vareika
Super Freak
I like the sculpted hair much much more than recent rooted hair female figures...but thats just me...
I like the sculpted hair much much more than recent rooted hair female figures...but thats just me...
I agree, Hot Toys has been ignoring the Batman license for far too long.
I guess your no fan of Catwoman, Amber and Blackwidow either since they all fall into that category..
I really don't understand why HT to some people have been ignoring Batman. There is about 7 Batman products coming from them in the next year...
None of them are women in designer dresses, though again, I have no interest in any of those figures (rooted hair in the case of the superheroes). I'm not knocking anyone who likes and wants this figure--I've got guys in suits on my display--but the fact is that she just isn't all that interesting looking.I guess your no fan of Catwoman, Amber and Blackwidow either since they all fall into that category..
None of them are women in designer dresses, though again, I have no interest in any of those figures (rooted hair in the case of the superheroes). I'm not knocking anyone who likes and wants this figure--I've got guys in suits on my display--but the fact is that she just isn't all that interesting looking.
Anyone who is *****ing if you dont like it dont buy it seriously.
Thanks for this thoughtful and clever comment. And apologies for giving an opinion. Certainly a guy like Snake will only sing the praises of collectible releases (like 3A's Metal Gear stuff).Anyone who is *****ing if you dont like it dont buy it seriously.
Thanks for this thoughtful and clever comment. And apologies for giving an opinion. Certainly a guy like Snake will only sing the praises of collectible releases (like 3A's Metal Gear stuff).
I like the sculpted hair much much more than recent rooted hair female figures...but thats just me...
OK, we can criticize final products but not prototypes. Got it. Thanks for the clarification.
It is a boring looking character in general, was in that game, is as a toy. Some are. It is a factor that affects my personal interest in figures (not a deal breaker, but a factor). That's my opinion, I stated it, and was ready to move on until folks come in, get defensive, and try to act as if my opinion isn't legit. No reason to make mountains out of molehills, but the "don't like don't buy" argument is the definition of weak-sauce considering this is a forum for public discussion, not a fan club where naysayers get run out of town.
Honestly, I don't know why criticism of a prototype vs. production piece is relevant to the conversation. If the prototype has issues to someone, then it has issues. Same with a production piece.
OK, if you wanna keep dragging this out--what is your logic then? Why is what you did OK, and what I did not OK? I don't follow. Are you saying that if the prototype was flawed, you would have kept your figurative mouth shut for some reason?
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