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Originally Posted by ukmu

Nice... Most from MUCC are here anyway in one form or another. Some same, some lurk some under different names. Even the resident super mod pops in with pics from time to time.
I just don't have time for both. Here just suits me. I need to pop in over there and say hello more though.

I have been seeing the MLS popping up at Wal-Mart for people in the states. Perhaps that is great news as the line might become more retail friendly again. The empty shelves and pegs from Star Wars Force Awakens might help regenerate the consumer 3.75" craze. I hope so, as a 3.75" collector and a Hasbro business follower I hope for the change. The focus shift toward 6" has failed. In the sense that it took some away from one to another and brought in only a few from outside. If they carry on with that it is damaging as we've all witnessed.

However if they shift back to 3.75" more consumer buy, more collectors are happy and the same crowd can follow both scales. Of coarse. I'm biased toward one scale but I think everyone wins if they keep making 6" Marvel and keep them available everywhere but then jump in and really give the 3.75" the proper push, it can be plesent for both. Go back to how it was. Stop doing movie line crap figures, integrate the MCU into the regular line and up the articulation. Don't make less figures by dropping a dedicated movie lines- make more by adding them in. That way they don't end up at discount stores.

Why not have cartoon figures and movie figurers and modern era current figures and classic golden and silver age figures all together? Maybe a few in each wave??

This is one of them posts I wish there was a function like twitter where you just quickly give a like instead of me having to reply and say well said man, only because its early and I'm lazy for typing this early in the morning, ha