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Old 05-10-2011, 04:35 PM   #6
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Yeah as I mentioned before I am shocked how good the quality of these are compared to past "Marvel Movie Line" 3 inchers. Wolverine was a QC nightmare and Ironman was hit or miss with joints, but Thor got away scott free. Great line, great movie, GREAT SON OF ODIN!
I gotta say I'm more of an Iron Man fan was one of the first comics I got as a kid and also love the cartoon too lol I think the 4 inch movie line is great and the only negative articulation issue was the elbow joints on the extermis, arctic and cyborg war machine mold cause they strayed away from the rotating ball joint thats on all the other movie line figures. I hope will see more coming like the prototypes of the final battle whiplash and the exo-armors.

But I think Thor is right up there these are arguably the best figure lines for comic movies ever in articulation, detail and character likenesses. I'm really excited to see what comes up in the future Thor waves!
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