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Thread: New Marvel 3.75" Appreciation Thread
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Old 08-02-2015, 02:55 PM   #17284
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Bear in mind that the articulation on these, while perfectly acceptable, isn't the same as the older MU figures. They have a ball-jointed head, hinge-jointed shoulders, Hasbro-type elbrows and knees and ball-jointed hips. No torso/waist, wrist, or ankle articulation. So truthfully, they're not much different than Hasbro's latest 3.75" offerings articulation-wise.

As for the quality/build of the figures, they feel great. Every bit as solid as a larger company's product. I have no worries about breaking them at all. And the sculpting and details are crisp with no mushiness.

Well worth it as far as I'm concerned, and I love having them.

The 6" Courage figure looks to be far more articulated, on par with Marvel Legends and it comes with multiple accessories.

Action Figure Courage, the first Core Power for IAmElemental is 6" of power

As I said, I'm not sure what it's actual in-fiction story is but I'm most likely going to just have her be a size-changing-giant-type character.
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