I use a small space heater, but yes. Way better than cracking.

That popapartability really ups these in custom fodder value for me.

he looks solid, i mostly pass on these since to this point they haven't offered much new for me, but i'll have to snag a stalker if i ever see him.

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The BossFight guys must love Hasbro *now* taking their advice on how to make action figures, after firing them some 7years back. Stalker is indeed a nice figure, now lets see the rest of the line similarly done and then do Star Wars and Marvel similarly well.

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If only!

The only thing is dislike about Boss Fights figures are the thigh construction. I wish that area was a single piece that popped on like MTF.

The elbows having greater than 45 degree movement is a pleasant surprise. I'm quite happy with how Stalker turned out, but am I missing where the webgear can pop apart? It almost looks like it would separate at the belt buckle, but maybe mine is a bit melted?

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Saw 2 Stalkers today, went to grab them, and an employee pulled both for an online order.

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That blows

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I’ll have to check tomorrow but I don’t think it does. I had to take him apart to get it off. I actually like that though, because it makes the webgear less bulky.

I got a retro Stalker in the mail today. I opened him up about an hour ago, and haven't stopped messing with him since. Stalker was one of my favorite figures as a kid, and yet I'm still surprised by how much I love this new one. It's exactly what I would have wanted from an update of the original: great sculpt, great articulation, and yet it still retains the feel of the 82/82 version. Recreating the weird, crazy-unsafe knife sheath on the web gear was a nice touch, too. I love this guy, and if Hasbro has the good sense to keep turning out Original 13 figures using this mold, I'll buy the living crap out of all of them.