Movie April O'Neil Variant

Toadtrooper · 06-21-2014, 01:27 AM

It's the same sculpt.
The only way a yellow neck error could exist is if the torso were cast in yellow plastic and a paint application was missed, or the torso were cast in flesh plastic and a paint mask wasn't applied. I'm not sure what color plastic the figure was cast in.

As far as legitimate errors you might find:

Hair glued properly, eye and eyebrow tampos applied properly.
Good-looking figure with good likeness.

Versus...

Hair glued too high, eye tampos misplaced, eyebrow tampos misplaced.
Terrible likeness, figure doesn't look nearly as good as it should.

This is why you'll hear time and time again about a great sculpt being murdered by its paint job.

06-21-2014, 01:27 AM	#12
Toadtrooper Hench Mutant Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 250	It's the same sculpt. The only way a yellow neck error could exist is if the torso were cast in yellow plastic and a paint application was missed, or the torso were cast in flesh plastic and a paint mask wasn't applied. I'm not sure what color plastic the figure was cast in. As far as legitimate errors you might find: Hair glued properly, eye and eyebrow tampos applied properly. Good-looking figure with good likeness. Versus... Hair glued too high, eye tampos misplaced, eyebrow tampos misplaced. Terrible likeness, figure doesn't look nearly as good as it should. This is why you'll hear time and time again about a great sculpt being murdered by its paint job.