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Old 06-08-2022, 02:43 PM   #17
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Hasbro by far. Wasnt a fan of the gangly, marrionette-like proportions a lot of toybiz figures had. And thought their idea of detail, washes and overly sculpted wrinkles everywhere, was quite ugly at times. I've noticed too that the few figures I actually really liked at the time (bullseye and moonknight for example) havent really aged well.
Oh. Yeah. Bullseye has not aged well at all. I think the figure that has aged the best of that era is the Punisher, his face isn't over-designed as other figures and I love the tactical design on his legs. His hands are the only thing that I don't like about the figure, the moving fingers make it dificult to hold weapons.
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