Only Enterbay's Bruce Lee series has been pricey. Most of their other figures have been coming in at $150. Enterbay bodies are robust, so none of the wrist pin breakages that Hot Toys are known for. Their tailoring is pretty good too, although they haven't had to make something as nice as HT Joker 1 outfit, to compare it with. Even so, they wouldn't have used velcro.
That HT Brando sculpt is pretty damn good. I can't see where Enterbay could improve upon it really. Unless it becomes a competition of who can keep the production line in the closest check. If Enterbay can match or better it somehow, then they are going to blow Hot Toys over. Their moving eye system might push the odds in their favour. Maybe they'll use their new skin technology on their Brando, which may push up the price. If they do then it wont be a competition, but rather a matter of getting the best version Brando, which will be the Enterbay one, because they would have reset the benchmark. Enterbays packaging is much nicer than Hot Toys. Hot Toys did well with the 1950's Brando box, almost copying Enterbay, but that flap of paper took a few marks off the score. With Enterbay you'll know the edition size from the COA in the box. Who knows how many Hot Toys make of anything, and why don't they tell their customers by putting it in the stats on their site?
