Captain America Movie figure

[samurainoir]

[BlackKnight]

what scale is that ?
Looks pretty Damn cool to me.
Looks sorta like a Custom ..., The Shield Paint aps drop the ball. Colors look alittle off too. The side arm doesn't look removable either.

[kingdom warrior]

Wow!! that's nice!!!

[samurainoir]

[LAST SON OF KRYPTON]

what scale is that ?
Looks pretty Damn cool to me.
Looks sorta like a Custom ..., The Shield Paint aps drop the ball. Colors look alittle off too. The side arm doesn't look removable either.

It looks cool alright,but this looks like a CG art for the figure done using CG softwares like Mudbox or ZBrush.
Very Nice though.

[Type3Toys]

It looks ok. I would just for once like to see a movie made where it actually looks like the comic book character.

[megojim]

It looks ok. I would just for once like to see a movie made where it actually looks like the comic book character.

Can't disagree with you John but I'll reserve judgement to see how their rendition works into the story. In Batman Begins and DK I think they used the application of "armor" very well and adpated it into a decent redition. Like wise with Iron Man. Not sure there is anything to "work in" with Thor but will still reseve judgement. I'm still waititng to hear an explanation of why they lost Billy Zane's Striped brief's in The Phantom

[clemso]

http://www.bleedingcool.com/wp-conte...echnicolor.jpg

I wish they still made the Marvel Studios figures, this would fit right in.

[aquatroy]

what scale is that ?
The Shield Paint aps drop the ball.

They sure did! I think they messed up the red and white stripping on his midsection, too.

[MIB41]

I'm just curious to see what he would look like once the helmet is removed. That figure is the first time I've seen Cap with what looks to be a actually mask on his face and not just a one piece helmet with goggles. It looks like it may have a more faithful rendition of Cap's mask underneath...perhaps for the modern version? If that happens, I will be pleased with the aesthetics of the character. I still have great concerns for the director, Joe Johnston. His track record (and results) when handed big budget films or Iconic characters has never been very good. Perhaps this will be his break through. One other very curious note: The initial Cap figure shown at the Toy Fair has a very different helmet design (and color scheme on the sleeves) from what is shown here. It would appear the Studio has been reworking the look based on the wave of negative feedback.

[Type3Toys]

Can't disagree with you John but I'll reserve judgement to see how their rendition works into the story. In Batman Begins and DK I think they used the application of "armor" very well and adpated it into a decent redition. Like wise with Iron Man. Not sure there is anything to "work in" with Thor but will still reseve judgement. I'm still waititng to hear an explanation of why they lost Billy Zane's Striped brief's in The Phantom

I just wish, for once, they would make a movie like the comic that inspired it. I mean if it were good enough to be a certain way in a comic book for 30+ years it should be good enough to carry a movie as well.

[Megospidey]

^^ But that is the problem. There have been several incarnations of Cap...so which suit do you use? Everyone has their favorite depending upon when they were born and what CA means to them.

We are children of the 70's, so we like that look. But not everyone else does...and apparently, the producers don't either.

I can live with this version. It is modern and stylized - and still faithful to what I see as Captain America. And...I've always loved the WWII version of Cap anyway.

[TrueDave]

I know this I am sick of seeing cgi photos of prototypes when i pay money to buy a figure mag.

The 1990s cap costume was accurate. But he had rubber ears. i noticed because when he slides under a Nazi truck in teh begining one of his wings gets caught for a second and the whole side of his face moves.

I understand why the old serial and the Reb Brown movies got rid of teh wings.

[huedell]

I just wish, for once, they would make a movie like the comic that inspired it. I mean if it were good enough to be a certain way in a comic book for 30+ years it should be good enough to carry a movie as well.

I think this view is too picky when the suit looks really close.

Plus... it just isn't fair to assume that a costume can move from
2-D to 3-D and from decade to decade and stay the same...
keeping the same suit 24/7 rain or shine no matter where or when,
well, that seems way more irrational.

[BlackKnight]

It looks ok. I would just for once like to see a movie made where it actually looks like the comic book character.

Look Behind The Movie Thor.
Thats the New 3& 3/4 inch Comicbook Accurate Cap I told you about that's Packaged with Wolverine , in the New 2 Pack. Thats a Bad Arse Figure.

I myself will snag the 3&3/4 inch Movie Cap for sure. I think he looks great.