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That's the aim..... it was made at Weta Workshop after all!
Exactly.....
That's the aim..... it was made at Weta Workshop after all!
Review isn't up yet but here are a few more shots.
My take is that most of these are the same. I would bet all have that gap, issues with the long building, and the placement of the central belfry in the back. The fit on those buildings was just not tight. Some will be bothered, others less so. I have yet to see a piece posted that lacks these issues. I hope Weta calls China and correct this for the rest of the run. In this case, it may not be best to be first.
Yeah, I'm starting to expect pretty much all of them to have much the same issue. It's just such a fine margin of error that it takes very little for a mm gap to show up.
It's a pitty really, since it mostly could have been prevented very easily. Where that building is sitting, the base part is clearly hollow, if only what it was sitting on was a few mm thicker, then a minor missalignment wouldn't result in a gap, if you can all see what I'm getting at.
The issue is the factory, there's no way this shouldn't be considered a production error and QC should pick it up. Everyone loves Weta, wants them to succeed and the environment line to continue. I think people are giving them a bit of a pass. The more pics I see the more unhappy I am with the back of the piece. That belfry tower is misaligned and I don't think this is a factory issue. It still looks awesome, but for me I think I can pick this up down the road for well below retail.
First 60 of numbered run of 300 shipped in December for US buyers, 40 for NZ buyers. Don't worry.
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