sideshow probably made a mistake on the pricing of this one. Even at $200 I feel they would have seen more demand.
I have to say for all the flack this sculpt takes, it is probably the equal of Angelica and better than the Gordon. That Gordon just does not look like Gary Oldman to me. It is a stunning sculpt on a technical level, noticeably better than this head, but the head has the wrong basic shape and cheek structure of how I envision Oldman.
I agree that the paint certainly throws the likeness in that helmetless shot, especially with the weird shine (which seems absent otherwise).
Clearly he has one of those faces that is hard to capture perfectly. I mean I look at photos of him on Google and his jaw looks squarer in one shot and more angled in the next. His smile alters his look dramatically as well. I do not envy the sculptors task.
Hot Toys and Sideshow probably made a mistake on the pricing of this one. Even at $200 I feel they would have seen more demand.
I have to say for all the flack this sculpt takes, it is probably the equal of Angelica and better than the Gordon. That Gordon just does not look like Gary Oldman to me. It is a stunning sculpt on a technical level, noticeably better than this head, but the head has the wrong basic shape and cheek structure of how I envision Oldman.
TheVictor11
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
It's unfortunate that the new Batman figure has such a high level of detail in terms of sculpt, costume and accessories but is only $40 more expensive than Cap; which by comparison looks like a basic figure with a shield. They would've done very well with $184.99.
It's unfortunate that the new Batman figure has such a high level of detail in terms of sculpt, costume and accessories but is only $40 more expensive than Cap; which by comparison looks like a basic figure with a shield. They would've done very well with $184.99.
Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
I think Sideshow and Hot Toys engaged in some exclusive premium pricing.
I am sure they know this is a $180 range figure based on comparable offerings, but decided they could charge the high-end (Loki) of the non-DX figure range. They are gouging us instead of the scalpers.
Of course Sideshow actually thinks people will by that Star Wars Snowtrooper cannon for $150, so who know what their business strategy is?
I think Sideshow and Hot Toys engaged in some exclusive premium pricing.
I am sure they know this is a $180 range figure based on comparable offerings, but decided they could charge the high-end (Loki) of the non-DX figure range. They are gouging us instead of the scalpers.
Of course Sideshow actually thinks people will by that Star Wars Snowtrooper cannon for $150, so who know what their business strategy is?
Viking Spawn
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
yep...badass!
yep...badass!
Hellion
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Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Man I really wanted this figure but Im starting to come to the realization that when you've got kids and bills and a mortgage $200+ is just waaaay too much for a toy no matter how cool. Stoopid adult reponsibilities!!!
Man I really wanted this figure but Im starting to come to the realization that when you've got kids and bills and a mortgage $200+ is just waaaay too much for a toy no matter how cool. Stoopid adult reponsibilities!!!
Re: Hot Toys – SDCC 2012 Ex - Captain America TFA: Captain America Rescue Version
Good cuz you don't deserve this figure
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