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Optimus Neeson · 02-09-2013, 06:51 AM

I own dozens of McFarlane's Halo toys, and every single one has significant quality control issues. Loose joints, crooked molding, joints glued stiff, ratcheting joints that don't allow normal upright poses, inexplicable inaccuracies that are not mistakes (such as the elongated wrists on the Elites), limited range of motion, weapons that can't be held properly, limbs assembled incorrectly through an entire run (the lower legs of the Grunts), armor pieces glued upside down through an entire run (the Halo 3 Marines).

There is extensive customizing in my McFarlane Halo collection.
You might wonder why I own so many, and the answer is simple. McFarlane produces the best Halo toys, and I'm idiotically in love with the franchise (except for Halo Wars, the Forerunner novels, and the new games starting with Halo4). And I'm a customizer, so I get a lot of practice out of them.

02-09-2013, 06:51 AM	#14
Optimus Neeson a.k.a. Red4 Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 402	I own dozens of McFarlane's Halo toys, and every single one has significant quality control issues. Loose joints, crooked molding, joints glued stiff, ratcheting joints that don't allow normal upright poses, inexplicable inaccuracies that are not mistakes (such as the elongated wrists on the Elites), limited range of motion, weapons that can't be held properly, limbs assembled incorrectly through an entire run (the lower legs of the Grunts), armor pieces glued upside down through an entire run (the Halo 3 Marines). There is extensive customizing in my McFarlane Halo collection. You might wonder why I own so many, and the answer is simple. McFarlane produces the best Halo toys, and I'm idiotically in love with the franchise (except for Halo Wars, the Forerunner novels, and the new games starting with Halo4). And I'm a customizer, so I get a lot of practice out of them. Last edited by Optimus Neeson; 02-09-2013 at 06:53 AM..