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Old 03-10-2017, 11:41 AM   #28292
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On the GOTG figures the chests are too big with the extra layer of plastic, and the shoulders are way, way too low. Also on Starlord it seems that the legs are too far from the figures crotch, witch has diaper attributes like early 25th GI JOE figures. A little too weak sauce for me. I contimplated these figures for use with my Star Wars but maybe not. I do like the emphasis on the 2 pack though.

For some reason Yondu looks portly, I am not sure if that is a attribute to the character or not.
I'll have to see these in person but since Chris Pratt is 6' 2" the scale thing might be OK for me.

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Soooooo just wondering, what is your favorite less articulated figure?


Like, which one do you really like, despite the limitations we got from 2015-onward?


I admitably don't have TOO many of the less articulated figures, but a favorite of mine is Captain Marvel.



Her head is a bit large, sure, but once you get her into the right pose, she just looks good. In fact, I had to borrow this image from a blog review just to illustrate that.
I really like moon knight. It seems like they worked out some kinks on the ball jointed shoulders as they are really smooth, that wasn't the case on living laser even tho it's ok the same buck.
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