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Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel

The spectrum of human flexibility is quite wide and many people (not me lol *sad tear*) can nearly abduct their hips at 45 degree angles

You misunderstood. 45 degree articulation in the hips is referencing the fact that they are set into the pelvis at a 45 degree angle. This is a reference to the lower quality articulation in Bullseye's hips rather than the higher quality articulation found in the higher quality Toy Biz figures that came out before Bullseye.

For instance, the base figure that TBML5 Silver Surfer was made from has 90-degree sphere hips, meaning that the spheres on Surfer are set into the pelvis at a 90-degree angle, which allow easier posing and better range than the 45-degree sphere joints do.

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

Oh that would be so creepy to have one day. A toy with a working articulated skeletal system with some kind of material covering it simulating the physical effect of tissue. Like your own personal tiny corpse with adjustable rigor mortis. It would look phenomenally seamless yet have all the available range of motion afforded to the most flexible/pain-resistant of people. Dynamic poses and clean appearances all at once but with the weirdness of feeling like a tiny dead person, and one day it could happen... in the FUTURE!!!

I've been trying to explain to people for years now that that is the future of action figures.