Yes, all 3 Leone/Eastwood films are masterpieces. Even though TGTBTU is certainly the most epic of the 3, FAFDM is my favourite. It had an emotional side to it and I loved the chemistry between Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef. Indio is a terrific villain too. The ending is very special with the colonel giving Monco the bounty money, the colonel riding off to a glorious sunset, all backed up by Morricone's sublime 'Addio Colonnello'. Clint is a very special talent and human being, it's great that we're finally seeing some noteworthy collectibles based on him.
Present Toys and Snake Toys are both making versions of Tuco and Angel Eyes. You can get both characters for the price of Sideshow's Blondie. On par for figure quality as well.
Not to mention all the limited batch sets of the trio, and the non-stop re-releases of the Redman Toys ones. It always boggles my mind how someone can buy something like this, upload a review, and have no clue with what they're talking about. Don't mean that in a crappy way, it's just very bizarre. *Pretty sure the answer to that is, look no further than all those funko pops in the background lol
@@Chalor. take it easy, anyone collects whatever they like, I have tons of funko pops too and a bunch of hot toys. And being a collector sometimes I miss some releases, just don't bash others for whatever reason, let people enjoy stuff 👍🏼
Watching these figures made me remember how Hollywood uses guns. In all his westerns, Clint uses black powder weapons. But you can't use bullets for black powder weapons. So it makes no sense having bullets in his belt lol. Never mind the fact that, in the black powder era, bullets weren't even invented yet. I know why they do this. Cause black powder guns look cooler than casing shot. But knowing about guns, it's something you can't stop seeing. It's like, we all know what cars look like. But when I show you the inside, it looks like a horse and buggy lol. You just can't stop noticing it.
From another video that a user posted… “Really nice figure! Clint's pistol is an 1851 Colt Navy model, which would have been a conversion from black powder cap & ball to fire .45 Colt cartridges, or maybe .38, as was often done back in that time. The "spinner thing" is called a cylinder, and the "door" is called a loading gate. It was not a "top break" revolver, meaning it does not break open to load; cartridges are loaded individually through the loading gate, as Clint demonstrates in the movie.”
This was a great video really calming to help me fall asleep im still trying to find one of these figures but it's hard but i would love to see sideshow do Robert de niro figures next i would like a taxi driver and cape fear figures
Blade Runner and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly are also my 2 favorite movies. I really wish the 1/6 scale from Sideshow turned out better. I ended up selling mine immediately after seeing the final product. I may end up grabbing the quarter scale version at some point to make up for it. I feel they actually nailed the look on that version.
They sell it as a limited edition, anyone has an idea how limited and an estimate of what this collectible could do price wise in the next 20 years if unopened?
I think gonna wait for the present toys version....a plus on this one was it was officially endorse by clint eastwood...I have a custom headsculpt but I wouldn't want mess it up...is he wearing blue jeans? Slacks? Is the shirt blue or pinstripe? Kinda hard to tell if you di a custom. Still like to get the present toys version. I wish they did outlaw Josie Wales.
I just got my Eastwood figure really is incredible fantastic. The only thing I noticed is that the holster is to big and the gun is not the one he used in the movie. But overall is a wonderful figure to collect.
Sick figure man. Do u think sideshow is still not done realeasing Clint legacy figures? Like do you think theres a good chance we will get an Unforgiven William Munny?
They do “The Outlaw Josey Wales” figure. Also, in the movies, the bullet holes in his hat isn’t meant to be from the incident with Colonel Mortimer because the bullet holes were there in the previous movie, “A Fistful of Dollars”. For some reason, the holster is way too large, the end of the lNavy Colt barrel should protrude through the bottom of the holster, but not on this figure. I watched a TH-cam video where Clint visited the place where these figures are made and for whatever reason, the holster and belt was accurate in shape and colour which is tan, not dark brown with accurate stitching on the belt with the Navy Colt barrel visible protruding from the bottom of the holster, unlike what is being sold. By comparison, I would be disappointed with the one you got.
I'm wondering if the version you saw is the Premium Format version they haven't released yet. Also, the holster is too short in the movie because it was originally made for the 5.5" barreled gun from the previous films and not the 7.5" gun in this one.
Original colour was Olive/Green. With each instalment in the trilogy the sun died it brown, hence why the inside of the poncho was always Olive/Green because the sun never got to that part and by the time of TGTBATU, the sun had bleached it so much it was very brown. And today it is a light brown/tan colour. Compare the poncho in FAFOD to TGTBATU at the end of the film and you will notice a clear difference in colour. It was the same poncho in all 3 films.
@holyboy1 wow very cool knowing that... that's awesome to know. Had no idea the sun turned it to different color. I always wonder why the color was changed. Great movie trivia 👍 👌 thank you so much! I guess if I'm doing a 1/6 kitbash figure of eastwood I can get away w tan brown .😊
Yes, all 3 Leone/Eastwood films are masterpieces. Even though TGTBTU is certainly the most epic of the 3, FAFDM is my favourite. It had an emotional side to it and I loved the chemistry between Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef. Indio is a terrific villain too. The ending is very special with the colonel giving Monco the bounty money, the colonel riding off to a glorious sunset, all backed up by Morricone's sublime 'Addio Colonnello'. Clint is a very special talent and human being, it's great that we're finally seeing some noteworthy collectibles based on him.
He arrived to me a week ago and I'm so excited as you are. briliant master piece.
I met Eastwood in the 90's. I'm about 6'4" and he was about the same height
Present Toys and Snake Toys are both making versions of Tuco and Angel Eyes. You can get both characters for the price of Sideshow's Blondie. On par for figure quality as well.
Not to mention all the limited batch sets of the trio, and the non-stop re-releases of the Redman Toys ones. It always boggles my mind how someone can buy something like this, upload a review, and have no clue with what they're talking about. Don't mean that in a crappy way, it's just very bizarre.
*Pretty sure the answer to that is, look no further than all those funko pops in the background lol
@@Chalor.Just noticed this comment. I literally have third degree burns from this roast.
@@Chalor. take it easy, anyone collects whatever they like, I have tons of funko pops too and a bunch of hot toys. And being a collector sometimes I miss some releases, just don't bash others for whatever reason, let people enjoy stuff 👍🏼
Watching these figures made me remember how Hollywood uses guns. In all his westerns, Clint uses black powder weapons. But you can't use bullets for black powder weapons. So it makes no sense having bullets in his belt lol. Never mind the fact that, in the black powder era, bullets weren't even invented yet. I know why they do this. Cause black powder guns look cooler than casing shot. But knowing about guns, it's something you can't stop seeing. It's like, we all know what cars look like. But when I show you the inside, it looks like a horse and buggy lol. You just can't stop noticing it.
From another video that a user posted…
“Really nice figure! Clint's pistol is an 1851 Colt Navy model, which would have been a conversion from black powder cap & ball to fire .45 Colt cartridges, or maybe .38, as was often done back in that time. The
"spinner thing" is called a cylinder, and the "door" is called a loading gate. It was not a "top break" revolver, meaning it does not break open to load; cartridges are loaded individually through the loading gate, as Clint demonstrates in the movie.”
Head sculpt is off. Looks like Anthony Zerbe.
This was a great video really calming to help me fall asleep im still trying to find one of these figures but it's hard but i would love to see sideshow do Robert de niro figures next i would like a taxi driver and cape fear figures
Blade Runner and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly are also my 2 favorite movies. I really wish the 1/6 scale from Sideshow turned out better. I ended up selling mine immediately after seeing the final product. I may end up grabbing the quarter scale version at some point to make up for it. I feel they actually nailed the look on that version.
Very cool video of the man with no name figure of clint Eastwood. I got my figure today as well it is very cool as well
Great video and TG,TB, and TU is most definitely one of the all time greats. Blade Runner is also my favorite movie funny enough.
I just ordered mine today! Did you know that Clint Eastwood William Munny from Missouri from Unforgiven is in production!? I RSVP already!
They sell it as a limited edition, anyone has an idea how limited and an estimate of what this collectible could do price wise in the next 20 years if unopened?
I think gonna wait for the present toys version....a plus on this one was it was officially endorse by clint eastwood...I have a custom headsculpt but I wouldn't want mess it up...is he wearing blue jeans? Slacks? Is the shirt blue or pinstripe? Kinda hard to tell if you di a custom. Still like to get the present toys version. I wish they did outlaw Josie Wales.
I just got my Eastwood figure really is incredible fantastic. The only thing I noticed is that the holster is to big and the gun is not the one he used in the movie. But overall is a wonderful figure to collect.
Joe Kidd, 2 Mules for Sister Sara, Outlaw Jose Wakes. All great deserving recognition. What about Kelly's Heros.
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Sick figure man. Do u think sideshow is still not done realeasing Clint legacy figures? Like do you think theres a good chance we will get an Unforgiven William Munny?
They just announced they are doing him
Ngl if they end up making the other two ima kick myself for not picking this up. I always like the character Hogan from Two mules for sister Sara.
That figure is bad ass!
FUNFACT: Boba Fett is based after this character
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They do “The Outlaw Josey Wales” figure. Also, in the movies, the bullet holes in his hat isn’t meant to be from the incident with Colonel Mortimer because the bullet holes were there in the previous movie, “A Fistful of Dollars”. For some reason, the holster is way too large, the end of the lNavy Colt barrel should protrude through the bottom of the holster, but not on this figure. I watched a TH-cam video where Clint visited the place where these figures are made and for whatever reason, the holster and belt was accurate in shape and colour which is tan, not dark brown with accurate stitching on the belt with the Navy Colt barrel visible protruding from the bottom of the holster, unlike what is being sold. By comparison, I would be disappointed with the one you got.
I'm wondering if the version you saw is the Premium Format version they haven't released yet.
Also, the holster is too short in the movie because it was originally made for the 5.5" barreled gun from the previous films and not the 7.5" gun in this one.
@@CollectedWorx I’m not sure because they didn’t mention the Premium Format version but the colour and design of the holster was true to the movie.
I thought this wasn't released yet ?
My only question which drives me crazy...is the poncho brown 🤔 or is it green? Hard to tell in the movies?
On one of Sideshow’s video on their channel, they mention that they asked Clint this very question. The answer: green.
It's green, but usually looks brown in most versions of the movies.
Original colour was Olive/Green. With each instalment in the trilogy the sun died it brown, hence why the inside of the poncho was always Olive/Green because the sun never got to that part and by the time of TGTBATU, the sun had bleached it so much it was very brown. And today it is a light brown/tan colour. Compare the poncho in FAFOD to TGTBATU at the end of the film and you will notice a clear difference in colour. It was the same poncho in all 3 films.
@holyboy1 wow very cool knowing that... that's awesome to know. Had no idea the sun turned it to different color. I always wonder why the color was changed. Great movie trivia 👍 👌 thank you so much! I guess if I'm doing a 1/6 kitbash figure of eastwood I can get away w tan brown .😊
@@robertonline6543 Yeah it's a cool fact to know. Here is what it looks like today:
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Didn't know you collected 1/6
Badass
Its a great looking figure, but goddamn, $275 and up is just too much. But hey, if you can afford it, more power to you!
I thought Cry Macho was good for what it was. There are some silly scenes but I still very much enjoyed it.
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Bad sculpt