Gamorrean Guard Figure, COO reference guide.

[Dublinjeff]

Macau COO, LFL variants:

As can be seen here, there are a number of differences between the three figures COO and LFL leg markings. (Previous figures leg markings discussed on last page)

The latest figures LFL markings has two obvious traits that make it different from the previous figures.

The new figure, shown below on the left in the large box, has a noticeable gap between the numbers '1' and '9' in the date stamping.

Secondly the first 'L' of the LFL stamp is considerably lower than the copyright mark when compared to the other figures.

The new figure also has a much more noticeable "Glossy" finish around the Macau COO stamp which is a lot more defined.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Macau COO figure armour:

With the three figures there are two with Light Grey armour and one, the latest arrival, with darker armour. This can be seen here in the following pictures. New, dark figure on the right.

Close up comparison shot:

Here's the three Macau COO figures together:

 

[Pomse2001]

Awesome Jeff, I love the work you do

 

[Dublinjeff]

Thanks for the comments Lars, appreciate it.

You will like the update I have for the guide later! Nice little addition...

 

[Dublinjeff]

Gamorrean Guard Axe accessories:

Having picked up a few complete figures for the guide, I purchased one that was sold as having a "soft, bendy" axe. Unsure if this was something that was a real difference I decided to have a look at the five axe accessories I have collected. I was delighted to find that there is indeed a noticeable difference between the axe variations

Below is a little bit of information I have been able to put together on the differing weapons.

The two different axes that I have are a Soft mould type and a Hard mould type. I am aware that the Lili Ledy variant differs again from these two, but that will be discussed in the Lili Ledy update which should be up on here soon :wink:

Here's a shot of the five axes I currently have. Four are "Soft mould" and one is a "Hard Mould"

The Soft Mould Axe is quite "Bendy" in hand as can be seen from this picture:

The two different axes have a number of noticeable mould variations. The Soft Mould Axe has a much smoother finish as opposed to the Hard mould type.
The Soft Mould Axe also has a lighter brown handle compared to the darker brown, Hard mould axe:

 

[Dublinjeff]

The two axe variations both feature a number of mould marks on the blade of the weapon. Both feature the same "dimples" on either side, however, the Hard mould type has a distinctive 'Edge' to the blade as these pictures show:

 

[Pomse2001]

Fantastic update Jeff, great idea with the weapons. I will work on the same with Luke Stormie and Warok

I have a lot of axes and figures of those guards so I will see what I have. I have never looked so much at the axes :lol:

But I have 2 different ledy axes

 

[Dublinjeff]

Glad you like it

Would be great to see your Ledy variants....Make a nice addition to the guide.

Looking forward to seeing your updates on the Luke and Warok reference guides aswell 8)

 

[Dublinjeff]

Lili Ledy variant:

Delighted to finally add one to the guide. Very distinctive paint application and markings. The armour colour is the darkest on any of the figures.

Leg markings:

The Lili Ledy variant comes with No COO markings. The LFL stamping is quite different as it overlaps the bottom of the tunic, as can be seen here.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Armour:

Head sculpt:

 

[Dublinjeff]

These couple of shots show the variations in skin paint application on the figures. The distinctive Lili Ledy variant is on the right.

The face moulds also differ a good bit from figure to figure.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Group shot of all variants:

 

[Dublinjeff]

Quick COO photo reference guide:

 

[Pomse2001]

Lovely stuff Jeff, You do a fantastic job with this guide :wink:

 

[Pomse2001]

Ok here is 2 different Lili Ledy axes a Dark Brown and a Brown, they are both Soft mould, sorry about the light on the blade on the one to the right.

Here is a picture of an Lili Ledy Axe inside a Moc

The Next picture is an Axe inside a Kenner Hong Kong 77 back Moc.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Brilliant addition to the guide Lars. Thanks for that.... 8)

 

[Pomse2001]

Brilliant addition to the guide Lars. Thanks for that.... 8)

No problem, I will add some more soon

 

[walkie]

Ejector pin markings:

As highlighted by aussiejames, One unique feature with the Hong Kong figure is the presence of Ejector pin markings (EPM) on the front, upper legs. These don't appear on other variants.

Not officially and I hope you don't mind me posting these....

Polish Deluxe Bootleg:

 

[Dublinjeff]

Brilliant addition, thanks for the pictures! Looks cool 8)

 

[walkie]

It's a shame I don't have his axe. Colour wise there are numerous options some of which can be seen here...

http://forum.rebelscum.com/t1061833/