. My batman looks newer as well. This might be worth trying out for those who don't have any damage showing up yet in an attempt to prevent any damage from occurring. Like Chev said, its worth a shot. Although, with the level of cracking I have seen from the photos, I don't know if anything will prevent that.
I was planning to get an ED209 at some point in the near future, I figured once Robocop comes into stock I would want one to display with him. This is sad turn of events, I feel bad for those who have to deal with it but even though I don't have one I still feel affected indirectly
I'm out on that flick, no interest in round two, although I will give credit where its due, the CG was great and the scene where he is shown what's left of him was a powerful. Aside that the rest is forgettable and ultimately boring, the best parts for me was Sam Jacksons (Rush) impersonation
uh-huh. it really did. destroyed everything what could be interesting in an old movie and put a bag of crap atop.
Checked mine yesterday (which has been in its packaging since purchase) and no sign of any cracks or deterioration that I could see. I did look very closely too. The rubber is still pliant and has a moist, slightly tacky feel to the touch. I wonder if the thing to kick off the problem will be when it's removed from the box to display. I'm thinking it's rapid dehydration of the rubber that's causing it to become brittle and crack.
Question is, what to do now? It seems fine at the moment, but will it stay that way?
