Yes, except the people who have positive opinions have the figure in hand and those who have negative opinions don't. I'm getting mine today and will let you all know what my opinion of the figure is after seeing it in person.
People have some really strong opinions about this figure, huh? Every other comment is so pointed and angry, one way or the other.
If I see in several pics that a head is measurably too big, having the figure in hand will change that fact? Don't think so.
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Someone just put up an unboxing video, but no reviews yet.
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Quick pic.
I think it's just luck of the draw with the distressing. My figure doesn't have that extreme a yellowish coloring on the robes, just a hint at the bottom edge, and at least one other person had robes with no yellowing on theirs. Some have pretty severe yellowish distressing though, so there doesn't seem to be any uniformity
Any pics of yours? If that's the case I might just stalk eBay for loose robes that don't look like they were peed on if I decide to get this.
Someone just put up an unboxing video, but no reviews yet.
The head looks really decent in the video - better than any pics so far to me - and overall the release very nice (I love some of the details on the backpack.) But the head doesn't have that look of a "shrunken-down living human" being the way HT figs like Tarkin do.
It's something to do with slightly less sculpt detail coupled with paint apps that don't have that extra layering that sells "living skin." Tarkin has that uncanny feeling of holding Peter Cushing in your hands. Without HT out there setting the industry standard, this release would look great.
That being said, for me this video makes this release better than any previous pics have shown. Really interested to see more "detolf pics" of this one.
Something interesting that I noticed, the boots are not one piece. It's more like a shoe and a separate top layer. Just think of the upper ankle half of the boot as a separate piece, which kind of resembles the bracers on the HT Anakin figure in that it's loose and slides up and down. Personally, I think it's a great idea, as it allows for a lot more dynamic poses that I struggle with on some of my other figures that do have one piece boots. That, and I also like posing them in pretty dynamic poses, and I wonder how that will affect the longevity of the boot material. Which, fortunately is not a problem with this figure.
Another small point, I noticed that the lightsaber blade is pretty roughly cast with a jagged texture closer to the hilt, at least on mine. It's also a much darker shade than what HT uses, and a lot less translucent. Think of it more like the old dark blue Force ghost toys in terms of material. Personally, I like this color better, but I do think the material and casting technique could be better.
yeah, pee robes... i think it makes sense in a desert environment, with the constant sun and dust that they would NOT be white, but the execution/application of the effect doesn't look at all like sun yellowing - it would be more pronounced in exposed, top most areas, and less so in areas closer to the ground or in shadow - not around the outside of each piece of fabric. if it's just supposed to be dirty, well, again, it would be dirtiest maybe at the bottoms, and then in other "random" places, not around the outside or along seams. i get sideshow's idea, it just doesn't make "real world" sense how they went about weathering it.
Actually having the figure in hand I can tell you the yellow is very subtle and very uniform on the entire undershirt.
Actually having the figure in hand I can tell you the yellow is very subtle and very uniform on the entire undershirt.
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