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Old 04-26-2024, 03:26 PM   #431
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Rogue and Gambit could separate at the lips, but then alignment issues would pop up.
Not to mention paint rubbing issues
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Old 04-26-2024, 03:42 PM   #432
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Not to mention paint rubbing issues
True. Forgot about that.
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Old 04-27-2024, 12:19 AM   #433
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I mean, it's fine if they want to say that's what her face is doing, but.... not a fan.

All I see is a ScarJo stroke face lol
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Old 04-29-2024, 12:58 PM   #434
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Why are so many people worried about leaning? Sideshow statues have been well-engineered over the past few years.

I know these statues leaned:
OG Superman (fabric suit) due to pad crushage
Yellow Wolverine due to back foot peg not going in all the way
Batman TAS due to overall poor engineering
Daredevil tends to lean forward a little due to pad crushage

And that's about it. I know plenty of Tweeterhead statues leaned (like Harley Quinn), but Sideshow's have been resilient. Plenty of statues have one awkward point of contact (Gambit at the shin, Rogue at the arm, Superman/Flash/Captain America at one back foot, etc)--but they're all holding on strong (mostly because they were engineered around a heavy metal bar).

The cards and energy effects don't look translucent, so it's painted polystone--not some weak resin--likely reinforced with metal. I wouldn't hold off on this one due to leaning.
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Old 04-29-2024, 02:30 PM   #435
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I know plenty of Tweeterhead statues leaned (like Harley Quinn),
Out of curiosity what other Tweeterhead statues have leaning issues? I have 37 Tweeterhead statues, Harley among them, and not a single one of mine has any leaning issues. Harley was actually the first one I ever bought so she has been displayed the longest, since February of 2018.
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Old 04-29-2024, 02:43 PM   #436
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Why are so many people worried about leaning? Sideshow statues have been well-engineered over the past few years.

I know these statues leaned:
OG Superman (fabric suit) due to pad crushage
Yellow Wolverine due to back foot peg not going in all the way
Batman TAS due to overall poor engineering
Daredevil tends to lean forward a little due to pad crushage

And that's about it. I know plenty of Tweeterhead statues leaned (like Harley Quinn), but Sideshow's have been resilient. Plenty of statues have one awkward point of contact (Gambit at the shin, Rogue at the arm, Superman/Flash/Captain America at one back foot, etc)--but they're all holding on strong (mostly because they were engineered around a heavy metal bar).

The cards and energy effects don't look translucent, so it's painted polystone--not some weak resin--likely reinforced with metal. I wouldn't hold off on this one due to leaning.
watchu talkin' bout Willis?
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Old 04-29-2024, 06:37 PM   #437
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Out of curiosity what other Tweeterhead statues have leaning issues? I have 37 Tweeterhead statues, Harley among them, and not a single one of mine has any leaning issues. Harley was actually the first one I ever bought so she has been displayed the longest, since February of 2018.
I agree-I have 18 Tweeterhead statues and all are still standing the way they were when I first put them up (I do not have the first Harley Quinn statue so I cannot attest to any leaning issues with that if there are any).
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Old 04-29-2024, 07:35 PM   #438
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My Batman muddy version is leaning. My Harley Quinn leans so much that I can?t display her.
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Old 04-30-2024, 06:47 AM   #439
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The first Harley did lean.
I have Starfire and that statue is as upright as before.

How is muddy Batman leaning? Got pics?
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Old 04-30-2024, 08:41 PM   #440
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He is leaning to the side of his cape. Not an extreme leaning like Harley but still very unpleasant. I took a pic for you but I don’t remember exactly how to post it and I don’t think I remember my password on Photobucket. Sorry.
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