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Originally Posted by ShabbyBlue

It's close enough to mesh. It's like comparing the Return of the Jedi/Power of the Force figures from 1983-1985 with the less detailed 1977-1979 Star Wars ANH figures in the vintage Kenner line. They still all fit together consistently, even though sculpting detail improved with the ROTJ/POTF figures. As stated above, this new line is like a gradual progression of the original Playmates line if they continued a few more years into the late 90s/early 2000s.

Exactly.

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Originally Posted by Raine24

That's what I wanted these for as well, which is why I'm disappointed: these aren't the same size as the '90s Playmates figures, they're taller

I really doubt it.

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Originally Posted by Hellscream85

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Originally Posted by Antony916

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Originally Posted by IzzyTipsy

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Originally Posted by Black Arbor

Man, I get why they chose that scale... But would it have been so hard to at least make them 6 inch scale?? Then you could have Wars/Trek crossovers!

Shame they aren't 6 inch scale. They look kinda cheesy, like the Cobra Kai figures that came with the TMNT 2 packs recently.

I get why but it would have been better in my opinion to go either 3.75" or 6". Being in between means no crossover. Again, I get all the reasons why but surely the reasons why not to should have out weighed them. IMHO

I was this close to starting to grab all the Star Trek Mego's that are coming out, but this announcement makes me want to hold out a bit longer, I desperately want a 6 inch figure line that'll fit with Marvel Legends and Power Rangers, hope we get some random ensign and lieutenants of various jobs so I can army build using my bucket of disembodied lightning collection heads. I mean, assuming the heads would be on a ball joint that's around the same size as the Hasbro figs are currently.