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Old 10-28-2011, 02:37 PM   #42
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1,2,3,4...TURTLES!
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I think 3A/Ashley Wood is like any good toy line, the craftsmanship is there the price does reflect it, but you end up with solid pieces. The resale factor is great on these, no real drop in value, as long as you hang onto the box, and keep him nr mint, they'll sell for the minimum price of what your original investment was if not more. also there's limited runs, it's not like MU where rare figures can get reissued, once they're sold, that's it. I would say the 2nd auction is the better zombie. I've seen both in person. and the 2nd has an extra accessory I believe. If you love great paint aps and crazy articulation buy them. I've only owned some of the robots, not any of the ppl type figures so harder to say. But it's all hand painted, and real cloth fabric, working buckles and clips, heavy weapons, and with the robots the finger replicate that of a human, there's 3 ball joints/finger!
I agree with this post. Considering what you pay for them, you get your money's worth with the articulation, cloth packs, the pure design, I love them.

Also, the new Brambles are up for preorder on BBTS.
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