The sad part is that Mezco paid a factory to produce these and it and the issues are at factory lever. Mezco may not have had the time/capacity/funds to send all of those products back to the factory and demand another run, so now as consumers, we point the finger at Mezco.
And rightfully so. If they receive a faulty product from their factory for whatever reason and still pass the product onto the consumer then Mez is 100% to blame. Mezco should just have the plastic parts of a piece made overseas and do the rest themselves in-house. May be not as cost effective but it certainly would be more efficient.
@@shadowtoysphotography Yeah, but I think they don’t have the capacity to do it in-house. I feel like they used a different factory or something. This Spidey doesn’t seem like their usual product.
I’m really disappointed in the size of the body which makes the unmasked head goofy because it’s like an adult Peter Parker on a kids frame. So that makes the unmasked heads useless to me. It’s a shame because the other stuff I don’t mind or actually like but those two things take away my full ability to enjoy this figure. I’ll just put him as Tom Holland in the classic suit because this as comic book Peter Parker Spider-Man is not going to work smh.
I can Not wait until we get The Pattinson Batman!
This is the height size Mezco should have used for their Wolverines.
Whats the mark in the fabric on the one knee? It was fine at the beginning of the video.
It’s just the fabric caught in the knee joint, easy fix. You scared me for a sec lol.
Glad it wasnt permanent! @@shadowtoysphotography
Isn't the giant red Spidey symbol a coaster?
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it is 15 yr old Spider-man. He has to be small.
It got even simpler with the 1967 Animated version, the suit had no webbing on the chest or the shoulders 😱
The sad part is that Mezco paid a factory to produce these and it and the issues are at factory lever. Mezco may not have had the time/capacity/funds to send all of those products back to the factory and demand another run, so now as consumers, we point the finger at Mezco.
And rightfully so. If they receive a faulty product from their factory for whatever reason and still pass the product onto the consumer then Mez is 100% to blame. Mezco should just have the plastic parts of a piece made overseas and do the rest themselves in-house. May be not as cost effective but it certainly would be more efficient.
@@shadowtoysphotography Yeah, but I think they don’t have the capacity to do it in-house. I feel like they used a different factory or something. This Spidey doesn’t seem like their usual product.
I’m really disappointed in the size of the body which makes the unmasked head goofy because it’s like an adult Peter Parker on a kids frame. So that makes the unmasked heads useless to me. It’s a shame because the other stuff I don’t mind or actually like but those two things take away my full ability to enjoy this figure. I’ll just put him as Tom Holland in the classic suit because this as comic book Peter Parker Spider-Man is not going to work smh.
This is very accurate to a young Peter Parker, the head just looks too old for the body. It looks amazing as a Ditko style Spidey, though