Mud Dutch is the more obvious choice. But if we're talking DX - alternative outfits and alternative display potential but only one body provided - the only outfit that could come close to hiding the fact theres a muddy body underneath (for when we want to represent non-muddy scenes) is the full outfit that we already have. Therefore we wouldn't be getting the casual fatigues from the beginning of the film. It'd be one or the other.
Unless..
Hot toys considered it an acceptable strategy to provide us with a DX figure where the additional outfit and head is not meant to be swapped onto the provided body but specifically for a newly released muscle body sold seperately (assuming they won't break pattern with the DX joker by providing 2 complete bodies in the one package). Thus the DX figure would not be entirely self-contained and would contain:
-muddy Dutch with scene specific headsculpt (the default figure here) and relevant accessories
-the original headsculpt without warpaint to represent the early scenes and that red shirt outfit - these specifically intended for use on a seperately purchased muscle body (again assuming they would sell a muscle body seperately)
Unless..
Hot toys considered it an acceptable strategy to provide us with a DX figure where the additional outfit and head is not meant to be swapped onto the provided body but specifically for a newly released muscle body sold seperately (assuming they won't break pattern with the DX joker by providing 2 complete bodies in the one package). Thus the DX figure would not be entirely self-contained and would contain:
-muddy Dutch with scene specific headsculpt (the default figure here) and relevant accessories
-the original headsculpt without warpaint to represent the early scenes and that red shirt outfit - these specifically intended for use on a seperately purchased muscle body (again assuming they would sell a muscle body seperately)
