A closer look at...1/6 scale Roger Moore figure from D.I.D

In today's video I'll be taking a closer look at the Dragon In Dreams 1/6 scale Roger Moore action figure. There's been no shortage of 1/6 Roger Moore figures across the years from the likes of Sideshow Collectibles and Big Chief Studios, but this release is the only one that is exclusively authorised by the estate of Roger Moore. This was a highly anticipated figure for me as it boasts the sharpest likeness of Roger Moore ever produced and as a life long fan, I couldn't wait to add him to my collection!
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[@richardt3371]

Can I suggest that you run the black elasticated shoulder holster under his right arm, rather than having it across the body? It's how the shoulder holster works, mirroring the leather on the other side. Cheers

[@MarkVersion1]

is the DID head squishy?

[@ode2toy619]

Nope, it's a solid plastic head

[@Sam-td6vw]

Great side by side comparison of the superior DID version against the over rated Big Chief version. The artists that worked on the Big Chief version are poor compared to DID’s artists. Just look at how horrible Big Chief made Jane Seymour and Billie Piper figures look. These are the same artists that work at Kaustic Plastik that made John Wayne look like he lost his dentures in the True Grit figure. Not only does the DID Roger Moore figure look more accurate it’s price is a good value. A figure is only as good as its head sculpt’s likeness.

[@ode2toy619]

Cheers! Yes, a sculpt makes or breaks a figure especially in the 1/6 scale. I don't mind the BC sculpt, but I do think the DID is vastly superior.