Integration

Poison Shadow · 12-14-2014, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Skoob

Considering the extremely smooth, streamlined nature of artist Bruce Timm's character designs, with those tiny wrists and ankles, it's a wonder that DCC approved design and production of a set of figures with any articulation at all. It's a very ambitious decision, to come up with a way for those joints to move and swivel (at least a little) without spoiling the appearance of the figure. DCC deserves credit at least for trying and generally succeeding. The holes, gaps and fissures could be a lot worse.

Yup. A lot of people canceled their pre-orders once these were shown to have those holes near the hips, but... I don't even really notice them. Plus, I mean... they're not statues. These things have articulated joints, and I don't expect them to be invisible.

These things look great to me. Fragility aside, these are the toys I wanted when I was a kid watching BTAS on tv.

12-14-2014, 01:34 PM	#11
Poison Shadow From parts unknown Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 1,065	Quote: Originally Posted by Skoob Considering the extremely smooth, streamlined nature of artist Bruce Timm's character designs, with those tiny wrists and ankles, it's a wonder that DCC approved design and production of a set of figures with any articulation at all. It's a very ambitious decision, to come up with a way for those joints to move and swivel (at least a little) without spoiling the appearance of the figure. DCC deserves credit at least for trying and generally succeeding. The holes, gaps and fissures could be a lot worse. Yup. A lot of people canceled their pre-orders once these were shown to have those holes near the hips, but... I don't even really notice them. Plus, I mean... they're not statues. These things have articulated joints, and I don't expect them to be invisible. These things look great to me. Fragility aside, these are the toys I wanted when I was a kid watching BTAS on tv. __________________