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Old 06-17-2012, 06:49 PM   #144
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So you would prefer the current articulation? Or just shrink the DCUC design down to 4 ich figures? Simply just asking...
I prefer the old Infinite Heroes to the new Infinite Heroes (most) everyone says should be the examples. But I would much prefer Mattel shrink the DCUC style articulation down to the Joe scale over anything else. DCUC quite simply are the most intellegently designed figures on the market, when it comes to articulation.
I think that is the benchmark everyone should aspire to, not MU.

But as for the last couple waves of DCIH, I think they're so shitty, that the 4" Green Lantern figures are more preferable.
But to be honest, figures that scale don't need to have 30 points of articulation. The early DCIH had the baseline of what makes a nice figure (Neck, the balltype shoulders, elbows, T crotch hips, and knees. Those are the useful points of artic). They were sturdy, too.
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