[Tarquinius]

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Originally Posted by Snowflakian

Between ketch and blaze, I really hope the coming MU one is his late 90s outfit that was only used for awhile by ketch before going back to normal. I kinda liked that orange and black cyber punk look over the ketch or blaze renditions. Sadly no company has done a figure of that one.

At least we'll be getting his bike in marvel crossovers though. Shame there aren't many other supplemental vehicles like that.

Oh, and I forgot to add Master Mold to my list of Toybiz X-Men era in scale figures.

I'm not a fan of SHS. Granted I only have 2.
But punishers arms and mold just seems too long, the fact his joints can't hold weapons in his poses don't help, and how often he falls apart doesn't either.

Ironman doesn't bode much confidence from me either. Just sitting his armory alcove, sometimes he just randomly splits in half at the waist and his top half falls out. And that's besides the other limbs that flop around freely too much. The only redeeming factor to these figures for me was the stands. But I gotta say the construction doesn't make me enthused to get anymore. MU seems far more rigidly constructed, and doing the costumes I prefer like modern thor (with hammer inscription!) even reed I prefer the MU one's head. The body not so much, but that's easily fixed. Doom I also prefer the MU version, but I head swapped mine to an Ultron body, so I don't have that head falling off problems others have. I'm just not fond of the loose construction SHS uses after having my hands on MRS which offers the same if not more articulation but sturdier figures and plastic than SHS uses, since then I just can't look at SHS seriously. Bandai blew toybiz out of the water with those Rider figures in the same scale. Hasbro seems to be keeping pace rather well though, albeit slowly adding it.

Are you sure that Ghost Rider Marvel Crossover's bike will be to scale for a 3.75 figure? It seemed kinda big to me....