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Trivial Psychic · 03-23-2018, 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Archangel

If you sell it on EBay, make sure you set your price reasonably.

....then charge $17.65 for shipping

I know that there is a bit of humor involved here, but it literally cost just a little under that (sbout 12.65) to send a Hela figure (still in the box) I just sold recently, so I also know there is some truth to it.

Post office prices are getting crazy...

On the topic of articulated fingers, I have a large number of ToyBiz figures, and I would have to agree that articulated fingers are a bit much. They can work well enough on larger figures, however I would still prefer sculpted hands. Sometimes it can be a nightmare trying to get a figure to hold it's accessories properly with articulated fingers where a sculpted hand would do just fine. My series 4 Punisher is a prime example of this, as it takes a lot of work to place a gun in his hand and get it to stay there when moving the figure.

Even my RoboCop Hot Toys figure struggles to hold his Auto-9 pistol thanks to his individually articulated fingers, and that figure is a 1/6 scale beast.

03-23-2018, 06:50 AM	#39950
Trivial Psychic Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 4,533	Quote: Originally Posted by Archangel If you sell it on EBay, make sure you set your price reasonably. ....then charge $17.65 for shipping I know that there is a bit of humor involved here, but it literally cost just a little under that (sbout 12.65) to send a Hela figure (still in the box) I just sold recently, so I also know there is some truth to it. Post office prices are getting crazy... On the topic of articulated fingers, I have a large number of ToyBiz figures, and I would have to agree that articulated fingers are a bit much. They can work well enough on larger figures, however I would still prefer sculpted hands. Sometimes it can be a nightmare trying to get a figure to hold it's accessories properly with articulated fingers where a sculpted hand would do just fine. My series 4 Punisher is a prime example of this, as it takes a lot of work to place a gun in his hand and get it to stay there when moving the figure. Even my RoboCop Hot Toys figure struggles to hold his Auto-9 pistol thanks to his individually articulated fingers, and that figure is a 1/6 scale beast. Last edited by Trivial Psychic; 03-23-2018 at 06:57 AM..