SS ROTS Yoda Jedi Master Figure
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VintijDroidGutzz
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Why are they both looking at the ceiling? 
im thinking i will cut a "v" out of yodas sternum so his neck can bend downwards
They're tired of the photographer!Why are they both looking at the ceiling?
It is true that the head can not lean forward or back and that's a shame.
joda76
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Let us know how that works, I would consider doing that.
devilof76
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Cool pics.
I love this figure, paralyzed neck notwithstanding.
I love this figure, paralyzed neck notwithstanding.
toy_mechanic
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Mine arrived yesterday and can't wait to see it.
Pics to follow.
Pics to follow.
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galactiboy
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Looks like my replacement body had shipped... supposedly I need to smash up the original one more than it already is. Seems like a lot of fuss over a broken piece
Some pics of both Yoda ROTS and ESB
Awesome pics! I have been really curious to see the two of them side by side. Can you do the alt portrait side by side?
Travis Baumann
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I picked him up at a local retailer in LA area and I have to say I am really happy with him in hand. I even like the "dopier" expression better in the flesh so to speak.
I do have a couple of quibbles though. My council chair has the red cushion part put in at an angle so Yoda just wants to slide off, it would have been nice if they could have put that in straight, I also got one duplicate left hand so I am missing the claw like three appendages forward force push hand for the left side and on top of that one of my sitting feet's ankle peg will not budge (it looks to have flashing in the joint seem itself, hot water/air did not work).
I emailed sideshow but got a very cursory dismissal saying to contact my retailer to see how they deal with returns. I don't want to return it! I just want some replacement parts for the ones that are defective/incorrect but they have ignored my further emails and pictures. Does not really support local retailer business if this is their attitude. ( but then I guess they don't really support local retailers all that much with the exclusive releases, etc).
I do love him, I don't want to give him up and I am not even sure if the store I bought him from will take him back.
I do have a couple of quibbles though. My council chair has the red cushion part put in at an angle so Yoda just wants to slide off, it would have been nice if they could have put that in straight, I also got one duplicate left hand so I am missing the claw like three appendages forward force push hand for the left side and on top of that one of my sitting feet's ankle peg will not budge (it looks to have flashing in the joint seem itself, hot water/air did not work).
I emailed sideshow but got a very cursory dismissal saying to contact my retailer to see how they deal with returns. I don't want to return it! I just want some replacement parts for the ones that are defective/incorrect but they have ignored my further emails and pictures. Does not really support local retailer business if this is their attitude. ( but then I guess they don't really support local retailers all that much with the exclusive releases, etc).
I do love him, I don't want to give him up and I am not even sure if the store I bought him from will take him back.
jedijim3002
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Yeah. You may get a better price, by a few dollars, but in the long run you are better protected buying direct from Sideshow. They will only handle returns/exchanges for their customers that buy direct. Even if it's just a part you want to swap.
I've never had a problem exchanging whole figures or just parts from them.
devilof76
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The store can get replacement parts for you.
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Yup. Your local store has to Do the exchange. A pain in the a$$ since you have to wait for them to do it but al least you'll get them. Eventually.
galactiboy
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So I got my replacement body in and it really makes a difference... much happier with the figure. Not only is the new body not broken, but the joints seemed much sturdier.
I did experiment with the old body (as I have to destroy it) and even afer cutting out a notch of the collarbone area the neck articulation was not improved. I think you'd have to alter the neck a bit as the ball joint sits too far in it to allow it to tilt.
Aside from the paint work being a bit sloppy and the limited neck range I'm feeling much better about this one.
I did experiment with the old body (as I have to destroy it) and even afer cutting out a notch of the collarbone area the neck articulation was not improved. I think you'd have to alter the neck a bit as the ball joint sits too far in it to allow it to tilt.
Aside from the paint work being a bit sloppy and the limited neck range I'm feeling much better about this one.
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I agree. A shallower neck socket would help the articulation.
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