The small splotch on the visor. My OG Zangetsu has the same problem, so if it's anything like mine, it's behind the visor proper and on the Pulp Eye.

NY recently changed their ordering system, so it'll be up to you for a bit.

You have the option now to combine and split orders as you please, as long as you do so before they send out the reminder notices for any items that are part of that order (which they do roughly 10-15 days or so before payment is due).

If you ordered them together as part of the same order and choose not to split them up before you pay for Duke, then they will ship together at the end of January or whenever it is that Blue Beet comes in stock.

If you split the orders, then they will ship separately when each item comes in stock (Duke in December, Blue Beet in January).

Tamashii Web Shop is this close to losing my business if this shit QC keeps up.

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The green on the Melon energy lock is not that bad, but good god that paint splotch on Rose Attacker...

I really don't notice anything wrong at all with Shin Zangetsu...

How could you not notice the paint chip on the driver? It reveals the clear plastic underneath. And below that the red paint is applied so poorly you can see the silver plastic underneath. That's legitimately not a light trick, my SZ is made like shit.

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I would likely never notice the issues on the belt. If the rose attacker came from like Amazon, I'd send it back over a poor paint job, but coming from overseas, I'd just suck it up. I guess my take is that it's all part of the hobby.

I honestly don't see the paint problems on Zangetsu. Rose Attack however looks like someone scraped it against something.

Please don't give me the "it's all part of the hobby" line. I've been collecting SHF's for years and this level of QC on a limited run web exclusive that goes for double retail on the secondary market is inexcusable.

Don't get all in a tizzy, mate. I just meant the dealing with it part. Since you don't have an easy recourse, just accept that sometimes you might get a bit of a lemon. If the arm fell out of the socket or something, that's one thing, but some shoddy paint apps are another. If you're really upset, send your pictures to them in an email. Can't hurt. You might even get a decent response.

But my own personal opinion, as I said, is that dealing with it is "all part of the hobby", line or no.