Well, to be fair this is based on the maquette gifts Spielberg gave to select members of the crew of the original film.
Here's an original that went for auction on PropStore a little while ago.
It will have amazing presence in anyone's collection but I'm relieved this is so high priced (over $5000 in Australia) and the likeness so uncanny valley I can happily pass without regret.
Makes it easier to order HT's old man Indy now! :)
Frost River's lawsuit will sell a lot of backpacks. What great advertising. Usually it's a trawl through the internet to find a match.
I'd never heard of Frost River but now thinking of getting one because it's Indy-gear.
I don't think Hot Toys will have to change much on the 1/6 scale Indy...
For your reference, here are some photos of the original filming miniature built by Industrial Light & Magic.
Shows grey speckles on the miniature and interesting to see the original mechanism for the hover converted wheels.
So much of this hobby is about waiting. My DX19 is finally on the way.
Question: should I get the Bat-Pod as well? I wasn't going to, but I have the space... is it worth it?
Along with what Hando was saying, I like it as a general representation of a Jawa rather than scene/film specific- HT never said this is 'Bob, the one that blasts R2' There are too many of the little guys for me to just want a specific Jawa.
I'm also fine with the Gonk- it's a big galaxy-...
I plan to get Spock from this line as my one and only Star Trek figure. Maybe Kirk if I can.
My collection is weighted towards the 1980s and this era is my favourite of all Star Trek. (Is that a controversial opinion?)