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Originally Posted by AceSimulacrum

I'd have to disagree. Connelly has more of a rectangular face shape, flatter brows, thinner lips, more prominent chin and jawline, and there's a difference of bridge to the nose and of course eyes. Those are very minute slight differences in details. Think this is the best sculpt for Gadot we could get for this scale and quite arguably for all other scales. That being said, I worry about the hair getting in the way for articulation. Sort of glad I can quit my hunting for a 3rd party Gadot head sculpt purchase. But we will see when it is in hand.

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Originally Posted by predaking000

Agree with Ace. When I saw that pic, I was like, "That's her." It's a spot-on likeness. Doesn't look like Connelly to me at all. Hopefully, it's not just skilled photography and lighting. Otherwise, I'm impressed.

I think it depends on which particular angle/photo you look at it from. In the head on shot, she looks more Connelly, or to be more accurate, less Gadot.

However, I think the problem/phenomenon with these sculpts in general is that it depends on what features registered in a persons mind when they saw the face of the person. While I see Connelly because of certain features I weighed differently when seeing the faces of those persons, another like Ace will see it as impossible because of some other feature that registered in his mind when he saw Connelly. To him, every feature that his mind registered to identify Gadot will be checked with this figure, while for me and the commenter before me, it won’t.

That is why I personally try to stay away from wanting the figure to look like the person. Even the actual person can look a little like someone else at the right angle, proper lighting and so forth. This is why for me, as long as they don’t make it look odd (like the female head sculpts we used to get from Western action figures sometime ago, I think they are good enough!