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Old 07-10-2020, 06:35 AM   #9
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Items are in-stock as you mention early on, so it's not pre-ordering, as you mention later on.

Also the artwork of the cards always surpasses the final product. I don't really understand the appeal of these smaller figures. I don't mind the size, but they're all just ugly 70s Star Wars looking figures. Thank goodness Super7 has the 6" line that is much easier on the eyes.
At least 90% of what S7 is doing with these is for the card art. I understand the appeal a bit, and I do understand the price too somewhat. Even though there's only like 6-8 parts, they're pretty much all their own molds, besides the Turtles themselves, like all the Transformers are unique.

Can't compare to Hasbro Star Wars since they're in every store, and if you look at more super articulated lines like Vitruvian Hacks there's lots of re-used parts in every figure and they're $20-25.
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