So after inspecting my Jabba, I'm a bit disappointed. lol - it reminds me of one of those cheap and breakable ceramic (or whatever they were) things that were airbrushed/sloppily hand painted it'd see at the Jocky Lot back in the old days (this huge flea market here). The kind of things that old redneck people would get.....but Jabba's waaaay nicer.
There's just a lot of imperfections on it. Like a lot of excess little pieces of material or tiny chunks taken out. Something you wouldn't notice with a piece like the Tauntaun due to the fur. And definitely didn't see any of that with areas of the Dewback. So I don't know, maybe this one is made out of a cheaper material than those/rushed a bit.
The little issues aren't something noticeable unless you get up close. So at a normal viewing distance, it looks amazing. I just would've preferred a nice smooth material. The original vinyl one is certainly duller with detail; but I like that it doesn't have the amount of imperfections and won't shatter. The mouthpieces are very lite.
Luckily, my Salacious arrived undamaged. It doesn't feel as fragile as I thought it would. Not that I didn't know this already, but it is odd that they didn't paint the hair on the tips of the ears. A pretty easy fix, but certainly should've been painted. As pointed out with the satin finish, it does give it a cheaper look. Oh yeah, the statues I was referring to..some of them were clowns from what I remember.