Thank you! I find that subtle little things to bring the figure to life sometimes photographs better than extreme action poses. I'm not an expert at posing, so I just stay in my lane and do what's easy for me. She balances fairly well on her own, but you will probably need a stand for the action poses. Unfortunately, she comes with a waist-grabber stand.
thanks for the info. glad to hear she balances decently, the tiny feet on her black series figures are a complete pain… gave up and have left her permanently in an action pose with one knee down lol.
Thank you but she was indeed like that out of the box!Now you've said it though I'm afraid to try moving the eyes in case I can't get them back to the same position. The eyes really are spectacular on her!
My only complaint, and I guess it applies to other Star Wars figures, is the saber blades. They do nothing to convey how bright and energetic lightsabers look on screen. It's time Hot Toys came up with something more satisfactory.
It literally just released in HK, wouldn’t get your hopes up.
I don't worry too much about seamless arms, but if I do ever have any issues with this figure I'll just pop the cloak on.
Agreed. Not gonna let it stop me from posing her how I want.
Are they easily susceptible to breaking?
I’ve seen pics of cracking arms before and my Wonder Woman Training version split at the joint. I don’t know how widespread it is but when it happens to you personally you get a little concerned about it happening again.
Interesting. So theoretically she could have issues around the elbow, but not the shoulders?
