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Old 06-08-2010, 06:06 AM   #43
ShinGetterPrime
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idk I'm not too optimistic I mean mattel does a shitty job when it comes to figures their detail is in the low class and they were left behind by hasbro...If the figures are sculpted like the 3.75 dc universe figures their gonna blow big time.

not good in my opinion...until we see prototypes
i agree on the 3.75 DC .. but beyond that, mattel's detail blows anything hasbro has to offer.. especially their movie masters line. their motu classics are very well detailed as well. while hasbro can barely release anything other than 3.75 line and even some of those have the worst details ever like the spiderman and x-men origins wolverine figs.

and as shin densetsu mentioned, mattel is no stranger to voltron. its just that really im afraid that this may end up practically hard to find and very expensive
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