LegoWyrm
The Attack of the Clones 2
Dude, where are your ears!?
Two of three. This time, David Ramirez from Cyberpunk Edgerunners.
I am a little baffled here. The designer decided to reuse Rebecca’s frame instead of sticking to the original design by me. Why? The result leaves a lot of to be desired, including a complete lack of ears, which I find very uncanny. The inadequate connection of the hair section is also very noticeable. 3 out of 10.
All clone sets used parts from Gobricks brand, so the quality of the bricks was very high, sometimes indistinguishable from Lego ones. The packaging, however, was very rough as it is common in most goods coming from Chinese stores. Many parts were heavily scratched despite being theoretically new. A bummer, but I guess it was predictable.
The Attack of the Clones 2
Dude, where are your ears!?
Two of three. This time, David Ramirez from Cyberpunk Edgerunners.
I am a little baffled here. The designer decided to reuse Rebecca’s frame instead of sticking to the original design by me. Why? The result leaves a lot of to be desired, including a complete lack of ears, which I find very uncanny. The inadequate connection of the hair section is also very noticeable. 3 out of 10.
All clone sets used parts from Gobricks brand, so the quality of the bricks was very high, sometimes indistinguishable from Lego ones. The packaging, however, was very rough as it is common in most goods coming from Chinese stores. Many parts were heavily scratched despite being theoretically new. A bummer, but I guess it was predictable.