what is the point of this?
To make you crazy because you know, deep down, you want it. You want to squish his squishy face.
what is the point of this?
Oh I most certainly do.To make you crazy because you know, deep down, you want it. You want to squish his squishy face.
What I'm finding in this thread and quite funny is that the ppl who are happy with their InArt figure seem to be the most upset by this release. If you're happy with what you have, why does this make you so angry? Is it b/c it's Joker again? B/c the silicone heads with seamless necks and wrists are going to happen on the majority, if not all of their future offerings along with the price point most likely. So, if you're already mad at this, be prepared to be completely upset at whatever comes next as well
There are places were InArt for sure wins, mostly being in the hands and accessories-love the detail on those except the knife and it's cheap plastic. The rest was quite average and a bit of a let down for me.
They have certainly improved since their very first Ledger Joker. Their 1/3 Batman looked very close to prototype level quality when it was shipped. Only thing was the shipping issues, but that’s a different topic.I think it’s absurdly expensive, and all of the experimental features are absolutely terrifying to me for that price. Even JND themselves are cautioning against posing a figure.
I also think JND’s previous Ledger Joker had a gigantic drop in quality when it released. I can’t help but feel that people could be seriously burned when this figure releases - no matter how good the prototype ends up looking.
Hey now, you make it known in every thread how disappointed you were with your InArt. I reckon if you had the heads Wor-Gar and I had gotten, nor the quality control issues you experienced, you’d be singing a different tune. Can’t say I blame you.What I'm finding quite funny in this thread is that the ppl who are happy with their InArt figure seem to be the most upset by this release. If you're happy with what you have, why does this make you so angry? Is it b/c it's Joker again? B/c the silicone heads with seamless necks and wrists are going to happen on the majority, if not all of their future offerings along with the price point most likely. So, if you're already mad at this, be prepared to be completely upset at whatever comes next as well
There are places were InArt for sure wins, mostly being in the hands and accessories-love the detail on those except the knife and it's cheap plastic. The rest was quite average and a bit of a let down for me.
What I'm finding quite funny in this thread is that the ppl who are happy with their InArt figure seem to be the most upset by this release. If you're happy with what you have, why does this make you so angry? Is it b/c it's Joker again? B/c the silicone heads with seamless necks and wrists are going to happen on the majority, if not all of their future offerings along with the price point most likely. So, if you're already mad at this, be prepared to be completely upset at whatever comes next as well
There are places were InArt for sure wins, mostly being in the hands and accessories-love the detail on those except the knife and it's cheap plastic. The rest was quite average and a bit of a let down for me.
While I don't necessarily disagree, as I said previously, I see it as more of a warning to the reviewers of their statues that purposely squish the heck out of the headsculpts like crazy, try to pop the eyes out and have removed the teeth from the Harely Quinn headsculpts. Those same guys would be the first to break the hands just going based on how they've treated the statues.I think it’s absurdly expensive, and all of the experimental features are absolutely terrifying to me for that price. Even JND themselves are cautioning against posing a figure.
I honestly feel the same with InArt's Joker though at least in the headsculpts and rooted hair application at the very least Inart's prototype looked amazing. What we got in the box, was less so.I also think JND’s previous Ledger Joker had a gigantic drop in quality when it released. I can’t help but feel that people could be seriously burned when this figure releases - no matter how good the prototype ends up looking.
I’d say I make my disappointment with InArt’s Joker known just as much as the ppl who are happy with it make it known as well. Many ppl in this thread have repeatedly said this JND (and the HT) is pointless since they already have the InArt.Hey now, you make it known in every thread how disappointed you were with your InArt. I reckon if you had the heads Wor-Gar and I had gotten, nor the quality control issues you experienced, you’d be singing a different tune. Can’t say I blame you.
See above for my reply of those red flags. But again, I don't disagree that it's still a red flag and have admitted previously that I do like the magnetic hands/arms from InArt and have never liked the idea of silicone arms. I have no problem with the standard wrist joints we've had throughout this hobby.But I don’t see how anyone in their right mind thinks this gimmick is a superior or great thing. Dropping that kind of money on something so fragile seems like a huge gamble. I’d be wary if Hot Toys or InArt were implementing it. Someone a few posts up said it best, JND are basically admitting some pretty huge red flags in their own advertisement. That doesn’t bode confidence for me to plop down $1XXX, it makes me want to run in the opposite direction.
I believe @Wor-Gar has mentioned a good amount of times that this is exactly what he's been looking for in the 1/6 hobby if I'm not mistakenThe only thing this set offers differently is rubbery skin, I don’t think anyone has been clamoring for that.
I agree actually. I'm by no means all for this release either. I'm neutral. Am I excited to see the full reveal? Yes, I am. But I'm also not 100% sold on anything we've seen so far either.Actually, I’m disappointed because this isn’t a slam dunk.
I’ve got the Inart joker, but I was hoping this was going to be better. To me, what I’m getting out of JND’s own campaigns are very mixed messages, including a lack of confidence in their own product. It just seems like they’re making a pitch that whatever they push out is worth whatever they ask because they’re JND. The devil is in the details, especially with new technology, so lay it all out there and give me what I need as a consumer to make an informed decision.
I’m upset because this appears to be an opportunity lost, rather than I’m just content with Inart. Again, I was hoping for better.
based on what I've seen of your sets, they're no different than mine so can't say my opinion would change if I had either of yours.
I believe @Wor-Gar has mentioned a good amount of times that this is exactly what he's been looking for in the 1/6 hobby if I'm not mistaken
Lots of creepers in this hobby..
Wor-Gar isn’t the entire fan base. Wor-Gar is a torturer of OCD and loves to play devil’s advocate. Before all this stuff was shown, he was championing “real skin” tech. Now, he’s planting seeds of doubt in people’s heads to try and save them.
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