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Tony_Bacala · 10-18-2019, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega

Man, my Mandalorian is such a floppy mess. Almost every single joint on him is loose, not sure it's just mine or what but D Amazing's figure also looked pretty bad in terms of looseness.

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

It's not just you. My Mandalorian had KO levels of floppy...most noticeably in the hips, ab crunch and head. I thought mine might be an isolated incident, but going off of many YouTube reviewers and a personal friend of mine having gone exact same issue with his standard figure (his carbonized one seemed fine) ...I think this is a bit more of a common QC issue.

On another note, this has seriously been the easiest wave of Black Series that I have found in the wild in a LONG time. Not sure whether to view that as a generalized fatigue of Star Wars, or an just how weak of a lineup this wave actually is, or improvements in distribution, which Black Series has suffered from a while now. The only figure I have yet to see is the FO Jet Trooper, which was a Walmart exclusive, so no surprises there.

Odd, mine is not like that at all. Clicks in the knees, nothing moves when you shake him. Holds all poses.

I did notice it moved a bit smoother at each articulation point, less pressure to get things done. Which I actually like, so it's less of a chore to pose these guys. But I guess it's more of a mistake than purposeful now. Maybe as they came out of the mold over and over it got slowly less tight.

My pal's Mando didn't have this issue either.

10-18-2019, 04:09 PM	#5
Tony_Bacala Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 7,667	Quote: Originally Posted by Omega Man, my Mandalorian is such a floppy mess. Almost every single joint on him is loose, not sure it's just mine or what but D Amazing's figure also looked pretty bad in terms of looseness. Quote: Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic It's not just you. My Mandalorian had KO levels of floppy...most noticeably in the hips, ab crunch and head. I thought mine might be an isolated incident, but going off of many YouTube reviewers and a personal friend of mine having gone exact same issue with his standard figure (his carbonized one seemed fine) ...I think this is a bit more of a common QC issue. On another note, this has seriously been the easiest wave of Black Series that I have found in the wild in a LONG time. Not sure whether to view that as a generalized fatigue of Star Wars, or an just how weak of a lineup this wave actually is, or improvements in distribution, which Black Series has suffered from a while now. The only figure I have yet to see is the FO Jet Trooper, which was a Walmart exclusive, so no surprises there. Odd, mine is not like that at all. Clicks in the knees, nothing moves when you shake him. Holds all poses. I did notice it moved a bit smoother at each articulation point, less pressure to get things done. Which I actually like, so it's less of a chore to pose these guys. But I guess it's more of a mistake than purposeful now. Maybe as they came out of the mold over and over it got slowly less tight. My pal's Mando didn't have this issue either. __________________ Transformers at TFW2005.com!