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Old 08-18-2011, 07:12 PM   #39
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My Jango Fett has knees - hee hee
Well, that's 'cause he's from the Vintage Collection of course.

I also agree that GI Joe (especially PoC) takes 1st Place in articulation. I'm also extremely pleased in the articulation that the Vintage Star Wars figures are giving us. Can't say enough about Marvel Universe either. And my brother collects the Crysis 2 figures (I don't though) - they look great & have decent articulation in my opinion.
I'm definitely not saying the Unimax (Crysis) toys have bad articulation. They in fact have good articulation!

But I think when you put them against a GI Joe or MU fig, it pales in comparision. I guess my greater point is that the Unimax standard articulation is more of what to expect from a 3.75 fig for articulation.

BTW I just picked up some Thudercats toys! 3.75 of course, and those are freaking sick with articulation. Again, nothing like an MU fig but still very good.
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