Iron Studios: WW84 - Cheetah BDS Art Scale 1:10

[Phoenixblazes]

Originally Posted by ukshaun

Iron Studio's have probably done a good job based on the movie concept (i've not seen the movie). Fact is, for a Cheetah, it lacks cat vibes. For a Cheetah, it appears to lack spots, although it does appear to feature patches. She appears to look ape-Yeti, demonic monster.

Check out the trailer that just came out over the weekend for a look at the transformed ‘Cheetah’.

[WhistlingTime]

Originally Posted by ukshaun

Iron Studio's have probably done a good job based on the movie concept (i've not seen the movie). Fact is, for a Cheetah, it lacks cat vibes. For a Cheetah, it appears to lack spots, although it does appear to feature patches. She appears to look ape-Yeti, demonic monster.

That's pretty much exactly what I thought as well.

Looking at that first photo, I'd be hard-pressed to say that looked like any earthly animal, let alone a cheetah. And, I agree, I see more of a monkey resemblance when I see the tail in conjunction with the longer fur/hair.

In saying that, I do appreciate the skill/detail in the sculpt. And it certainly portrays an evil, menacing adversary.

[jedi_don]

Originally Posted by Phoenixblazes

Honestly I couldn’t care less about its accuracy to an actual Cheetah. All I need is for it to be accurate to the movie.

Heck it’s not like the comic costume is all that accurate either.

As for film accuracy, even in this fuzzy image from the trailer looks like they missed the mark.

[ukshaun]

Originally Posted by Phoenixblazes

Check out the trailer that just came out over the weekend for a look at the transformed ‘Cheetah’.

I had already seen that. A quick glimpse of the beast.

[Galactic Ho]

Does anyone think about how movie villains and costumes are ruined now because of toys and merch? Like this or back before Star Wars 9 came out they had "sith trooper" toys in stores like 2 months before the movie.

[Phoenixblazes]

Originally Posted by Galactic Ho

Does anyone think about how movie villains and costumes are ruined now because of toys and merch? Like this or back before Star Wars 9 came out they had "sith trooper" toys in stores like 2 months before the movie.

Not really.

It’s fairly easy to ignore.

More often than not, I find trailers really revealing nowadays. So much so I usually only watch the first movie trailer and ignore the other releases until I see the film. I think this was the first time in a while that I viewed a later trailer.