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Old 05-31-2011, 09:06 PM   #153
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Ahso. Thanks for droppin' the knowledge. I just so happen not to own any of these particular figs. So, "double" jointed would mean that the elbows and knees extend through the full 180-degree range of motion without locking at the straightened arm or leg position? If so, why is this useful? Fighting poses to depict villains getting their arms/legs broken?

Not trying to be an ass, honestly... just trying to understand.

Thanks!
It's more like the Marvel Legends elbow and knee joints (If I remember them correctly). It allows the arms and knees to actually fold up realistically, instead of stopping the way they do. Basically, if Larfleeze was released with this kind of articulation, you actually could pose him squating down and clutching his lantern to his chest. The standard DCUC articulation could never allow that.

I forgot to mention some of them also have a new wrist joint, that allows the hand to actually move, instead of just rotate.
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