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Originally Posted by Louise Belcher

My blurr indeed sturdy, however do you have more TR figures? There ones that both their legs and arms are hollow like skullsmasher and triggerhappy. Also don't forget that standard child's play includes bashing figures and such, which I highly doubt many toys today in general can survive that.

I own all but three Deluxe figures (Scourge, Triggerhappy, Breakaway) from the first 3 waves of TR, as well as Legends Rewind and Titan Master Terri-Bull. The only one with significant quality issues is Skullsmasher, and that's not due to the hollowness of the legs, it's because the ball sockets of the hips are loose. Other than that, no real issues.

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Originally Posted by Louise Belcher

They shouldn't have frozen joints to begin with as they are made for kids as well. The miles Morales one barely have paint.

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Originally Posted by Tim

Yeah that Miles morales is painted terribly and mine joints are super Loose.

Of course they should never have frozen joints, but they ain't exactly perfect are they? Them rarely ever having frozen joints is good enough for me, especially when they'rebarely stuck, and don't need a real heating to free them. Also, while that Miles does have less paint then the other Ultimate Spider-Man released in the same wave on the same body, it's still well-applied. Plus, other figures with significantly more paint applications that I've gotten have also been very well-applied, like Deadpool, Rogue, Captain Britain, etc. Also, my Miles' joints are fine. Not too tight, not too loose.