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trebleshot · 06-08-2010, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Meangreen

He's apparently 5' 10". Seems about right for a young man with a slight build.

That's still considered average height for most adult males, 20 years or older. There's a spread that goes from about 5'-7" to about 5'-10". Anyone taller is technically considered above average (which most superheroes are).

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Originally Posted by Tarquinius

Well and also remember, SHIELD series vs HAMMER series; they are COMPLETELY different.

In SHIELD we had a lot of shorter molds (Punisher mold, DD mold) and they got rid of those. In HAMMER, we are now seeing a lot of new molds and even custom molds for unique characters (Thor etc). But in effect, all the HAMMER figures are way bigger then SHIELD figures.

Example: House of M Spiderman TOWERS over Daredevil

But Black Spidey was part of the SHIELD series (wave 3, TBE)....

06-08-2010, 02:05 PM	#31
trebleshot Dark Lord of the 'Ark Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ohio Posts: 8,224	Quote: Originally Posted by Meangreen He's apparently 5' 10". Seems about right for a young man with a slight build. That's still considered average height for most adult males, 20 years or older. There's a spread that goes from about 5'-7" to about 5'-10". Anyone taller is technically considered above average (which most superheroes are). Quote: Originally Posted by Tarquinius Well and also remember, SHIELD series vs HAMMER series; they are COMPLETELY different. In SHIELD we had a lot of shorter molds (Punisher mold, DD mold) and they got rid of those. In HAMMER, we are now seeing a lot of new molds and even custom molds for unique characters (Thor etc). But in effect, all the HAMMER figures are way bigger then SHIELD figures. Example: House of M Spiderman TOWERS over Daredevil But Black Spidey was part of the SHIELD series (wave 3, TBE).... __________________