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Old 01-29-2022, 07:58 PM   #12
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Sorry, but I’m genuinely curious: what do you possibly like about the Hasbro sculpts?? All their women figures have big head syndrome, large gaps between the thighs and crotch piece because they can’t think outside the box for articulation, and chest parts that are squeezed into what I presume are fixed L/W/H dimensions and as a result also look disproportionate with the rest of the body. Not to mention the arms are also usually too thin, and the elbow joints are often forced into place so it warps the upper and lower arm pieces out to the sides.

I have a feeling that size and parts count alone, Hasbro probably only allocates maybe 2/3 of the budget they give their male figures to their female figures, since they still view action figures as exclusively masculine I guess??…
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