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Originally Posted by Super Joe

Its good for 3.75 inch collectors. If a good quality DC 3.75 line exists then Marvel fans (old and new) will demand the same. Like how MCU created an increased demand for Warner Bros to do more for DC comic book movies. Its good for comic fans overall.

i'm not deliberately bursting any bubbles, but Marvel fans already demand the 3.75 MU line.
Regardless if Mattel produces a 3.75 line (which i doubt), Hasbro is abandoning the scale.
No MU. No Joe. Just Star Wars prevails.

On the flip side, Mattel also abandoned the 3.75 scale. It's more than likely Vonner will follow suit and jump aboard the 6 inch line as he has already hinted at that.


i'm with Il Cattivo.
Personally i think the Vonner/Mattel news only favors the 6 inch collectors.

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Originally Posted by MUfan97

Nah. People will just be whining that it isn't 6 inch. Kinda surprised the Jurassic World figures haven't been bombarded with that.

Jurassic World, like Star Wars, is largely scaled based. Instead of vehicles, the universe revolves around dinosaurs. 1:18 scale is ideal.

The mega-XL T-Rex aside, making 6 inch scaled dinos wouldn't be as practical in my opinion. Though i wouldn't be surprised if they are testing the waters with the sales of the XL T-Rex to gauge if a 6 inch market is more profitable.

That said, i applaud Mattel for going all out with their 3.75 JW collection.