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Yea, for Queen Studios/InArt stuff, Spec seem to take quite awhile. Thankfully, it appears to only be an issue with that brand and not any others from what I've heard.
Unfortunately not just Queen/InArt. I paid my final invoice for an Infinity Studios Crimson Typhoon figure back in October and still waiting. Never had a bad experience with them on any statues before but this is really testing my ability to continue recommending them to anyone.
 
There's someone waiting for Pennywise from them. I wouldn't order from Spec unless if they had a figure for half off.
It’s on me of course lmao, but because you recommended Spec for Phoenix Joker, I decided to go through them 😩
Yea, for Queen Studios/InArt stuff, Spec seem to take quite awhile. Thankfully, it appears to only be an issue with that brand and not any others from what I've heard.
Allegedly, they said it’d improve starting with INART Superman where they’d ship directly to the customer from China vs shipping from China to their warehouse in CA and then to the end customer.

Honestly, I think the reason the they take forever is because they wait until their boat or whatever is filled to the brim so they can ship everything and anything out to everyone in one go. It’s insane. Makes sense why there’s people waiting on old INART releases… :slap
 
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It’s on me of course lmao, but because you recommended Spec for Phoenix Joker, I decided to go through them 😩
My mistake. To be fair, Spec did have the best price for the Phoenix Joker set. Had I gotten the 4 pack, I would have gone with Spec as well.

Not to mention, at the time, the owner was talking up about how their future INART releases wouldn't be as slow as it was for Joker. So much for that...
 
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Definitely an amazing figure all around. Haven't missed with mine much apart from fixing the hair as the product on my second made it puff out over time. Used a bit of water to get it back to a decent look.
 
There's been many instances of the rooted hair looking like complete crap and much worse than the sculpted.

When done properly, the rooted is superior, but that's been vey far from 100% of the time. There's been length issues, volume issues, product/gel issues, styling issues, etc. Some of them look so bad when people post pictures, I'd quit the hobby outright if I spent $500 and got one of those.

At this point I think we need to stop with the hair discourse, it's old and we've gone around in circles so many times in this thread. At the end of the day I think we can all agree that the rooted is better than the sculpted when it's done correctly, but the sculpted is the safer purchase given how many of these came out.
 
finally got mine in and i have to say, the hair looks pretty good, right out of the box. Sure i need to fuzz with it, but overall it's impressive for a mass product :love: what is more annoying is the posing of the eyes is tricky, as one is slightly larger than the other, which could be accurate to Viggo Mortensen's physics, but all in all....this fig is a winner!
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