Integration

Th0r4z1n3 · 11-27-2012, 07:42 PM

I prefer 3 3/4" figures for a ton of reasons, but mostly because when I got into collecting figures other than TFs the 25th Joe line is what grabbed me. The whole nostalgia thing got me because when I was a kid Joes were all 3 3/4", and they were like updated versions of the toys I had as a kid.

That just kinda spiraled into collecting 3 3/4" figures from all kinds of lines because I like being able to have characters from different continuities interact with each other and be in scale. I think it's awesome because I don't remember too many of my other toys being in scale with my Joes as a kid, and now I can have them all in a standard size... not to mention with a butt-ton of articulation and detail in them compared to the toys of the 80's.

I know the "hard-core" collectors would go ape shit, but I would love to see MOTU get the 4" treatment.

11-27-2012, 07:42 PM	#6
Th0r4z1n3 I seek teh Seekers Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: NW Ohio Posts: 360	I prefer 3 3/4" figures for a ton of reasons, but mostly because when I got into collecting figures other than TFs the 25th Joe line is what grabbed me. The whole nostalgia thing got me because when I was a kid Joes were all 3 3/4", and they were like updated versions of the toys I had as a kid. That just kinda spiraled into collecting 3 3/4" figures from all kinds of lines because I like being able to have characters from different continuities interact with each other and be in scale. I think it's awesome because I don't remember too many of my other toys being in scale with my Joes as a kid, and now I can have them all in a standard size... not to mention with a butt-ton of articulation and detail in them compared to the toys of the 80's. I know the "hard-core" collectors would go ape shit, but I would love to see MOTU get the 4" treatment. __________________ Last edited by Th0r4z1n3; 11-27-2012 at 07:49 PM..