One thing I have come to notice is that is Luke is just a ***** to draw or sculpt. Looking aorund the art show there were a lot where Luke was just off. The PFs look godd but are lil off. I think its just Luke that hard to get right.
Yeah, Hamill's features are dramatically different depending on the angle and expression. It's a challenge to reach a general-purpose interpretation that's still instantly recognizable.mfoga said:One thing I have come to notice is that is Luke is just a ***** to draw or sculpt. Looking aorund the art show there were a lot where Luke was just off. The PFs look godd but are lil off. I think its just Luke that hard to get right.
Outlander said:Doubt it, but the proto is probably the best version we could have hoped for. Y'know, the more I look at the end product the more I think it's the eye color that's thrown it off.
MaulFan said:The eyes really are what throws it off. All Sideshow iris' have the red/brown outline if you look closely, but for some reason, on this figure it's much thicker and pretty much eliminates every trace of blue, combined together from distance, his eyes look towards a dark brown, black tint, which is not Hammil. That, plue the pure white of the rest of his eye to highlight it creates off looking eyes which can detract from the sculpt. As far as the skin tones and hair, I think they're equal to Jedi Luke's paint texture, application and quality, which I am happy with, and pictures make his jacket seem like it's of cheap, thin, plastic material, but it's actually nice, thick, rigid cloth and not cheap feeling like you may expect from photos. It's not a homerun like Maul and others, but it's also not a terrible figure either.
The Drizzle said:I'm just really beside myself watching how hard people are trying to take a picture with "the right lighting to make him look acceptable", and convince themselves he was a good purchase. The likeness is poor, and the most important part, the iconic yellow jacket, is cheap and shoddy. Not worth my $67. What has been said before is true: with so many other 12 inch companies really turning up the heat and creating amazing product, it's time for SS to step up to the plate and impress, too. No more resting on their laurels. I want to be wowed.
That's all.
jlcmsu said:Maybe for you. I think others like me feel differently. So if you don't like it that's fine but that doesn't make what you say here true at all. As a matter of fact as far as I'm concered it's totally wrong in how "I" feel about the figure. Either way we're both entitled to feel either way about it. Just because you don't feel the same doesn't mean I have to and vice versa.
dekadentdave said:That's right Josh. All that matters is how "YOU" feel about it because "You" are always right.![]()
Cocoboloboy said:Like any figure line this one has had it's good moments and it's not so good moments. General interest in a SSC 1/6 SW line will always be there.
There are just too many fans out there that are excited to be getting a 12'' SW figure that puts Hasbro to shame. I for one look forward to every new announcement just to see which figure they're doing next.
I figure if I'm not that excited about one fig the next may blow me away.:chew
JABBATHERIDGE said:Oh yeah I don't think interest in this line will ever dwindle badly enough for it to be cancelled, there are two many SW fans for that.
But I do think the general mood amongst board members, which this time last year was strongly favoured towards this line has started changing.
JABBATHERIDGE said:But I do think the general mood amongst board members, which this time last year was strongly favoured towards this line has started changing.