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Your versions definitely show what can be done.
The print on the winter girl looks like pacman giving the finger.
Yes, to all of that.
Some printed faces are nice. IMO. Some WOULD be nice, if they stopped printing them on the forehead.
I agree the cars are primarily aimed at adults, but I think that is a bigger potential market (although that's just based on intuition). I also think there are probably children at the older end of the market who are interested in cars. I also imagine that adults who want WWE toys want them to represent the physicality of the wrestlers in a way that Playmobil can't.The collectable cars are pretty accurate and fit in okay with 1/18 scale cars. The figures wont do this and the old WWF fans are not going to be lining up for playmobil style figures unless they happen to already be playmobil fans. It's a smaller potential market than the licenced vehicles and as you pointed out earlier, they'll be selling these at high prices at a time when people are watching their spending more.
Excellent review, tahra!
However, those mistakes aren't very good.I actually have a similarly mismoulded arm of the same style in gold instead of green.
The sorcerer you made looks great with that horned hat. That's an interesting use of a backwards belt too.
(I've used backward belts many times, when needing a simple peg)The custom warrior with the brown skirt is really nice too!
Some printed faces are nice. IMO. Some WOULD be nice, if they stopped printing them on the forehead.
I actually have a similarly mismoulded arm of the same style in gold instead of green.I expect high prices, printed faces, and several modern items. Maybe there would be some useful parts though.
Really?!
Just those in the pic are GREAT!! As long as now silly almost useless bodies, they will be amazing for parts....
