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Just ask in the FS section. Someone was offering his for $225 when I put up a WTB thread but I already found one by the time he offered.
I was under the impression one couldn't swap out the Luke and Han heads for Stormie helmeted heads. That's why I finally bit on the two-pack.
It says "interchangeable"... but there's no evidence that the helmet can be worn by some faux "head" or that they include a regular neck and 2nd helmet.
I guess that means if you've ever wanted to put Chewie's head on a 5-foot, 8-inch Stormtrooper body, now you can.
[...]I still fear those helmets will not be wearable.
Just ask in the FS section. Someone was offering his for $225 when I put up a WTB thread but I already found one by the time he offered.
I don't think canadaclone could ever fathom owning only one
I'm pondering ordering another 2pk to have 4 but still don't know if the Luke disguise will have a ST helmet head to go on it.
Thought to share this with fellow freaks.
A friend's friend in ShenZhen, China sent this image claiming there are fake HT Stormies in the market going for about USD60...
I have yet to thoroughly verfiy this though. So guys, be cautious when getting anything without proper packaging on ebay.
That's the SSC stormie copies, I forget what they were called Force Toys? They look like pretty much identical copies, the helmet might be a bit worse with a crappy looking brow, but it's not that great on the SSC either.
Wow. You have shape eyes. I couldn't tell the difference even when I have both the HT and SSC Stormies.
Some idiot on Facebook (right?) tried to argue UP and DOWN with me that these were copies of the Hot Toys trooper because it comes with 5 hands. Even though all the armor parts and shoes look like casts of the Sideshow troopers. I mean, put them side by side on the screen and there's no mistaking them, from the wide chest armor to the pointy crotch, the shins are completely different and of course the tell-tale shoes - HT's are short with an excessively thick sole.
This release is also a good shovel to use when hitting the face of people who defend re-casts of artist's work, claiming it's OK because the artists don't have permission for the likeness. Their argument falls down when they continue to support counterfeit and re-cast licensed products such as this. Their come-back is usually something like "who cares? This is a great deal, a Stormtrooper for $100, half the price of Hot Toys" or of course "Sideshow isn't selling theirs anymore." FFS.
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