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Old 08-16-2016, 07:57 PM   #7
John888481
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Well I imagine there's a point where given the size and the fact that they have to be mass produced that NECA decides they've done enough work on a figure. If they spent too much time going after every single little detail (that most people would be unaware of) they'd probably have to start charging more for their figures or they'd be releasing less over time.
True, but with this figure, I don't believe that to be the case. For one thing, the 1/4 scale version didn't have the issue with the lower half of the face not being wide enough. The main difference between the figures in that regard is that the 1/4 scale had a full head inside the cowl, whereas with this one, the head is carved up smaller (maybe so it'd be easier to put in the cowl during production?). Either way, that was just a design flaw. As for the torso being too thin, the 1/4 scale version was the same way. I don't think it had anything to do with keeping costs down, I think it was just a poor design.
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