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Old 12-07-2010, 07:55 PM   #18
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I agree that the Avatar-style articulation was a step in the right direction for Mattel, but I want the figures to be in the 4 inch scale, with a minimum of 13 points of articulation. Head, shoulder (arm), elbows, wrists, hip (leg), knees, and feet/ankles. I don't think that's too much to ask.

I'm glad to hear that Mattel's WWE team is working on the 4 inch line, because I love their 4 inch...oh wait. They haven't put one out yet. I loved the Jakks Build and Brawl figures, and I'm still waiting for Mattel's offerings. I don't care much for wrestling at this point, but I loved some of the classic guys and they are good for custom sculpts, too.

And in fairness, Mattel's larger scale figures do look pretty good. I just want to see something quality at the smaller scale. Maybe they can do what they did with the Toy Biz Marvel Legends line and put out a decent line copying some of the better things Hasbro has done, just a few years later and a few tweaks of their own.

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