Green Lantern @ Noble Collection

[BlackMarketMagi]

The Green Lantern page is finally up on the Noble Collection website in case anyone is interested.

 

[sakanade]

Thanks.

I'll let the experts tell me if that ring is accurate.

 

[Aberration]

The band is split in the back and rounded on the sides, so it's not that accurate. But for $15, it's not terrible.

I just e-mailed them asking if you can replace the batteries, since the product page doesn't say.

 

[Jack T Chance]

Since no one else could be bothered to post it, here's the all-important LINK:

Green Lantern Products from The Noble Collection

Since it's a light-up ring and only $15, I'll give 'er a go... couldn't possibly be any worse than the ones made by NECA, and will probably be a bit better.

 

[DS Operative]

I'm curious about the Power Battery they have available for $145

 

[Serenity]

I'm curious about the Power Battery they have available for $145

Here's a post with some good photos of the Noble battery in it:
http://www.therpf.com/f9/dc-direct-vs-noble-collections-green-lantern-movie-battery-discussion-120567/#post1845737

 

[Aberration]

They added another 3 products in the last week. There's now a steel spinning ring (size 8-12) for $45, a sterling silver ring (also 8-12) for $145, and a "prop" ring in a little display case for $35. All of them are fairly similar to the light-up ring that we saw before.

I think I'll just stick with the light-up ring, since it's the cheapest, and I don't think I need any more versions of this ring design after that. (BTW, Noble's customer service reps told me that the ring's batteries are replaceable, which puts them ahead of Mattel and NECA in that department.)

 

[msisaac]

Isn't DC Direct doing their own version of the prop battery? Which is more accurate? Having purchased things from Noble before, I am just not that confident in their quality. Things look great, but when you actually hold them, they feel cheap.

 

[magicat777]

I have the Power Battery Replica and it's pretty awesome. It's bright, fairly heavy (resin), and the battery lasts for a while. It looks very similar to the one in the movie; the only difference is that the resin isn't as transparent in as many places as you see in the movie and on the Noble Collection website. As such, it's mostly opaque except for the center and side lenses. The website makes it look much more green than it is in real life...the only green are the central and side the lenses, the rest if heavy black resin with some small transparent "cracks" and "chips" where light shines through. Overall, well worth the $150.

 

[Alex1104]

Does anyone know how to change the batteries in the Noble Collection Power Battery?