Thanks!
Here's a closeup -
A few observations I've seen people ask about -
There is no wire in the coat.
This is my first experience with a muscle body and I was surprised at how limited the articulation is, and I was expecting it to be limited. The elbows are pretty easy to move but the shoulders are tougher. I think it's a fair sacrifice for the beautiful sculpt and texture though. It makes it feel like a poseable statue.
The RHOD is very easily disassembled. The hand pops out and the stone forearm is a hollow tube that slides off the arm. Underneath is a full normal forearm. This is good news for me as I'd like to customize a more poseable body with a regular Truetype and that means it'll be easy to put the RHOD on.
BE CAREFUL unbottoning his holster and pouches. They did not use a normal snap. It's a metal ring on the flap and a small peg that it snaps onto and my holster was extremely tight. So tight that the peg pulled out of the holster on my first try. It was an easy fix but I won't be fully buttoning the holster again.
I expected the rubber body to feel fragile with all the talk of rotting bodies but it feels extremely sturdy and solid. I can't imagine it falling apart anytime soon (knock on wood).
His nipples taste rubbery. But don't let that stop you.
Wait, what'd I say?!