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Old 10-30-2011, 07:11 PM   #53
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I'm all for both BAF MU and keeping the gigantic battles/masterworks lines.

BAF would be particularly for providing correctly scaled characters larger than the Juggernaut mold. GB/MW for providing larger characters where their limbs wouldn't fit in the existing MU packaging. However, Hasbro needs to get their asses in gear and start providing GB and retailer exclusives to other countries, especially those north and south of the USA.
They know how to make awesome figures, they just can't justify making new molds or spending too much on producing the Gigantic Battles sets. If they molded parts for larger characters it would breathe new life into MU.
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