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Old 11-21-2011, 11:12 PM   #9361
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I bet they're pricey! Looks like they're huge and completely made out of metal... THAT'S SO COOL.
You're half right. They're not made of metal though just vinyl plastic the bodies are thick hollow plastic shells while the hands are and arms are more structured plastic like transformers or revoltech. They can be pricey, $50-5000 depending on the rarity, 3A is famous for making like these massive 6,10,12 packs which are super limited but have their "new figure" in a rainbow of color schemes. The paintjobs are so spot on and well concieved that it gives the illusion of being metal! They're compairable to hot toys in terms or resale value/potential/investments and overall semi steep buying price. But you can tell the quailty factor is alot higher then cough "hasbro" so you do see where the extra $$ goes, like rubber bullets, actual working buckles and belts and straps, like 3-4 joints per figure awesome articulation. I suggest everybody own 1 at some point, I had a few and sold them for holy grail items but I have a super soft spot for them and will get more down the road.
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