Dr. Steel
Freakalicious
Re: Sideshow, please remove the visible stitch lines from Vader's costume
I don't like the visible stiching here. If it's kept very small and evenly close to the edge, and precise, I can live with it, but I don't know if they can offer that kind of quality.
My worry is what the actual production stitching will look like. Most all of their prototypes have the stitching set to a small stitch since their not being mass produced at that point and extra care can be given. Once they go into production, the stitching is generally a bit longer and more of an eyesore. Most recently, Luke is a good example of it becoming more apparent in production:
And if they choose to screw us on the fabric again....
I don't like the visible stiching here. If it's kept very small and evenly close to the edge, and precise, I can live with it, but I don't know if they can offer that kind of quality.
My worry is what the actual production stitching will look like. Most all of their prototypes have the stitching set to a small stitch since their not being mass produced at that point and extra care can be given. Once they go into production, the stitching is generally a bit longer and more of an eyesore. Most recently, Luke is a good example of it becoming more apparent in production:

And if they choose to screw us on the fabric again....
