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Old 12-18-2019, 11:08 AM   #7
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These look way better than expected and a great shoot Joe!

The one thing I think is weird is that the package art never changed so that V3 body must have been pulled off pretty late in the production since the package doesn't even match the figure.

This was an easy pass for me, but your shoot and praise of the new body may have me looking into the these and future retro-clothed figures from NECA.
Package photos like that are typically done with early samples or even hand painted prototypes. They usually have to get those out for approval from the licensor early on. Then over to the packaging designer, who may be free lancing and not in the studio, so they can be run at the same time as the figures in the factory.
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