Well, the exclusive Belloq is really a mixed bag.
My standards aren't really that high. I think Belloq is decent. I'm not a huge Indy aficionado. Two years ago I couldn't have even picked Belloq out of a line-up of movie villians, if that gives you an idea of where I'm coming from. Having said that, for a guy in a suit, he's not that bad. I'm not sure what the "pinching" is all about, I think the suit fits fine, of course, the collar is kinda big, and I don't think the jacket lays correctly around the neck and shoulders, but I have that complaint about my HT Joker v1, soooo. . . that's just a general issue with 1/6 scale figures.
Mine has floppy legs, the butt-thigh joint thing, that gap at the butt is a problem. It just can't support the weight of the upper body. As far as I'm concerned, this Prometheus body is a dud. I don't have the Harbinger, but I'm not impressed, more on that as I get to the pedestal. And yeah, that silver button has gotta go. If they had set it in a bit, so it wasn't right on the edge of the jacket, it might have been less obtrusive. Belloq is definitely not an $80.
Now, the reason Belloq was even made at all.
Pretty cool. I wish there was an easier way to tell where the curved platform fits on the main pedestal, you can definitely tell where it fits, as it sits flush against a certain part, but you just have to twist it around the base until it fits correctly. I've no complaints about the base. If you figure it was about a $60 piece, it's a pretty sweet deal. If you figure it was an $80 and Belloq was a $60 figure, it makes Belloq easier to deal with
Guess what happens when you figure that the pedestal was $100
The good news is that it just barely fits in a Detolf, which would have been a crushing defeat had it not. No, the main problem with the Idol pedestal is not with the pedestal itself, but its companion piece.
Look at those goofy chicken legs. Indy's legs are so wobbly, he can't properly crouch over the idol, and IMO kinda ruins the display aspect. That damn Prometheus body!! You've gotta bow his legs out to make him hunch over the idol.
All in all, I think it's worth it. The diorama aspect is cool overall, and perhaps if I put Indy on a TrueType he'd be able to assume the correct crouching pose. And I think I'm going to keep Belloq. There's just something about him that I dig.