[Snowflakian]

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Originally Posted by Boba Fettuccini

Why do we even have IMG tags if we can't use them for external images... that's the whole point of those.

Hotlinking other sites images, and using them for say photobucket or your own facebook photos or image shack or your own blog, or the hundreds of other ways you can do it are entirely two different things.

Bandwidth theft of another site you don't run or own's images is bad. Using outlets you control or are available for you to use is good. Plus that site once they discover you did that can change the image to anything grotesque to pay you back for the bandwidth theft(all sorts of things you really never want to see or text images that call you out for image theft jackassery). So it's always better to keep the pics in a link medium you have control over, or that won't let that happen as that's the service they provide. Youtube is entirely different as like imageshack/photobucket/tinyimg/instagram/etc that's the service they provide.

Plus the img tags work to display the img in the post itself, whereas as an attachment alone you have to click the pics.

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Originally Posted by LapuLapu

Guys before we rave on all these con pics release , remember these are first release/prototype of the figs and it wont be the final/package product, knowing Hasbro there will be a slight/noticeable difference from prototype to release product. I didnt mean to be the killjoy but somebody gotta do the reality check.

The only things that really ever change from the prototypes are maybe a few minor paint details and sometimes the face sculpts. Overall the prototype almost always is the same as the final. Some of these even are already figures and not prototypes. Some are hand painted prototypes that evoke more detail by the paint. Typically speaking though the mold itself is what you'll see on shelves, and any changes will come after the initial release like the X-Uniform wolverine that got a head swap running change. (the mold, not the paint scheme. The paint can vary from a wide array of factors like QC, Cost, etc.)