If you like the official 2020 style GCC is the way to go, but personally I like realistic helmets better so that's why I have CAC instead. Plus GCC is in Hong Kong so shipping is going to take awhile.
The only complaint I have about these helmets is that they are placed way too far on the head that you can barely rotate them. The front tubes get in the way while rotating the head and you can barely see the figure's neck.
I actually really like the helmet holes on lego ones. I bought the 212th ones mainly because of the printing error. I kinda feel like disliking the holes is akin to disliking studs. it's needed for the modularity that lego is famous for. If we wanted perfectly accurate characters, we would have already done away with the trapezoid shaped torsos. The halo figures from megablox come to mind But yeah, GCC is great, I hope they get more popular so they can make more figures and at even lower prices
Helmet holes were done before on the clone wars figures. It's nowhere near comparable to disliking studs. No reason why Lego couldn't go back to what worked before. For example Clone Army Customs put helmet holes in the right place.
@@steveo3 if they were to redesign those parts, they would need two versions of the exact same thing for both phase 1 and phase 2. That would be extremely inefficient, and not to mention it would ruin any compatibility between the two versions
@@Fishysalmon02 CAC did it. The fact that a multi billion dollar company like Lego doesn't shows little they care to improve it. Plus the visor they use for "compatibility" is outdated.
I love GGC for me I like it because it blends in with Lego’s figures
Definitely need to pick these up, this video confirmed the quality for ne
I would HIGHLY recommend!
If you like the official 2020 style GCC is the way to go, but personally I like realistic helmets better so that's why I have CAC instead. Plus GCC is in Hong Kong so shipping is going to take awhile.
Cac helmets look so goofy on the newer style clone body
For me the shipping will be astronomical around 30-40usd but ill prob be picking 6 xD
Not 60? You need at least a platoon!
They're nice
The only complaint I have about these helmets is that they are placed way too far on the head that you can barely rotate them. The front tubes get in the way while rotating the head and you can barely see the figure's neck.
Tbh that’s the whole issue of why they look so and, they make the helmets look so fat
Bob
I actually really like the helmet holes on lego ones. I bought the 212th ones mainly because of the printing error.
I kinda feel like disliking the holes is akin to disliking studs. it's needed for the modularity that lego is famous for. If we wanted perfectly accurate characters, we would have already done away with the trapezoid shaped torsos. The halo figures from megablox come to mind
But yeah, GCC is great, I hope they get more popular so they can make more figures and at even lower prices
Helmet holes were done before on the clone wars figures. It's nowhere near comparable to disliking studs. No reason why Lego couldn't go back to what worked before. For example Clone Army Customs put helmet holes in the right place.
@@steveo3 if lego were to move the holes down, then they would have to also redesign every helmet attatchment except the rangefinder
@@Fishysalmon02 Lego's come out with plenty of new molds. Redesign would fit their budget so that's no excuse.
@@steveo3 if they were to redesign those parts, they would need two versions of the exact same thing for both phase 1 and phase 2. That would be extremely inefficient, and not to mention it would ruin any compatibility between the two versions
@@Fishysalmon02 CAC did it. The fact that a multi billion dollar company like Lego doesn't shows little they care to improve it. Plus the visor they use for "compatibility" is outdated.