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I got mine! The box is ridiculously huge. Double boxed. Interior box has a red sleeve. Box is super heavy... I guess because of all the diorama pieces.

Haven't had time to look at everything, but he looks pretty good I think. The body is well proportioned... head looks just a BIT odd but I think I need to just adjust his collar which may have been a bit smushed down. He comes with soooo many little things... chocolate frogs, books, hands, hat, diorama, broom...

I can't really take any good photos as it is very dark today (no sun) - but here he is anyway, in my dark office, with, erm, Dumbledore?

 
Just off of Amazon, idk if I can link it but I'll try...

https://a.co/d/cnBTtKb

Just a heads up that I had to carefully balance it to stand straight, otherwise we have to mount it or lean it back!
Thanks for the photo showing it's a perfect scale!

I actually found the same one on Amazon (for $32 - just a bit less than Amazon currently has it for)

The only issue is that the B&N site doesn't seem to like Chrome, so I had to access through Firefox.
 
This is a really fun set. He is so hard to get a good photograph, his head is circular with the haircut styling and the reflectiveness of the glasses. Glad i have the other two on order they will look great on a shelf with all three if Inart can keep up the same level of quality.

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I am reconsidering my prior decision to pass on Hermione and Ron... only now there are fewer retailers with both. BBTS is an option, but an expensive one.

Is anyone familiar with "Speculative Fiction" shop? https://www.specfictionshop.com (I've never heard of them before now)
 
I am reconsidering my prior decision to pass on Hermione and Ron... only now there are fewer retailers with both. BBTS is an option, but an expensive one.

Is anyone familiar with "Speculative Fiction" shop? https://www.specfictionshop.com (I've never heard of them before now)
Spec is legit, BUT you will have to wait a while (usually last) to get your figure. He is located in California and has his shipments sent via boat.
 
I am reconsidering my prior decision to pass on Hermione and Ron... only now there are fewer retailers with both. BBTS is an option, but an expensive one.

Is anyone familiar with "Speculative Fiction" shop? https://www.specfictionshop.com (I've never heard of them before now)
Popcultcha still has them, but you'd probably have to wait a long while before they get their stock.
 
Got mine today. Overall, I'm really impressed!

The box - I read posts describing it as massive, and yep, it really is massive! :lol

The quality of the tailoring is really impressive - the feel of the fabric and the fit of the main robe especially. The wires in the sleeves will take some finessing, but I like them.

The quality and quantity of the accessories is remarkable all round, this really feels like a premium product in that regard, even down to the sculpted wool texture on the gloved hands. The photo album with the lenticulars, especially - that's so cool.

I think I got lucky with the body and wrist pegs, everything is articulating as it should be and I haven't had any issues with hand swaps thus far.

Small niggles - I've been finding it hard to keep the glasses level for some reason, like the grooves on his temples aren't doing all they should be to keep them in place. Also the hair on the top of his head is so densely glued that when I popped off the back hatch to access the SERS, it wouldn't come off all the way - so I've got a kind of flap thing going on. Also, it's kind of odd that they didn't put anything on the pages of Flying With The Cannons, as the other books all have writing in them. Even a lorem ipsum would have done if they didn't have any reference material or the time to do anything more detailed.

Unfortunately, my headsculpt came off its perch in transit, and there's a little scuff on his right cheek. It's only visible from some angles in some lighting conditions and I'm still making my mind up about whether it's significant enough to bother Kit with a replacement request, but it's annoying - there must be a better way to secure these heads.

I took a few quick pictures but I might try again when there's more light to work with. The glasses are very reflective and make him pretty hard to photograph without a lot of control over the lighting.

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Also, as an aside, I quickly snapped this picture of Inart's Harry next to the old Star Ace kid Harry, a figure I've enjoyed for years despite its flaws. Though I know people aren't so keen on Star Ace here, I'm not posting this as a mockery of that older figure, but I thought the side-by-side was interesting - Inart's obviously has a better likeness and the tailoring is leaps and bounds ahead of Star Ace's, but it's also considerably smaller than the old Star Ace figure, and by some degree. It means that the old Star Ace accessories that I was considering keeping out on display with the new Inart figures (like the Nimbus 2000 and the Snitch) are likely to be slightly out of scale.

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