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Thread: Marvel 3.75" Appreciation Thread
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Old 07-20-2012, 11:25 AM   #31465
denmasterprime
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I'll still take Hasbro over Mattel. Hasbro has shined in action figures. Articulation, sculpting and even paint applications have progressed on their products. Look at any boys line out there and look at where they were 5-10 years ago. Swivel-arm battle grip was new and amazing! O-rings? Gimme! Look at us now with wrist and ankle articulation! Accross Star Wars, GI Joe and Marvel the figures have improved in EVERY way. And while there have been some backwards steps in a wave (no ankle articulation or smaller with Transformers) there is always one figure with everything or coming in the next wave as an offset . Mattel has some good sculpting and adequate paint but the paint is helped by absolutely minimal articulation and garbage character selection. This is for the 3 3/4 scale only. Not ragging on 6 inch.
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