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omega145 · 10-20-2011, 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Optimus Vader

I actually love imperfections. I like everything I buy to look like shit.

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Originally Posted by thechris

Yes, definitely. I look for the figures that have flaws and imperfections and buy them specifically. I find they have more character and convey an additional sense of humanity. It's got more of a rustic old fashioned quality that I wish all of my toys would carry. Plus, I'm convinced that more human labour went into the making of said toy, know what I mean? When I order toys online, I don't know exactly what I'm getting. Sometimes that annoys me because I get a figure and it's totally messed up. You wouldn't think it would be this bad but it's seriously making me consider only buying retail. At least with the ones that I really care about. Confusing? I agree. Indeed.

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10-20-2011, 08:46 AM	#14
omega145 Toy Monger Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Hudson, NH Posts: 3,012	Quote: Originally Posted by Optimus Vader I actually love imperfections. I like everything I buy to look like shit. Quote: Originally Posted by thechris Yes, definitely. I look for the figures that have flaws and imperfections and buy them specifically. I find they have more character and convey an additional sense of humanity. It's got more of a rustic old fashioned quality that I wish all of my toys would carry. Plus, I'm convinced that more human labour went into the making of said toy, know what I mean? When I order toys online, I don't know exactly what I'm getting. Sometimes that annoys me because I get a figure and it's totally messed up. You wouldn't think it would be this bad but it's seriously making me consider only buying retail. At least with the ones that I really care about. Confusing? I agree. Indeed. 2 brilliant posts __________________ B/S/T