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Thread: ThreeZero Voltron
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Old 02-24-2022, 09:16 PM   #22
VashTS
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Originally Posted by Designincase View Post
I assume import prices are at play of course. Then you got shipping fees.

$300, that's a nice price. You can get a SOC right now for $350 but who knows how much longer that will be in inventory for retailers.

If I didn't already own the SOC, id be preordering right now.

The real question is accuracy to the cartoon vs what each company is adding their own spin. It's not like the original cartoon had a very detailed look.

Blitzway seems to be going for show accurate with some of their own thing to add articulation.

Threezero is sitting in the middle.

Blitzway and Threezero though are adding ways to hide the legs of the lion like in the anime. Also hiding some gaps that SOC missed.

Really if money is no object it's going to come down to your personal preference.
Great take. I am old school. I have a few 22 inch Voltron's from the 90s and that's really my go too.

I love big sizes to represent my mechas.

With that said, threezero does look great... but only 10 inches. I wonder if they are using thr 144th scale?
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