JND Studios: Wonder Woman 1984 (Gadot) - Golden Eagle Armor 1:3

[Iko Iko]

Looks great. Will be even tougher to find if the production turns out well.

[Silas Loki]

Originally Posted by Iko Iko

Looks great. Will be even tougher to find if the production turns out well.

I hate to imagine what this might fetch on the secondary market if (IF) production turns out to match the prototype.

Not to mention, there's zero chance that credible "fakes" will turn up......to make a reliable "recast" (if I can use that term) would be so cost prohibitive for the producer's it just wouldn't make economical sense. Although, saying that, if the resale value spikes to multiple times the original price, this might justify the "effort" and costs to recast.....so who knows!

[chronos1919]

Originally Posted by Silas Loki

so who knows!

All I know is that I want it now!

[Phoenixblazes]

I’ve got this on preorder and I’m currently concerned with how this will scale with my Prime 1 pieces. I’m thinking I’ll have to separate them as the JND piece will probably look smaller in scale, even after taking into account the lower profile base.

[pdenham]

Relegate it to it's own private area by itself.

Scale problem solved.

[pdenham]

I'm still a little nonplussed about the sweaty look of the silicone.
It's not going to be leeching anything during the course of it's lifetime , is it?

Other than that- WOW!

Nice to see him point out the qualities in the stance. It's subtle, but so damn impressive to me. It makes the piece for me just as much as the hyper real portrait.

Congrats to people who were able to get this. I don't think I'll be seeing it's like again anytime soon.

[Phoenixblazes]

Originally Posted by pdenham

Relegate it to it's own private area by itself.

Scale problem solved.

If I had the required space I would do just that, but with all my preorders coming in that’s unlikely.

Originally Posted by pdenham

I'm still a little nonplussed about the sweaty look of the silicone.
It's not going to be leeching anything during the course of it's lifetime , is it?

Other than that- WOW!

Nice to see him point out the qualities in the stance. It's subtle, but so damn impressive to me. It makes the piece for me just as much as the hyper real portrait.

Congrats to people who were able to get this. I don't think I'll be seeing it's like again anytime soon.

I believe so. At least I seem to remember reading that on the Queen maintenance instructions.

[Silas Loki]

Originally Posted by Phoenixblazes

I’ve got this on preorder and I’m currently concerned with how this will scale with my Prime 1 pieces. I’m thinking I’ll have to separate them as the JND piece will probably look smaller in scale, even after taking into account the lower profile base.

I would imagine "accurate" 1/3 scale would align (+/- mm) from one company to another. Anyone would instantly recognize the impact the base or scenery would have on any height discrepancy. It shouldn't be an issue.

Originally Posted by pdenham

I'm still a little nonplussed about the sweaty look of the silicone.
It's not going to be leeching anything during the course of it's lifetime , is it?

I don't see any "sweating" in any portrait shots so far. The skin effects look extremely life like.

[Sonic Boom]

Phenomenal work. Well done, JND.

[Phoenixblazes]

Originally Posted by Silas Loki

I would imagine "accurate" 1/3 scale would align (+/- mm) from one company to another. Anyone would instantly recognize the impact the base or scenery would have on any height discrepancy. It shouldn't be an issue.

That’s why I mentioned Prime 1’s 1/3 scales, as they’re more often than not overscaled. And going by the measurements of JND’s piece the height of their WW will be shorter than the height of Prime 1’s, by probably a noticeable margin. Even among Prime 1 pieces you can have this issue. For example their Suicide Squad Harley Quinn put against either of their WW’s.

Or heck even their celebrated The Batman Who Laughs statue is dwarfed by pretty much most of their other comic pieces.