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Joe Moore · 08-06-2014, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by ZackRoyer

Why the hell those "barbie-ish" figures ALWAYS lack on simple elbow and knee articulation?

The Titan series is meant to be an inexpensive line of large figures for kids. Adding additional articulation means adding tooling, which in turn adds to the cost, which in turn makes the figures more expensive and means they are no longer sell them for $10 - $12 each, or less in this case (just over $8 per figure).

It's not a collector friendly line, but it was never aiming to be. Star Wars is a line (maybe the only line) where you can get nearly any figure in nearly any scale, in a way that will satisfy your collecting needs. From a barely articulated 3.75" figures all the way up to "look how much money I have" quality, and everything in between.

08-06-2014, 11:09 AM	#3
Joe Moore Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 34,320	Quote: Originally Posted by ZackRoyer Why the hell those "barbie-ish" figures ALWAYS lack on simple elbow and knee articulation? The Titan series is meant to be an inexpensive line of large figures for kids. Adding additional articulation means adding tooling, which in turn adds to the cost, which in turn makes the figures more expensive and means they are no longer sell them for $10 - $12 each, or less in this case (just over $8 per figure). It's not a collector friendly line, but it was never aiming to be. Star Wars is a line (maybe the only line) where you can get nearly any figure in nearly any scale, in a way that will satisfy your collecting needs. From a barely articulated 3.75" figures all the way up to "look how much money I have" quality, and everything in between. __________________