I just got my Medicom Indy and Henry. I will probably be raked over the coals for saying so, but I love them both! I'm not pro-Medi or pro-Sideshow...I am an Indy fan (and a Star Wars fan). With that said, these two are the first Medicom figures I have owned. I'll also preface my comments with the fact that these were a birthday gift, so maybe the fact that I didn't drop $300 of my own money on them may skew my opinion (though, now that I have them in hand, I would have happily spent my own money on them).
Henry is amazing...the sculpt is awesome and so is the outfit. I especilly dig his shirt for some reason. The glasses don't bother me, I would probably never remove them anyway and I think they pulled the whole thing off well..they look great. I was a little disappointed about the suitcase, like Irish mentioned, and it would have been really nice for them to include the Grail Diary. Also, I agree, the hat is not the best but looks a whole lot better than the original proto pics (where it looked lie a flower pot). Some paint apps probably would have improved the overall look of it. Still, I really, really love this figure.
I have to admit, I was anxious about Indy. I think that the in hand pics looks a lot better than the initial proto pics, but he still looked a little off to me. I am happy to say that, in hand, he is way better than any pic can express. I really like the sculpt and the paint apps are nice and clean. At first I thought they missed the chin scar, but is there...nice and subtle. His neck is a little long, but with a little futzing with the collar of his shirt and jacket, does not look as bad as pics might lead you to believe.
His clothing did need a little tweaking to look good. I removed the jacket, kind of stretched out the back a little, and put it back on. I also pulled the sleeves down some. This drastically improved the fit of it as the collar kind of hung down in the back right out of the box. I really love the jacket...it is just the right weight/thickness and the material is nice. The zipper really does not look overly huge in hand as I feared it would. I know a lot of folks aren't fans of the removable hat, but I think they really pulled it off. It doesn't look to bulky on his head, though it is a rather tight fit. Also, the hat does not look very good out of the box as it is packaged so the brim is flat (think Zorro). I tilted the brim down in front and up in back and it held that way. The detailing on his shoes is quite nice. I don't mind that they went with plastic for the gun belt, holster and , whip holder at all. I am always so scared to break the belts and holsters on my Sidshow figures, but Indy's belt is quite functional. I was really hesitant to open the flap on his holster our the whip holder but they are very sturdy and I don't think the plastic detracts from the overall look of the figure at all. I do wish the belt was adjustabe though. My only real big complaint on the whole figure is the bag...it is just too small and narrow. The Relic Hunter bag is much nicer and I am considering swapping it out. The detailing is very nice on his shoes...but I wish they had included socks as they did on Henry.
As far as accessories, there are a ton and they are quite nice. The gun is a nice sculpt, fits very well in his hand and holster (no, it is not sculpted into his hand). It is a little toyish, without much paint work. The artifacts are all well done, though the Sankara stone seems a tiny bit too large to me. The Ra headpiece actually has a crystal like center (I am assuming the piece is molded in clear red plastic with gold paint over it). It looks pretty good. Nurhachi's urn is also well done, looks more like the actual prop than the Hasbro one though it is kind of "flat", like a canteen, instead of round like Hasbro's. Not really sure which is more accurate. I am stilll on the fence about the whip. It's cool that it is braided and all, but it seems kind of plasticy. It is a tad bulky, but not as bulky as the Relic Hunter whip. I haven't uncoiled it. Anyway, it looks good on his hip, it is far from perfect though.
Anyway, I am very happy to have both of these. I think they look great together. Henry is beautiful, though lacking in accesories. Indy is not the abomination that he has been made out to be and with a little work looks pretty darned good. I am still looking forward to Sideshows Indy, which I have very high hopes for...and hopefully they do their own Henry one day. In the mean time, I think these guys are great and very welcome additions to my Indy collection.
Good lord, even Hasbro was able to make Henry with removable glasses in the 3.75" scale! 
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