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Originally Posted by Harbinger

Id steeer clear of the action force stuff. From reviews ive read their stuff is brittle as hell and breaks easy. I know marauder gunrunners has some 1/12th weapons.

Well I have the Action Force stuff.

Mcfarlane - Uses a really soft plastic, so it if falls on the ground they
won't break. But they are prone to bending and going limp. Also very gummy looking.

Hasbro - A mix of both but then to favor the softer side.

Neca - Tends to go for a harder plastic which leads to better detail in my book.

Action Force tends to follow the Neca approach. The are a harder plastic which means the thinner parts are most like to break if it falls on a hard floor. They are more likely to break in a rigid hand.

But it's $15 for a good set of gear.


These in the pictures really aren't going to break. But there are like rifles with thin tubes that surely will on a good drop.






It's not stay away from them to me but just be care in handling them.
I found most of them scale well because they are bigger in the hands of the figures they go with which is kinda perfect for the Mcfarlane scale.


I don't know. Some people claim Valverse Action Force line is the worst build quality they've ever experienced while I say it's the exact opposite.
Some people are dismissed any figure where are dip in hot water for 5 seconds is the most difficult thing to go and a sign of terrible quality control.


Point is there needs to be accessory packs. I think telling someone to spend $15 or more on a figure they don't want, just so they can get a small accessory is a waste.