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DC Universe Classics 6" Appreciation Thread
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QUestion, how are the BTAS figures? Are they as solid in quality as the Icons line? How much articulation do they have?
I don't have any icons but I guess I'd rank the animated line's quality as "surprisingly good." It's mainly a surprise because the first four did little beyond look nice and come with a bunch of accessories but immediately after like with the Joker group I could actually imagine a kid possibly playing with them. Obviously paint apps will still vary from figure to figure such as Bane's eyes being tiny little black dots making it hard to find one where they're properly lined up, I have yet to see a Croc that didn't have ugly paint smudging all over his face because he has all those lines, and Bat-symbols might have color bleed, etc.
The articulation is actually really nice. Ball-joint necks (some figures experience limitations that reduce this to a swivel), ball-hinged shoulders and elbows, swivel or swivel-hinge wrists, swivel waists, bigger figures have a torso hinge, H-hips, hinged knees, sometimes a calf swivel, and either swivel, hinge, or rocker ankles. You can get some of them, depending on the character, into some pretty good action poses and their stands help keep them up.
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