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Thread: MattyCollector 2012 Q&A
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Old 06-17-2012, 06:22 PM   #143
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I disagree with everytghing you say, pretty much.
The added articulation at the end of DCIH did nothing. It made the figures look worse, did not give them one bit of *useful* posability (I stress useful. They actually LOST useful posability. Their knees and elbows lost the range they already had. Why? So they could swivle. An extremely unintellegent design choice), and it ruined the proportions. On top of that, it made them extremely brittle and fragile.
I don't break toys. And these constantly break.

Also, there's a difference between a softer plastic, and rubberlike plastic. The latter warps if you look at it, and can't even support the figure's weight. That's where MU is, and where Mattel has gone in the last stages of DCUC.
You can't tell me that's an improvement to the harder plastics (Yet still soft) they use in TF, that they used to use all the tim in Joes and early MU, and what Mattel used to use in DCUC and DCIH.

Your customs still belong in the customs forum. You don't need to prove any point to me about how much better better articulated DC figures would look.

So you would prefer the current articulation? Or just shrink the DCUC design down to 4 ich figures? Simply just asking...
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