thanks, purchased one right after looking through that page.For those interested in the scale comparison with NECA, I would say the Play Arts fit in very well together. Shown here are the Play Arts Spitter and NECA Brown Warrior:
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And there are just a few more pics on my blog if you are interested (do excuse the cheesy write-up):
https://www.tellatoystory.com/play-arts-kai-aliens/
At first, it's shocking how close the Play Arts resemble NECA since they cost 5x as much. But once you get to feel how well the joints work and how strong the parts between the joints are, it's a world of difference. I really wish NECA would not assemble the figures while the paint on their joints are still wet, or are they painted after assembling, leaving the paint to drip between the joints? I have many NECA aliens that come with stuck joints and I couldn't get rid of them with the hot water treatment. And the joints on the NECA aliens are generally soft so some of them ended up bow-legged after a while. That being said, I am still a fan of NECA and kudos to them for bringing affordable and accurate action figures to collectors.
The joints are sturdy, but the Spitter could only stay in this position for a few minutes due to the CG of the pose, lol. They come with a clamp-type stand though if you wish to ensure they wouldn't fall over:
[The articulation is wonderful, look at how low the Lurker can go:
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The Lurker Alien kind of looks like the original Alien head?
TheGreys can you post more pics of the Lurker when you have a chance please?
Thank you.
The Lurker Alien kind of looks like the original Alien head?
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I have the Lurker and think it's awesome. They are the same scale as the NECA figures, but better quality, sculpt and durability.
I will get the spitter, and possibly another few Lurkers, but the only thing is the price. It's steep, and would be good to have another few sets of hands, but it is, I feel, my favourite Alien Collectible I own.
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