Its called OCD. And BRJ had no QC issues from what I know. Its only armoured/rubber figures that generally have QC issues anyway
Hot Toys--TDK-1/6th The JOKER (Bank Robber version) full spec and hi-res pics
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Its called OCD. And BRJ had no QC issues from what I know. Its only armoured/rubber figures that generally have QC issues anyway
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Spidey had poor stitching (i had to get a replacement), Cap had crooked A's and Star emblems, Supes had some crookde S logo's, you never know these days
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^ "just cos i have a potato peeler in my pocket at all times doesn't mean i'm the one who always has to peel the potatoes!"
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QC isn't always breakage, it's includes anything wrong on the figure that should be right. For the price, those emblems should be perfectly straight, with Cap it wasn't just a few the whole second batch of SSC's were crooked, it's not as big as the oil problem but it definitely is classed as a failure of the Quality Control Dept. And i agree HT isn't worried, but for every figure they produce with production errors, that's another dismayed customer getting a replacement, it then costs them more money to make those replacements, but luckily there aren't many QC problems but there are more than before.
I agree with you there. HT are just plain lazy not correcting simple mistakes such as the emblems.
I say if your so obsessive that you need to keep the figure in its box you should always thoroughly check armoured/rubber or one piece clothing figures. But I think for the rest its a case of opening up the window flap and making sure nothings upside down or plain missing.
However it wont be long before simple HT projects turn into QC disasters thanks to them trying to save a few bucks on the production line
I say if your so obsessive that you need to keep the figure in its box you should always thoroughly check armoured/rubber or one piece clothing figures. But I think for the rest its a case of opening up the window flap and making sure nothings upside down or plain missing.
However it wont be long before simple HT projects turn into QC disasters thanks to them trying to save a few bucks on the production line
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I haven't opened my BRJ yet either.. 
I've checked it out through the window, all looks ok. Same with my T-1 Arnold. I hope he's cool - I've had him for at least 6 months!
I've checked it out through the window, all looks ok. Same with my T-1 Arnold. I hope he's cool - I've had him for at least 6 months!
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I'd say it's always best to check, make sure there's nothing obviously wrong.
HT have plenty of money to spare, they're just tight with it
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This shows that the V1's purple overcoat can still look really good if it's posed/futzed right.
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Thanks guys Yup the HS bring it all up Nicely done! That's one of my favorite HS
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Yup the HS bring it all up Nicely done! That's one of my favorite HS Here's more
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I had the opportunity at one stage, to buy the HT V1 Joker for next to nothing - NEW. I kind of regret that now, I could've had the BRJ & the purple outfit Joker - both with great head sculpts..
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