[Joe Moore]

Venom: Let There Be Carnage - Carnage Figure by Hot Toys

[emeraldnite]

I would have preferred the film stay truer to the comics and kept Carnage smaller than Venom. He was tiny but quick and lethal and actually stronger than Venom, which I liked.

[snake5289]

Odd choice to make Carnage bigger than Venom but cool looking figures none the less.

[ddarko]

This is more like it (compared to the cosbaby looking version they revealed earlier)! It’s almost the size of a 1/4 humanoid. Only thing is, at 43 cm tall, he won’t fit in a Detolf.

[webz]

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Originally Posted by ddarko

This is more like it (compared to the cosbaby looking version they revealed earlier)! It’s almost the size of a 1/4 humanoid. Only thing is, at 43 cm tall, he won’t fit in a Detolf.

Hunched over, menacingly growling, he will fit. In the classic A pose, he will not. I understand shelf real estate, but for me, the few 1/6 scale figures I have are posed in dynamic action shots to draw attention.

[ddarko]

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Originally Posted by webz

Hunched over, menacingly growling, he will fit. In the classic A pose, he will not. I understand shelf real estate, but for me, the few 1/6 scale figures I have are posed in dynamic action shots to draw attention.

Oh, don’t you have the issue of any cracking and stuff in the skin? I have a few TBLeague ones and the manuals says to keep them in neutral pose, and only in dynamic for a short period to prevent cracking. So all my 1/6 are displayed in the fully upright standing museum pose. That being said, this Carnage seems to be jointed and not a seamless. So you are right, should be able to keep him in the hunched over pose to make him fit.

[webz]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ddarko

Oh, don’t you have the issue of any cracking and stuff in the skin? I have a few TBLeague ones and the manuals says to keep them in neutral pose, and only in dynamic for a short period to prevent cracking. So all my 1/6 are displayed in the fully upright standing museum pose. That being said, this Carnage seems to be jointed and not a seamless. So you are right, should be able to keep him in the hunched over pose to make him fit.

I have a few tbleague and I have them in action poses, but nothing extreme. They are a few years old and no problems yet with crackling or stretching. Poses like releasing arrows from a bow, swinging a sword in mid leap, that sort of thing, without fully bent arms or legs.

Carnage looks to definitely be jointed limbs, with a seamless neck and torso. Somewhat disappointing at the price point, but doesn’t seem to break the illusion of the figure.

[ghostbogey]

Impressive Fig...
Not a "BIG" Carnage Fan...
Impressive none the less ;^)

[webz]

Carnage is definitely worth the money, even though I’m not a big fan of the character. But they flippin’ went to the 9’s with the design. Seriously just like the movie model. Only thing “missing” is the mucus-slime between tendrils.