Thanks for the review, I think I am going to send mine back to pulse along with the Japanese spider man, I didn't realize he had the old torso crunch and hydra looked great online but in person I just can't justify the price just for the heads sculpt and holster, those really are the only good points of the figure.
I am very curious on who coined the term "buck" is that an actual industry term for mold or is that something randomly made up by reviewers? There is a artist model by by brand called Art S Buck.. I feel like social media cause a bunch of people to become confused and start calling molds.. bucks. Japanese and Chinese reviewers has never used this term.. and have zero clue what the term means. 😅
@@xcorpeo well as it turn out.. buck is 100% not a term used by the industry lol it is a very like just something made up. Look up a product called "Art S Buck" and you will immediately realized it.
The definition of a "buck" that I read stated that it's: "A method of creating a small set of base bodies on which multiple figures can be built. Commonly used as a way to cut costs. However, it may also be used to make releasing additional figures and characters a quicker process".
Thank you for making my days Xcorpeo because I went to my school prom 2 months ago and I danced with a girl for the first time and I had fun dancing with her, Once again, Thank you so much.
I know she is not on the new female body mold, But to me, I still think she is 95% or 80% the best Marvel Legends Madame Hydra figure in my opinion and even though I don't have her, I might consider on getting the Alex Ross model 70 Ironman as well as U.S Agent to fight Captain America or the Avengers, Thank you for the video.
Nice review, man! I think you highlighted a lot of the figures weaknesses, but personally, I think that this figure is a hot mess. Her face sculpt is okay, but her eyebrows are too thick, and make-up seems too harsh in application. Her body is lackluster, as you pointed out, but her arms seem to be just a little too short in proportion to the rest of her body. It's also weird that we have sculpted gloves on her arms, yet the boots aren't sculpted, and are simply a division in the paint. I find that kind of inconsistency to be more than a little annoying. I also don't like her belt color. It just looks like she's wearing a belt made of cheap, green plastic. Surely a black belt would have been better here for optimal contrast. They could have at least have tried to provide some kind of leather texturing or something. Imagine how good that gold Hydra logo on the holsters would have looked against black leather! I would have preferred that. Such a wasted opportunity. Her guns are also lackluster. The barrels on those guns are nothing short of a joke, as they lack dimension and credibility. Hasbro should have retired this gun sculpt years ago because it's not at all good. I can't help think that Hasbro cut every corner on this figure, and I find that to be downright disappointing. The head is the only saving grace, and they botched the paint on that. Your review, I think, is extremely accurate and fair, xcorpeo. You always sum things up quite well, and this review is another spot-on analysis from you. Keep up the good work!
@@xcorpeo Dude! Your reviews are always on the money. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and opinions with us. It's a privilege to get new videos from you, and I look forward to your next installment!
An honest, first-rate review of Madame Hydra and her accessories!
You know this is going to be material for a Crazy good custom Poison Ivy
They should've used the same green that was used for Psycho-Man. Giving her suit the glossy leather look like in the artwork.
Right or shiny spandex would have been way sexy too
Thanks for the review, I think I am going to send mine back to pulse along with the Japanese spider man, I didn't realize he had the old torso crunch and hydra looked great online but in person I just can't justify the price just for the heads sculpt and holster, those really are the only good points of the figure.
Even Quake takes a hit because they didn't finish painting the zipper like it's meant to continue down the stomach.
Characters in this wave are strong but there are some elements like you pointed out, that are conspicuous by absence
I am very curious on who coined the term "buck" is that an actual industry term for mold or is that something randomly made up by reviewers? There is a artist model by by brand called Art S Buck.. I feel like social media cause a bunch of people to become confused and start calling molds.. bucks.
Japanese and Chinese reviewers has never used this term.. and have zero clue what the term means. 😅
I don't know man 😅 I use buck and mould interchangeably. Anyway I'm ethnically Chinese. 谢谢观看
@@xcorpeo well as it turn out.. buck is 100% not a term used by the industry lol it is a very like just something made up.
Look up a product called "Art S Buck" and you will immediately realized it.
probably came from infamous, most-used mold from BUCKY cap america.
The definition of a "buck" that I read stated that it's: "A method of creating a small set of base bodies on which multiple figures can be built. Commonly used as a way to cut costs. However, it may also be used to make releasing additional figures and characters a quicker process".
@@jonathanhampshire6856 source? Link if possible
Thank you for making my days Xcorpeo because I went to my school prom 2 months ago and I danced with a girl for the first time and I had fun dancing with her, Once again, Thank you so much.
Beautiful story. Happy for u
Yeah, She gave me a night I'll never forget.
I know she is not on the new female body mold, But to me, I still think she is 95% or 80% the best Marvel Legends Madame Hydra figure in my opinion and even though I don't have her, I might consider on getting the Alex Ross model 70 Ironman as well as U.S Agent to fight Captain America or the Avengers, Thank you for the video.
It's a really low bar to clear to be best.
Like I said probably the best because the old Hasbro version is effy.
Nice review, man! I think you highlighted a lot of the figures weaknesses, but personally, I think that this figure is a hot mess. Her face sculpt is okay, but her eyebrows are too thick, and make-up seems too harsh in application. Her body is lackluster, as you pointed out, but her arms seem to be just a little too short in proportion to the rest of her body. It's also weird that we have sculpted gloves on her arms, yet the boots aren't sculpted, and are simply a division in the paint. I find that kind of inconsistency to be more than a little annoying.
I also don't like her belt color. It just looks like she's wearing a belt made of cheap, green plastic. Surely a black belt would have been better here for optimal contrast. They could have at least have tried to provide some kind of leather texturing or something. Imagine how good that gold Hydra logo on the holsters would have looked against black leather! I would have preferred that. Such a wasted opportunity.
Her guns are also lackluster. The barrels on those guns are nothing short of a joke, as they lack dimension and credibility. Hasbro should have retired this gun sculpt years ago because it's not at all good.
I can't help think that Hasbro cut every corner on this figure, and I find that to be downright disappointing. The head is the only saving grace, and they botched the paint on that. Your review, I think, is extremely accurate and fair, xcorpeo. You always sum things up quite well, and this review is another spot-on analysis from you. Keep up the good work!
"cut every corner" is what I should have said in the review. Thanks for the thoughtful comment dude
@@xcorpeo Dude! Your reviews are always on the money. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and opinions with us. It's a privilege to get new videos from you, and I look forward to your next installment!
What a lazy excuse for a figure. The best part really is the head sculpt and only the head sculpt.
Ah yes, I feel let down