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Also received my figure today.
Mixed bag for me - my figure showed up with one stud of his suspenders detached from his pants with no way to re-attach (the other studs appear to be glued or otherwise permanently attached to the pants, it's not just a matter of popping it into a hole). Contacted QMX via email, waiting for a response.
I was all set to go pic-crazy tonight but when his suspenders looks all goofy it kills the enthusiasm. Plus I didn't feel like unpacking all the hands, etc, if I just have to return this figure.
Aside from that, quick impressions - headsculpt is really spot-on. Definitely worth the wait. Comparing the new head to the original you really have to give it up to QMX for going for the gold. Many companies would have (and do) shipped the first run heads and called it a day.
The clothes are generally very nice. As has been pointed out, Mal's coat is missing the mended damage it has on the show. The fasteners on the coat are very thin metal but since he never wears it closed they are decorative, really. Material on the coat is nice, complete with lining inside.
Shirt is very good. Fits great, probably just needs some water on the collar to sit naturally. Snaps on mine are often visible but not glaringly so.
I tightened the belt, which was scary as the belt material is paper-thin. The buckle is the same super thin metal as the fasteners, with two spokes to go through the belt holes. I would advise going VERY slowly and carefully adjusting this. Seems like the metal could rip the thin material easily.
Holster fits the pistol nicely and is thicker and sturdier than the belt.
Pants are sturdy and fit well. Velcro fly stays shut. Obviously I'm not thrilled about the suspenders but that could just be my figure.
Boots are hard plastic so no ankle articulation but the sculpt is fantastic.
So, I'm just stuck here waiting to hear back about (hopefully) a replacement for the pants/suspenders. But even with that, I'm very impressed with this as a company's first 1/6 figure. Setting my suspender issue aside, only the thin, fragile feeling belt and metal bits really catch my attention as somewhat lower quality than you'd like for a $160-$180 figure.
I did snap a couple of headshots -
I hope everybody has better luck with the QC! Aside from that, this is a really excellent piece on display!
Wah-WAAAAHHHHHHHH!
Mixed bag for me - my figure showed up with one stud of his suspenders detached from his pants with no way to re-attach (the other studs appear to be glued or otherwise permanently attached to the pants, it's not just a matter of popping it into a hole). Contacted QMX via email, waiting for a response.
I was all set to go pic-crazy tonight but when his suspenders looks all goofy it kills the enthusiasm. Plus I didn't feel like unpacking all the hands, etc, if I just have to return this figure.
Aside from that, quick impressions - headsculpt is really spot-on. Definitely worth the wait. Comparing the new head to the original you really have to give it up to QMX for going for the gold. Many companies would have (and do) shipped the first run heads and called it a day.
The clothes are generally very nice. As has been pointed out, Mal's coat is missing the mended damage it has on the show. The fasteners on the coat are very thin metal but since he never wears it closed they are decorative, really. Material on the coat is nice, complete with lining inside.
Shirt is very good. Fits great, probably just needs some water on the collar to sit naturally. Snaps on mine are often visible but not glaringly so.
I tightened the belt, which was scary as the belt material is paper-thin. The buckle is the same super thin metal as the fasteners, with two spokes to go through the belt holes. I would advise going VERY slowly and carefully adjusting this. Seems like the metal could rip the thin material easily.
Holster fits the pistol nicely and is thicker and sturdier than the belt.
Pants are sturdy and fit well. Velcro fly stays shut. Obviously I'm not thrilled about the suspenders but that could just be my figure.
Boots are hard plastic so no ankle articulation but the sculpt is fantastic.
So, I'm just stuck here waiting to hear back about (hopefully) a replacement for the pants/suspenders. But even with that, I'm very impressed with this as a company's first 1/6 figure. Setting my suspender issue aside, only the thin, fragile feeling belt and metal bits really catch my attention as somewhat lower quality than you'd like for a $160-$180 figure.
I did snap a couple of headshots -
I hope everybody has better luck with the QC! Aside from that, this is a really excellent piece on display!
Wah-WAAAAHHHHHHHH!