ResidentLilly
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The answer is at present...none, really. I don't have factory paints on any of that stuff yet, so there has been no opportunity yet for that home stretch tweaking.
However, in S4, the problem color areas are the determination of the PIS uniform color. In S5, figuring out a producable plaid jacket pattern and skin color for Newsman and determining just how to vary the color application in Gonzo's nose to distance ourselves from the (IMO) too blue S2 Gonzo. In S6, determining if Statler and Waldorf should have different skin tones and the ultimate elimination of Statler's pinstripes because they present a paint nightmare as far as QC and the determination of just which figure in S6 gets the in case chase paint variation and what it should look like.
However, in S4, the problem color areas are the determination of the PIS uniform color. In S5, figuring out a producable plaid jacket pattern and skin color for Newsman and determining just how to vary the color application in Gonzo's nose to distance ourselves from the (IMO) too blue S2 Gonzo. In S6, determining if Statler and Waldorf should have different skin tones and the ultimate elimination of Statler's pinstripes because they present a paint nightmare as far as QC and the determination of just which figure in S6 gets the in case chase paint variation and what it should look like.
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) - it was i think the thing i liked least out of all the figures and photos i saw. I accept that to be 'show accurate' it would be right to have one with a slightly different skin tone, but i don't really think it works in the action figures. Most other merchandise they have always been the same. Besides, even being accurate to the puppets, i think the contrast between Statler & Waldorf was a bit extreme - kinda like one of them (Waldorf i think) had been out in the sun wayyyy too long. The whole idea of keeping them in the same wave was so that people would buy them as a set, so i think it's also fair to assume people will display them as a set and making one fairly different from the other really detracts from that. Overall the actual figures (sculpting, likeness) looked lovely and the majority of people will be blown away by them, but IMO i'm pretty sure that people will thank you if you either make both skin tones the same lighter one, or at least tone down the redder one a bit.