Skiman
Super Freak
I dont care about scale...as long as it looks good.
This is a good philosophy.
I've grown with this method and liked my Pun Com. 1/4-1/5 and looks good is awesome IMO.
I dont care about scale...as long as it looks good.
This is a good philosophy.
The Punisher comiquette? Really? I think it looks amazing.
Same thing goes with pajamas I love the Premium Format line, I think all of them look great. If they look better stripped then so be it but I'm still gonna love what Sideshow puts out as stock from the PF line. It's actually what hooked me into the line to begin with.
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Fuzzy I've had this discussion with Filip over 2 threads and before all the smack talk, doll labelling and noob calling started I was actually raising my point in a sensible way. Yes my argument has been misunderstood, deliberately by some here, but whatever. To me scale is important. My whole collection is based on 1:4 scale pretty much. If you took a great life size statue and shrunk it from 1:1 and then down through the scale sizes of 1:2, 1:3, 1:4, 1:5 and 1:6 the 1:1 will easily be the best version. It really is a law of diminishing returns or a devolution of the species. But in terms of displaying a lot of characters, on a budget with limited room 1:6 to 1:4 scale tends to be the norm.
I think Sideshow needs to settle on a scale and stop dicking around with all sorts of different scaled statues in the Comiquette line. Now I admit I am biased because of my collection of 40 PF's and want consistency in scale in representing the characters. I just can't understand the logic Sideshow has in making 1/5, borderline 1/6 and 1/4 scale Comiquettes. If Comiquettes were in scale with themselves that would be well and good. It sucks having characters that are not possible in PF form to be shrunk down 25% to 1/5 scale. The opposite equally applies to Comiquette collectors who get oversized characters in the range.
I started collecting Comiquettes with the first Iron Man and have been frustrated ever since with the scale being all over the shop. I would have bought the Punisher and Mystique Comiquettes no problem if they had been 1/4 scale. They are very nice sculpts, but that same sculpt would be better at 1/4 scale. The Punisher just doesn't cut it next to say the Hellboy 1 PF which is basically in the same pose but is dwarfed by it.
I actually prefer 1/3 scale over 1/4 scale - the Cinemaquettes I have for me are the perfect size to manage a large number of statues in a display and they absolutely dominate the 1/4 scale statues I have. This is why I guess I feel so strongly about how much less of an impact a 1:5 statue has compared to a 1:4 one.
In an online chat for Fantacular I think it was - one to the top dogs over at Sideshow said he didn't see differences in scale being an issue for the Comiquette line. Well it is for me, and I'm not buying them in 1:5.
Yep, I like all my stuff to go together heightwise too. To me it's just weird having a Ms. Marvel towering over Punisher next to her, and Mystique towering over Black Cat. Does not look right imo. Others don't mind as much and like eclectic displays. Same thing for the Pajama PFs. Just a matter of preference.
If they followed through with the Iron Man comiquette and made everything 1/4 to me it would have been nice then PFs can be displayed next to comiquettes in scale. I feel they just got greedy and made 1/5 pieces so people would like to have their collection go with each other have to collect both and get both PFs AND comiquettes (and further justify the price differences between them). Seems like they just wanted to double dip on the characters and someone in the meeting room decided this was a way to do it.
I don't mind that much except that we now will have to wait extra long for the 1/4 version since they will want to spread out the releases (i.e. 1/5 Colossus comiquette). Which also means if you like the 1/5 costume there is no chance you will ever see it in 1/4 scale, which is sad.
For people like me who like both PFs (only when done right) and comiquettes it's going to be impossible to display them next to each other and having them go well.
I think we are deviating from Thanos here tho' : P
Fuzzy I've had this discussion with Filip over 2 threads and before all the smack talk, doll labelling and noob calling started I was actually raising my point in a sensible way. Yes my argument has been misunderstood, deliberately by some here, but whatever. To me scale is important. My whole collection is based on 1:4 scale pretty much. If you took a great life size statue and shrunk it from 1:1 and then down through the scale sizes of 1:2, 1:3, 1:4, 1:5 and 1:6 the 1:1 will easily be the best version. It really is a law of diminishing returns or a devolution of the species. But in terms of displaying a lot of characters, on a budget with limited room 1:6 to 1:4 scale tends to be the norm.
I think Sideshow needs to settle on a scale and stop dicking around with all sorts of different scaled statues in the Comiquette line. Now I admit I am biased because of my collection of 40 PF's and want consistency in scale in representing the characters. I just can't understand the logic Sideshow has in making 1/5, borderline 1/6 and 1/4 scale Comiquettes. If Comiquettes were in scale with themselves that would be well and good. It sucks having characters that are not possible in PF form to be shrunk down 25% to 1/5 scale. The opposite equally applies to Comiquette collectors who get oversized characters in the range.
I started collecting Comiquettes with the first Iron Man and have been frustrated ever since with the scale being all over the shop. I would have bought the Punisher and Mystique Comiquettes no problem if they had been 1/4 scale. They are very nice sculpts, but that same sculpt would be better at 1/4 scale. The Punisher just doesn't cut it next to say the Hellboy 1 PF which is basically in the same pose but is dwarfed by it.
I actually prefer 1/3 scale over 1/4 scale - the Cinemaquettes I have for me are the perfect size to manage a large number of statues in a display and they absolutely dominate the 1/4 scale statues I have. This is why I guess I feel so strongly about how much less of an impact a 1:5 statue has compared to a 1:4 one.
In an online chat for Fantacular I think it was - one to the top dogs over at Sideshow said he didn't see differences in scale being an issue for the Comiquette line. Well it is for me, and I'm not buying them in 1:5.
Since the Thanos Dio appears to be 1/5 scale that leads me to believe SS will release a 1/4 scale Thanos as a PF!
Not bad for Thanos.
can anyone confirm on a "Thanos as a PF"...if this is true i'm going to cancel the dio and wait for the PF..
thanos as a PF will look silly imo, let's see a COM.