Integration

Dr Kain · 12-30-2017, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by ludovicotek

Is there a difference between this and the BAF that comes with the retail Dragonball figs? I always see them at Walgreens and am tempted.

They're not even in the same category as each other. Compared to the Figuarts, the Build a Figure looks like a cheap Happy Meal toy. Not to mention it is only half the size.

With that said, I opened him and he is A LOT bigger than I thought he would be. The sculpting is fantastic, but it took me nearly 40 minutes to get him positioned in a way to rest pieces of his body on the stand. It's even worse than Ryuki's dragon monster. However, the end result was well worth it as he looks pretty badass.

I do wish the dragon balls could separate and that they had stars on them though. For $50, he was well worth the price. It's just too bad that I don't even want to touch him now for fear that I may have to reconfigure his position.

12-30-2017, 09:37 AM	#1019
Dr Kain King of Nerdom Join Date: May 2012 Location: Melbourne FL Posts: 11,833	Quote: Originally Posted by ludovicotek Is there a difference between this and the BAF that comes with the retail Dragonball figs? I always see them at Walgreens and am tempted. They're not even in the same category as each other. Compared to the Figuarts, the Build a Figure looks like a cheap Happy Meal toy. Not to mention it is only half the size. With that said, I opened him and he is A LOT bigger than I thought he would be. The sculpting is fantastic, but it took me nearly 40 minutes to get him positioned in a way to rest pieces of his body on the stand. It's even worse than Ryuki's dragon monster. However, the end result was well worth it as he looks pretty badass. I do wish the dragon balls could separate and that they had stars on them though. For $50, he was well worth the price. It's just too bad that I don't even want to touch him now for fear that I may have to reconfigure his position. __________________