[Joe Moore]

Behind The Scenes Hellraiser III Pinhead 12-Inch Figure by Mezco

[Joe Moore]

If this has decent articulation, I'm in. Be nice to compare/contrast with the ThreeZero one.

[Dragasses]

I guess companies no longer get exclusive rights to properties anymore, huh?

looks cool, though.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Dragasses

I guess companies no longer get exclusive rights to properties anymore, huh?

looks cool, though.

It depends on who holds master license (if there is a master license), production region, type of product, end price point, materials used, etc. Never as simple as 1 company doing the character so no one else can.

[Dragasses]

I see.

[TimothyR]

at first glance, this looks much better than the threezero version. i think it's a combination of the expressionless face, the pin sizes, pin location, and maybe even camera angle.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by TimothyR

at first glance, this looks much better than the threezero version. i think it's a combination of the expressionless face, the pin sizes, pin location, and maybe even camera angle.

It looks like it will include an alternate head as well.

[Trivial Psychic]

The likeness to Doug Bradley is way better on this one over the 3A version. It will no doubt be cheaper too. Might be a pick up depending on how the final product turns out.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

The likeness to Doug Bradley is way better on this one over the 3A version. It will no doubt be cheaper too. Might be a pick up depending on how the final product turns out.

Yeah, should be around $40, maybe even less online. Basing that on the price of the 12" Mortal Kombat X figures.

[Joe Moore]

Hellraiser III Pinhead 12-Inch Figure by Mezco - The Toyark - News

[Skoob]

NICE.

[Wonderful Toys]

I know the figure has 7 points of articulation, but it's hard to say exactly what that will entail. Looking at the elbows, I can't tell if they're hinge joints or cut joints(like on the NECA figures). And are the wrists considered a point of articulation, since the hands are removable and can most likely be twisted in the socket?