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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

There have been plenty up to this point that have got it right. The First Avenger, Winter Soldier, and Civil War Caps pretty much got them all right at the time of their release, though it's unfair to compare them to current figs due to advancements in sculpting, scale and digital face printing. And in the case of the Winter Soldier version, that can easily be fixed with a head swap from the 10th anniversary edition. I'd go as far as to say the "Agent Rogers" Cap with the headswap is the best version we've received of a movie Cap yet...and that's INCLUDING the Figurarts stuff that people seem to think are superior.




Only the IW and EG versions have dropped the ball thus far, but I think that has more to do with the secrecy behind those movies when they were in production and what they were given to work with, as opposed to Hasbro just flat out getting it wrong. Even then, they have their positive points, with IW having the best Cap body sculpt yet, and the EG (QR) version giving us a much needed updated headsculpt for an older figure if you're willing to put the work into it.

Yep, while there haven't been too many individual Caps that get it all right by themselves, we've gotten lots of great bits and pieces that can be swapped together to create ideal figures. That Marvel Studios 10th Anniversary Cap head is still the single best Chris Evans likeness I've seen outside of Hot Toys.

While the Age of Ultron/Civil War Cap body is a little skinny for my liking, I think all you'd need to do to make a better one is take the heads from the Marvel Studios 10th version, take the IW Cap and do a bit of resculpting (patching up the holes on the upper torso, adding full sleeves and gloves, modifying the neck peg/ball, and adding back the star, namely), you'd have a perfect one. I know that's still my plan... whenever I get around to learning how to paint and sculpt.