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Originally Posted by Jester

That's not relevant to the argument.

It is, because the initial argument implied that there weren't 6" dios at all:

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Originally Posted by LordMudd

Yeah, I want to see Dwight do one of those dios with 6" figures and prove it cost less to do in time, materials and figures for a dio with the same number of figures in it.

If LordMudd's point was that, yes, they do do 6" dios, but he'd like to see Dwight prove it cost less etc. etc., he shouldn't have worded it like they don't do 6" dios at all. That was my point from the start: correcting what seemed to be a false notion.

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Originally Posted by Jester

The point stands:

That is a significantly smaller vehicle than the Flagg. So was the 6" Black Series FO Special Forces TIE Fighter. I don't think they're likely to do vehicles much bigger than maybe 3' in any direction anytime soon.

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Originally Posted by kostej

I too am going to stay with and enjoy 3.75 inch scale. I am sorry, I just do not feel it for 6 inch figures. Also I like my 3.75 collection.

IMHO 3.75 line is the only one where you can create the feeling of heroes facing really large opponents (ie. FFF, Sentinels, various giants), feeling of large battles with all those buildings, vehicles etc. That will be never be possible in 6in scale.

That is admittedly one of the strengths of the 3.75" scale; please, don't mistake me for one of the jerks saying this scale is "objectively inferior" to 6" or anything like that, I never made that argument. I don't think it's at all impossible to do the things you mentioned in 6" scale rather than 3.75", just more expensive/less practical.