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Joe Moore · 02-18-2018, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by RamenRider

Why? Other companies work with hand-painted prototypes too, those pose just fine.

I'm just saying that advertising action figures with "30 points of articulation" but not showing any of it in your pictures is kinda stupid.

And it's not like they always do this either, sometimes they show their figures in multiple poses, sometimes they don't. I just don't get why.

It's also the very first time I really notice it because they made multiple shots with dioramas and other figures but the poses of Dutch and Linn never really change.

Not everyone works in the same materials or style. NECA's initial prototype are all statues. I've seen them in person, they don't pose. The joint cuts you see are artificial. Once they get pre-production protos in from the factory, they update their official pics with new photos.

02-18-2018, 11:18 AM	#37
Joe Moore Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 34,416	Quote: Originally Posted by RamenRider Why? Other companies work with hand-painted prototypes too, those pose just fine. I'm just saying that advertising action figures with "30 points of articulation" but not showing any of it in your pictures is kinda stupid. And it's not like they always do this either, sometimes they show their figures in multiple poses, sometimes they don't. I just don't get why. It's also the very first time I really notice it because they made multiple shots with dioramas and other figures but the poses of Dutch and Linn never really change. Not everyone works in the same materials or style. NECA's initial prototype are all statues. I've seen them in person, they don't pose. The joint cuts you see are artificial. Once they get pre-production protos in from the factory, they update their official pics with new photos. __________________