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Tony_Bacala · 12-04-2020, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by pikajew

Does cyborg have butterfly joints? Getting him soon and hoping for the rest of the animated titans lineup

He does not. Articulation is more simple on the Animated figure so far.

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Originally Posted by IzzyTipsy

Love Batman and Superman, but as you can see, Flash looks way too much of a toy. His pin holes look very noticeable for some reason.

Unsure why McFarlane can't go "pinless" ala Hasbro. Then again, just adding any articulation must be driving Todd insane.

I think this Flash is in line with the 1000 Bats/Supes. All 3 have that thick torso cut that isn't flush.

The pins are a bit more depressed than normal. And, he has extra holes in arms and legs for the lightning effects to plug into. Personally, I don't mind cuts and pins, ball joints and butterfly joints etc, so long as they try to minimize them. On these spandex-esque suits tho it's hard.

Hasbro is going pinless, but even they are slow fading into it, not the standard yet. Will take a while I'd guess for everyone else to catch up. With how much McFarlane seems to not like breaking visuals I'd assume they'd be all over it tho.

12-04-2020, 03:55 PM	#11
Tony_Bacala Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 7,661	Quote: Originally Posted by pikajew Does cyborg have butterfly joints? Getting him soon and hoping for the rest of the animated titans lineup He does not. Articulation is more simple on the Animated figure so far. Quote: Originally Posted by IzzyTipsy Love Batman and Superman, but as you can see, Flash looks way too much of a toy. His pin holes look very noticeable for some reason. Unsure why McFarlane can't go "pinless" ala Hasbro. Then again, just adding any articulation must be driving Todd insane. I think this Flash is in line with the 1000 Bats/Supes. All 3 have that thick torso cut that isn't flush. The pins are a bit more depressed than normal. And, he has extra holes in arms and legs for the lightning effects to plug into. Personally, I don't mind cuts and pins, ball joints and butterfly joints etc, so long as they try to minimize them. On these spandex-esque suits tho it's hard. Hasbro is going pinless, but even they are slow fading into it, not the standard yet. Will take a while I'd guess for everyone else to catch up. With how much McFarlane seems to not like breaking visuals I'd assume they'd be all over it tho. __________________ Transformers at TFW2005.com!