[dCon]

To Todd McFarlane:

The pre posed non articulating waist is unacceptable to most action figure collectors anyway, but ESPECIALLY after 3.4 million in sales we feel there should be no reason for it! But JUST AS BAD is the ONE thigh swivel. If anything, just don't have any thigh swivels. At all, if you "can't break up the sculpt" I'm positive any modern action figure enthusiasts would agree completely.

Quote:

Originally Posted by adugifever

Apparently more fans than Unicron has...

Unicron was WAY more expensive.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spaiderman

If this be really the case,
it's just a upgrade version of color top series,not a good action figure.

No those are 2017/2018 this was 2000. Completely different sculpts.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robogeek28

I wish they would put up a true Modern Spawn...

Yeeeaa boooeey

Quote:

Originally Posted by darthschroeder

I think the most useful points of articulation to add would be bicep swivels for the arms, and an ab crunch or ball joint for the upper torso.
Without the bicep joint, poses for the arms will be pretty limited. An upper torso joint would be great even though the torso has that weird pre-posed sculpt. Dunno why they sculpted it this way. Reminds me of the first Wolverine Marvel Legends figure that has lots of articulation but always looks weird because of the pre-posed nature of the torso.

A swivel at the calf and forearm wouldn't be needed. The hands will already be able to rotate and pivot at the wrist. Same goes for the ankles/feet; they'll be able to turn side-to-side as well as pivot up and down. The thighs already seem to be able to be able to rotate since they both plug into the hip joints, so an additional swivel would be redundant.

Quote:

Originally Posted by notoriouslyhigh

Wow, that's a bummer if they abandon that idea and just go back to a static torso piece.

COMPLETE!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sniper1

Bummer about the torso, definitely a danger in backing a Kickstarter project!

Totes