Mandible
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Re: YUNSIL Princess Leia white dress PROTOTYPE PICS UP
Many have told me not to compare my only custom-work experience of the Jnix Han, Luke and Ben head sculpts, to this type custom-work as "things work differently."
Well I've just ordered a custom Blade Runner 2049 Agent K life-size jacket replica from RPF, and again, I must have just got really lucky, because that has been equal to, or beyond, any level of professionalism I've ever come across, regardless or industry, or size of job.
The vendor has his custom maker that he frequently uses. The vendor paid for the prototype himself - AND - the insane amount of changes/requests from buyers, to ensure the accuracy was as close to the real thing as humanly possible. The vendor never got annoyed or frustrated, as he was in total control of both the customer requests/feedback, and the maker. The vendor has kept to his ETA's (so far - and is 100% on track to deliver as promised), with constant (almost daily) feedback to questions/requests. And only when the product was 95% approved by all customers did he take one cent for orders. Even after taking orders he was still striving to get it even more accurate - and has excelled in doing so. They are selling for $325 and he has almost sold through his second run in only a week.
Clearly I should buy a lotto ticket, because "this isn't normal" in the custom world.
But hang on... "Yunsil is so amazing, and in such demand, that she has so must work on." And there's my point; if she can't deliver - don't take on the extra work. That's why Tony Mei shelved his Leia dress at the time, because he was snowed under. Guess he operates "differently" too?
Many have told me not to compare my only custom-work experience of the Jnix Han, Luke and Ben head sculpts, to this type custom-work as "things work differently."
Well I've just ordered a custom Blade Runner 2049 Agent K life-size jacket replica from RPF, and again, I must have just got really lucky, because that has been equal to, or beyond, any level of professionalism I've ever come across, regardless or industry, or size of job.
The vendor has his custom maker that he frequently uses. The vendor paid for the prototype himself - AND - the insane amount of changes/requests from buyers, to ensure the accuracy was as close to the real thing as humanly possible. The vendor never got annoyed or frustrated, as he was in total control of both the customer requests/feedback, and the maker. The vendor has kept to his ETA's (so far - and is 100% on track to deliver as promised), with constant (almost daily) feedback to questions/requests. And only when the product was 95% approved by all customers did he take one cent for orders. Even after taking orders he was still striving to get it even more accurate - and has excelled in doing so. They are selling for $325 and he has almost sold through his second run in only a week.
Clearly I should buy a lotto ticket, because "this isn't normal" in the custom world.
But hang on... "Yunsil is so amazing, and in such demand, that she has so must work on." And there's my point; if she can't deliver - don't take on the extra work. That's why Tony Mei shelved his Leia dress at the time, because he was snowed under. Guess he operates "differently" too?
Fingers crossed there are no sequins on this new fabric.
