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Has indeed been posted already but welcome to see it again.
Both versions look fantastic IMO. Seeing the side by side comparison with Gandalf did concern me however. Down the road when we to add more Fellowship to the collection will the rooted hair come across too “dollish”? I have to admit when I saw this image I saw dolls. Individually displayed with proper futzing they will look high end. Together may leave another impression. I could be wrong. I’m just throwing things out there…….
Yeah I thought the same thing too when I saw the pair together. I'm not sure what it is but the likeness is all but lost in the Viggo sculpt during this segment of the video.
I had a feeling he posted it on bilibili well before YouTube, but I only use YouTube so it came across for me this morning.Has indeed been posted already but welcome to see it again.
Yeah I hope you're rightIt’s just the horrendous lighting.
I had a feeling he posted it on bilibili well before YouTube, but I only use YouTube so it came across for me this morning.
Either way I don't know why more of the first batch receivers of the rooted haven't adjusted the bangs to match the sculpted. It really changes the entire look.
Only thing I really noticed was Gandalf look out of scale to Aragorn. Too bulky or something.Even Gandalf looks terrible in that shot
Its the robes that make him look wider. But my point is Gandalf looks ten times better in hand then that shot, so Aragorn will to. Thats a good signOnly thing I really noticed was Gandalf look out of scale to Aragorn. Too bulky or something.
What a figure...
All the diecast and mixed media.. the realistic weathering, the straps, the buckles, the stitching. The gorgeous portrait...
I'm patting myself on the back for ordering last minute. And I'm almost regretful I didn't buy a second.
Mark my words. This figure / character was the perfect storm for Inart. I don't see it being topped.
One of the grails of all time..
Best mass released figure of all time. I don't even think it's up for debate. And LOTR / Aragorn aren't even at the height of my favorite properties and characters.
As much as the light box doesn’t give the figure justice, Justin’s poses will be the best we will get. ( Compared to other “influencers) These looks great imo.
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And for the rooted and sculpted head sculpts they have to be 100% the same, it’s probably the lighting plus better volume of the sculpted that makes it look better in certain angles.
I fixed the futzing for the rooted. When we get our copy, the biggest difference that would make the rooted look great is the thickness of the hair especially on top. Out of the box the hair may be a bit too flat, and of course the bangs being too far apart.View attachment 709842
Of course you’re entitled to your opinion but I think you and others unhappy with it are nuts. I think it’s better than the prototype.I’m disappointed in the rooted likeness - had such high hopes after seeing the proto.
Yeah, I think the prototype and the production piece both look like Viggo. It seems the naysayers have this idea of what Aragorn is supposed to look like, but what they're imagining isn't actually accurate. Given how seemingly difficult Viggo is to sculpt, the fact that this figure turned out as well as it did is a testament to the Inart team's talents.Of course you’re entitled to your opinion but I think you and others unhappy with it are nuts. I think it’s better than the prototype.
Yeah, thats a huge difference. The likeness is really strong nowView attachment 709507
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I made this edit to see how the sculpt would look with good futzed hair similar to the prototype. It made me a lot more excited for this release.
Edit: feel free to use this image anywhere I think the headsculpt is great. Tailoring is not perfect but overall still really good.
If it gets up for PO at the end of this Year then its a Q1-Q2 2026 release at the earliest. Might be Q3-Q4 depending on if Inart cant speed their production up.I hope Legolas gets his PO sooner than later. I'd like to lock that one in, and begin the year-long wait for the production piece. I fear I won't have Legolas on the shelf until 2027.
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