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Originally Posted by VonPooten

I'm fairly certain he's merely meaning to compare alternate company's releases of the Hulkbuster in order to determine which would look better alongside Marvel Legends figures. There's no need to take his word so seriously.

Something that is not on the same scale frequency does not necessarily make it not in-scale. A Marvel Universe Wasp could fit better with Marvel Legends figures, regardless of the scale being different. As such, one can say that it's in scale with its Marvel Universe counterparts, but due to Janet Van Dyne's power set, it is also in scale with the Marvel Legends line.

Wasp being a change sizing character in fiction is totally different! I don't think that's a fair or reasonable comparison. Again if you want to say it looks cool, that's fine. But he literally said it would definitely be in scale. Apologies if ignoring the definition of scale while talking about scale is off-putting to me. Apologies if I came off as harsh. I was perplexed and assumed he didn't know what scale meant.

I have Marvel Select Hulk and Juggernaut with my legends because I think they look better, totally okay.

Can someone please tell me where the "ML Hulkbuster is only 9" came from? And can we stop pretending that's a real thing?