[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by dukefett

He's got a distinct enough face to see this isn't very good at all. Do they have his rights?

Every face is distinct in real life. But when you try to break down a very clean, symmetrical, "typically handsome" face with little defining features into a traditional sculpt, it is more difficult to capture the likeness than a character with more defining features. Someone like Schwarzenegger, Robert Patrick, and Robert Downey Jr. have more defining facial features that can be accentuated in a smaller sculpt and pass as a better likeness.

Then you have stuff like this that is initially sculpted in studio, and then reinterpreted by the factory sculptors. NECA doesn't use scanning tech for their initial sculpts or their final factory sculpts. Stuff gets lost in translation at times. It's not a good likeness of Chris Evans, but I can see why they (and others) didn't capture it well.