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Originally Posted by JoeScibelli

I guess most people who see these probably have no idea what Glyos is lol

Axis Joints are designed to add articulation, as Glyos in general lacks it. The problem with heavy articulation/parts count is that it really drives up the price for these figures in particular, since they're completely solid PVC (ie: you can chuck it at a wall at full force without any damage, I've done this before to confirm it).

Axis Joint sets are usually $4 a pop from Onell Design's website, so making the articulation equivalent on what one would add to these figures would make them closer to $15, and that's assuming elbow/knee bend and bicep/thigh swivels would be adequate for some. You can really go all out with the system if you have enough joint parts. I've seen a few builds done literally just out of joint sets.

thanks for clarification. I'll probably pick up a t-60 but with limited anticipation.