




My opinion: Although the figure shows exceptional detail and craftsmanship, Im overly not impressed. Medicom figures are notorious for not being anywhere near 1/6th scale. They always appear stumpy and very unappealing next to a figure that is true to 1/6th scale. Another thing that bothers me is that the face scult, although showing much detail, looks nothing like Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in 1977's "Star Wars". The face of the headsculpt almost looks too womanly. And with a US$300 pricetag, I have to say in my opinion this figure is not worth it.
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