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vindowviper · 09-19-2015, 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Autobot_Goldbug

very nice vindowviper!

I wish DCC would continue that line. I was looking forward to Bleez.

Yeah, this year is has been mostly a bummer for 1:18 collecting in general. Too many steps in the wrong direction. I'm still impatiently waiting for that Arkham Catwoman at Walgreens.

So now that even Lego has their Dimensions video game, which appears to have playable mini sets as game pieces, hopefully that aspect catches on with other brands and things can start looking up for this scale of toys. The 1:18 scale would be perfect for a star wars or gi joe or dc or marvel video game where the toy that goes on the platform could be a well articulated and removable action figure, and that could even justify a higher cost because the figure is also a playable character. I know this idea isn't new to adult collectors, but video games appear to be slowly taking things in the right direction.

09-19-2015, 06:31 AM	#3674
vindowviper Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Florida Posts: 210	Quote: Originally Posted by Autobot_Goldbug very nice vindowviper! I wish DCC would continue that line. I was looking forward to Bleez. Yeah, this year is has been mostly a bummer for 1:18 collecting in general. Too many steps in the wrong direction. I'm still impatiently waiting for that Arkham Catwoman at Walgreens. So now that even Lego has their Dimensions video game, which appears to have playable mini sets as game pieces, hopefully that aspect catches on with other brands and things can start looking up for this scale of toys. The 1:18 scale would be perfect for a star wars or gi joe or dc or marvel video game where the toy that goes on the platform could be a well articulated and removable action figure, and that could even justify a higher cost because the figure is also a playable character. I know this idea isn't new to adult collectors, but video games appear to be slowly taking things in the right direction. __________________ Link in bio!