[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Dolemite

You know, usually companies try and put their best foot forward with their preview photos...or is that supposed to be battle damage and NOT blatant paint fuck-ups?

I think it's the mold more than the paint. It look like a hole in the mask itself. I believe they use 3D printers for their prototypes.

They should have tried to fix it before snapping the photo for sure, or at the very least, just photoshopped it out. It literally takes 5 seconds to clone that out, and the other issues (see below). Sometimes I think these companies just don't have someone on staff who is capable of editing the photos properly, to get rid of dust, issues with the prototype, clumped paint from hand painting.