[Trivial Psychic]

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Originally Posted by K Dubious

All my pick ups from a local con

That Cap, along with the helmeted version, are my two favorite Caps made in that scale. The unmasked one looks great when paired up alongside G.I.Joes in particular.

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Originally Posted by kylactus

I'm not sure the real Dengar even had 5 POA.

I love how they tried to make Dengar relevant in the Clone Wars cartoon, and even then, everyone he worked with still treated him like rubbish. So much disdain for the toilet paper bandage man. Poor Dengar.

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Originally Posted by DarthGzus33

I still have my ESB Luke too, great figure!


No doubt good sir LOL...We are living in the dark times with all this new 5 POA though so why not take it back to the OG 5 POA hehehe...By the way, that Sabine is nice!

I ordered the Sabine when she first became available, and was alerted by HTS a few days later that my order was on back order. I had to wait a little while for her to come back in stock, but I was excited to see her in the mailbox this afternoon. As weird as this sounds, I was also excited to see that she was the dark helmet variant. While it's not accurate to the show, there is something ominous about the darker colors on her helmet and decorations. It fits in very well with her Clone Wars brothers, making her a fitting addition to the Night Owls. I'll probably try to track down the correct version of Sabine later on, if any of the stores in my area ever start carrying Star Wars products on a regular basis again.

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

Actually PotF toys have 6 POA on average: neck, shoulders, waist, and hips.

*(does his best Dr. Claw voice....) Curse you Nerd...I'll get you next time. NEXT TIME! Party Pooper...

Just kidding man...forgot about those stupid waist swivels. Seeing people sing the praises of POTF figures though, I had to poke the bear a bit considering how many gripes and complaints you will see about 5POA figures on other threads. The old POTF figures didn't carry that much more in terms of articulation, and were bad ass, and many of them (especially the bounty hunters) still hold up pretty well to this day. Maybe it's just a reflection of the times, but it hurts to see how many great toys get put down as "wastes of plastic" simply because they cannot be posed doing a royal octopus submission hold on another figure.