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If it was labeled IM, I'm guessing it would still sell out
Hahaha that might work when SS was the only 1:4 statue IM for the market
If it was labeled IM, I'm guessing it would still sell out
Looking at this pic and then looking over at my Iron Studios Mk 42 1/4, the gold paint on both of them look nearly identical but IS got the candy red correct.
Funny how IS got hammered for that when that piece was shown, yet hardly a peep here.
Man, from reading your statement, it had me worry that the paint job on this SS mark 42 is going to look like the one from Iron Studio which I'm pretty let down on that one. I wasn't impressed in those closeup shot photos in SDCC 2014, but it looks good on far away shot though and good sculpt. Just the paint job that concerns me. It looks great in the Sideshow pre order site, but not here. I haven't PO this one yet. Still in the midst of making decision.
I thought both IM's looked good. I'm not a big enough fan to pick up the mk2 and this was the first time I saw it. Tbh, I wish they did something new instead of a what, 5/6 year old model?
Emma and Peeg though, gah, what disasters. Those were hideous in every way possible.
Sometimes though I wonder if SS shat on a base many on here would buy it if it were numbered on the bottom. Just saying. Not comparing this to shat but you get my drift.
seriously how many im needed to satisfy all of you.
Aswell as the chin, I believe the mouth of the faceplate had some terrible issues...this is one of the good examplesMy Mk 6 has held up but that release was plagued with Qc paint problems on chin specifically.
Aswell as the chin, I believe the mouth of the faceplate had some terrible issues...this is one of the good examples
Only problem for me on the MKVI maquette was that it lacked some serious battle damage hence why in the end I had to customise mine
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