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Thread: Green Lantern Movie 3.75" & 6" figures at TRU
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Old 06-05-2011, 02:22 PM   #255
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I've been thinking about this for a while now, and I came to realize something.
I think what makes the 3.3/4" figures look so off, isn't that they lack knee and elbow joints. It's that their limbs are sculpted so unnaturally stiff. There arms and legs are just as stiff and straight down as they can possibly be, and it's just so extremely unnatural.
When you stand still with your arms at your sides, in a relaxed position, there is a natural bend in your elbow, and a slight one in your knees. I mean, we did come from squat, quadrepedal animals, after all.
I've only got three figures from this line so far, Kilowog, Isamot, and Ranakar. Of the three, Kilowog looks the least natural, because of how stiff and straightly he's sculpted. While the Guardian, and Isamot all have a more relaxed and slightly more natural feel to them.
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