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Old 11-25-2011, 07:59 PM   #26
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I don't know whay you're thinking, but I think you're under the impression that he's talking about knees and elbows going backwards too? He's not. He's talking about the double joints that are seen on a lot of the newer DCUC figures, like Black Lantern Abin Sur, Modern Blue Beetle, Mercury, Captain Boomerang, and all the MU knees.
I don't know how this equates to rubber or inappropriate articulation, because it gives them almost a full range of human motion, where as the standard knee and elbow joints seen on Hal Jordan, Superman, or Batman only really allow for ninty degree movement before the sculpt stops them.
yeah so true that is what I'm talking about . don't get me wrong I like to poss my figures but you can only do so much on them but with the extra joints hings and may be some lower swivel legs would help the figures articulation so much . I know i'm not the only one who thinks this or may be some ankle pivot . to have more stable set up .

see the back foot don't fit flush on the ground !!
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