There's actually three licences - the Kelvin stuff is with Hiya Toys.
I think Hiya also has a SNW license. They announced a Pike and Spock from that series rather than a 2009 Uhura.
There's actually three licences - the Kelvin stuff is with Hiya Toys.
yeah, I just got my notice for SNW Spockand…I just got the shipping notice “label created” from USPS for Mariner.

I was gonna say the same thing; the ratios are completely fine, just less toyetic. The likeness of the Picard figure is the problem I've got. The last time I saw the prototype, it looked more like Mark Margolis than it did Patrick Stewart.That "little head" Picard is seven heads tall, so it's much closer to accurate than the one to the right, which is only six and a third heads tall. And I'm not gonna dignify the complaint by comparing it to the proportions of the original Playmates figure on the left.
So Master Replicas is catching shit for being more accurate to reality than previous figures?
https://imgbb.com/ is a really easy one to use. Or I can send you my email address and I'll host the pictures.Okay, got Mariner. Was kinda hoping for an old school blister card but no luck. The packaging is nice though. I was surprised MR shipped it in such a large box. It’s easily twice the size they could have used.
Scale looks about right with the playmates Trek figures. But her arms and legs feel super skinny.
More later once I really have a chance to pose it and such.
Sorry no pics. Don’t have a hosting site.
Awesome. Thank you for sharing the comparison pictures too.Thanks. I think I got the free host you linked there figured out…
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That's why I don't understand why apparently a lot of people hated the 6 inch PM figures. Just put those together in one display, and the 4.5 inch together in their own displayPut 'em on a different shelf.![]()

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