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Fury Files Iron Man Marvel Classics 2009
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12-08-2008, 09:51 PM
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Shin Densetsu
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I just hope they do a Version of Iron Man with Armor that is removable and can be used with other Iron Man figures that also have removable Armor.
Heck yea man, that was the best aspect of the mid-90's Toybiz Iron Man line! The potential for customization with that aspect is limitless! The 6" figures didn't have it, but at this scale, I definitely think it can be brought back, heck the minimates have it!
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There are no words to describe how impressed I am with Wave 1 and how solid the sculpting and just how sturdy the joints are.
The
sturdiness
was a primary concern, especially with those of us like myself that had the Toybiz Superhero Showdown figures, and witnessed first hand the fragility and flimsy joints. I am glad to here that the Universe figures are sturdy!
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These are more blocky, chubby in overall feel. So when displayed together, they have a different tone than the 25th Joe line. Don't get me wrong, they do have articulation and detail above most 3 3/4ths figures, just in a different way.
These seem to take on a more comic book aesthetic/exagerrated approach as opposed to the realistic approach for the G.I. Joe line.
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I think Spiderman, Silver Surfer, and Wolverine are tops.
I think Wolverine will rule he is even in his current X-Force costume, and comes with the Muramasa sword, the sword he used to behead Sabretooth last year!
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