J Scott Campbell Alice In Wonderland

[Augen]

Rapunzel could be cool, make her hair wrap around and be the base possibly?

I'd hope Aurora be awake.

Tons of possibilities.

[Incrysis]

Originally Posted by xellos49698

I really want the line to continue as well. Specifically, I love to see these 3 Fairy Tails come to life.

That Sleeping Beauty would be pretty awesome. If we don't get a 12 days of SS reveal, I think this like is over.

[NorthernLadMSP]

Originally Posted by Augen

Rapunzel could be cool, make her hair wrap around and be the base possibly?

I'd hope Aurora be awake.

Tons of possibilities.

This. No boring 'sleeping on a bed' pose.

I would kill for one where she's awake and her hand is extended as she's about to touch the spindle. And the spinning wheel can be part of the base.

[Gokanma]

Opened my Alice and I’m very pleased with her. One thing I didn’t anticipated was her weight. She’s a heavy statue. Much more so than mermaid. I was planning to put her on a detolf shelf in the same tower as mermaid. Is anyone displaying her as such? Is her weight going to be an issue?

Edit: just checked the detolf weight limit is 5.9kg. She’s well past that

[Gokanma]

Paint isn’t as good as the prototype but still very nice and no complaints. Their first piece in this series (the mermaid) actually looks very close to their prototype pictures. Why is that? They put in extra effort because she was their debut launch piece? Tinker bell had shocking paint compared to the pictures they made available to potential customers, such that I cancelled my PO. That was disappointing as I’m a big fan of little Tinker Bell.

[xellos49698]

I'm kind of glad I wasn't a Tink fan, that was a poor effort on Sideshows part with the paint. Also, there were a couple of complaints about broken wings on arrival too.

[dechirico7]

The paint on mine is clean. What is it missing that the prototype had? This might be one of the most consistently good lines that sideshow has had. I think all three pieces arrived immaculate. The fact that people are still expecting to receive prototype quality on a production piece.... Crazy.

[Gokanma]

It’s not the same as a prototype car where you know it’s just a teaser with where their theme might lead them. If you advertise a pro type as the actual product you receive it will disappoint people, and rightly so. Now don’t get me wrong, I’m very happy with my Alice statue. I just think it would be more honest to present production piece pictures in the PO page rather than a stunningly painted piece that you won’t get.

[dechirico7]

Originally Posted by Gokanma

It’s not the same as a prototype car where you know it’s just a teaser with where their theme might lead them. If you advertise a pro type as the actual product you receive it will disappoint people, and rightly so. Now don’t get me wrong, I’m very happy with my Alice statue. I just think it would be more honest to present production piece pictures in the PO page rather than a stunningly painted piece that you won’t get.

Rarely do you see a production piece before pre-order, if ever. Why would a company stick money into production without knowing the amount of interest in a piece? This process has been used for over 25 years.

[built2shred]

Originally Posted by dechirico7

Rarely do you see a production piece before pre-order, if ever. Why would a company stick money into production without knowing the amount of interest in a piece? This process has been used for over 25 years.

They could easily paint it to show what to expect from the factory, hiring an expert painter to do their best job on the prototype when you know the factory will not get anywhere near that quality is a bit of a cheat... That said it only really affects new customers as veterans know not to expect that quality and it's why most of us don't pre-order anymore, not until we see a production statue...