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Joe Moore · 10-27-2014, 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by mj3141x

I think the biggest thing to me with these ReAction figures is that there seems to be a pretty big division in quality *amongst the individual ReAction lines* themselves, at least based on what I've seen. And I'm judging the quality based on what they are...old Kenner-style action figures...which I think is great...and comparing one ReAction line to another. The Alien figures, the Horror Series and the classic Universal monsters for example (all of which I have and am very happy with) all seem to be made to a noticeably higher standard than, say, Firefly, Back to the Future, Terminator, Escape from New York and some of the others. It's almost like they're coming from two different teams within the Funko/Super 7 group. I've been holding off on ordering the Predator figures because I just couldn't tell which side of the fence they were going to land on, the good side or the bad sad. Sadly, even with all of these pictures to go by, it stills looks like they're on the lower quality end of the spectrum to me. So probably a pass for me, even though I would love to have the Kenner-style Predator line to go with my Alien figures and other monster/horror stuff.

I'm kind of in the same boat here. I think some lines work better than other for the ReAction series. Terminator, Horror, Alien were all pretty good. The Preds seemed like a sure fire hit, but wound up being only okay. I'm curious to see how the Star Trek TOS ones will turn out when they reveal them.

I also think they need to make some adjustments to the packaging. They're missing the mark on some of the small details, and they haven't been especially consistent in their design choices for the cards.

10-27-2014, 07:21 AM	#9
Joe Moore Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 34,381	Quote: Originally Posted by mj3141x I think the biggest thing to me with these ReAction figures is that there seems to be a pretty big division in quality amongst the individual ReAction lines themselves, at least based on what I've seen. And I'm judging the quality based on what they are...old Kenner-style action figures...which I think is great...and comparing one ReAction line to another. The Alien figures, the Horror Series and the classic Universal monsters for example (all of which I have and am very happy with) all seem to be made to a noticeably higher standard than, say, Firefly, Back to the Future, Terminator, Escape from New York and some of the others. It's almost like they're coming from two different teams within the Funko/Super 7 group. I've been holding off on ordering the Predator figures because I just couldn't tell which side of the fence they were going to land on, the good side or the bad sad. Sadly, even with all of these pictures to go by, it stills looks like they're on the lower quality end of the spectrum to me. So probably a pass for me, even though I would love to have the Kenner-style Predator line to go with my Alien figures and other monster/horror stuff. I'm kind of in the same boat here. I think some lines work better than other for the ReAction series. Terminator, Horror, Alien were all pretty good. The Preds seemed like a sure fire hit, but wound up being only okay. I'm curious to see how the Star Trek TOS ones will turn out when they reveal them. I also think they need to make some adjustments to the packaging. They're missing the mark on some of the small details, and they haven't been especially consistent in their design choices for the cards. __________________