No problem. I don't mind at all.The composite differs because it's made of 3 different types of plastic. Not exclusively vinyl.The weathered finish is exclusive to the original painted concepts and original rendered artwork I did. The effect is water damage and rust from real life observational reference. WWR is a good comparison if it's helpful for a quick visual likeness. But again, it's a slightly different style. The Beaver Universe sits in the language and arc of 3A. The balance comes in finding a sister language. I want it to feel 3A but something that supports Ash's work. Throws it's hat off to it. A playmate if you will. So everything will have 3A's DNA through it, but with my heartbeat. Articulation is designed on the joints and blueprints I've exclusively designed for the robot. Joint designs are different, but the key points of articulation, if you imagine, are roughly the same. Wrists, ankles, fingers etc. 3A's talented engineering team working with those blueprints. It'll be clearer on 27th when it's released. At the moment we only have the cool prototype model shown at ToySoul HK. I hope that's useful to you. Many thanks for the questions, nice to be in touch with the people that admire the toys and support 3A. Very nice for me. Thank you. Keep your eyes ready for the 27th and feel free to think about what you would like in your collection. It's your taste and what speaks to you. I designed Beaver Industries based of my love of the futuristic, of sci-fi, of robots, and clean slick design, and its counterpart and complete opposite: a sputtering industrial revolution that nods at Victorian heavy manufacturing equipment and heavy production machines. The majesty of the earliest locomotives, the golden age of Imperial invention and exploration. These two threaded together make up the spine for the backbone that is Beaver IND. Enjoy and immerse in what you will!