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Old 08-30-2016, 04:58 PM   #14
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I never have understood the half statue/half action figure concept. It drives me nuts to have a figure with movable arms and a totally solid lower body. It's like getting a die cast car where only the front wheels can roll.
I guess they could be justified as price saving or more likely sculpt-saving choices. Like back when NECA did those types of figures (cult classics, their old Terminator stuff, etc.) I could see them having finished a sculpt and then deciding they'd rather not hurt the pants by cutting them up with what would have been crummy/limited articulation. Thankfully as their methods developed they started throwing in lower body articulation.
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