Bluefin's website shows the R2 with a lot of HT figures if you're interested.
this is a comparison shot that was posted before in this thread.
Tamashii left, SSC right
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At the same time, the license for this was secured well before HT even announced theirs. The Tamashii proto looked diecast too, so I'm still inclined to believe that it was a manufacturing/design decision.
I'm just reading back in this thread... Am I reading correctly that the HT R2 will have a plastic body with a metal dome, and the Tamashii one will have a metal body, but a plastic dome??? I pray I'm reading this wrong... I have the Tamashii C3PO, and held the Tamashii R2 in my hands at SWC in April. I recall it being full metal. Did they change it, or did I just not notice?
I'm just reading back in this thread... Am I reading correctly that the HT R2 will have a plastic body with a metal dome, and the Tamashii one will have a metal body, but a plastic dome??? I pray I'm reading this wrong... I have the Tamashii C3PO, and held the Tamashii R2 in my hands at SWC in April. I recall it being full metal. Did they change it, or did I just not notice?
Buy the HT one, and give him a bubble-bath to clean him up!I don't think the full die cast body is necessarily interesting to me. Just the dome. That being said, the clean Tama R2 might have been interesting given the 3PO is clean.
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