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Thread: Diamond Previews at SDCC 2016
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Old 07-26-2016, 12:56 PM   #6
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Those are just prototypes, the final releases will have full articulation. But I know what u mean amd I'm starting to wonder what the hell is going on with all the articulation and why we haven't seen it yet. It's starting to concern me tbh but we've been told thry will have it so I guess patience is a virtue? :-P
I'll believe it when I see it but I completely expect these to be a return to their early 2000s products where they can say it has 15+ points of articulation but only 2 or 3 are actually usable without completely disrupting the sculpt or ruining the figure's balance. To be clear I'm not entirely complaining because sometimes the sculpt can be so good I'll forgive weak articulation, I'm just saying that Spawn: Rebirth for instance only has neck, elbow, wrist, and (at least one) thigh joints visible and I wouldn't be surprised if that's it when the figure releases.
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