Integration

Zigerlion · 12-12-2022, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

Yeah it was like a Voltron-sized mech so as a figure this is clearly not to scale but trying to sell something that big would probably be too risky for a one-and-done concept.

Uh why would anyone even think of getting this thing in scale with the McFarlane figures? To scale with the already large 7.5-8 inch McFarlane figs, the "Voltron sized" bot would have to be 3 feet tall. Who has space for that? I certainly don't! Also have no desire to play with something that size.

*Edit* oh wait I was off by a decimal place, it would actually be 32 feet tall to be "in scale". Voltron is about 330 feet tall and a hero's about 6 feet. So the bot is 55 times taller than a hero. 55 times a 7 inch McFarlane fig would be 385 inches or about 32 feet. Or I could have just divided Voltron's height by 10 since McFarlane is 1/10 scale. Yeah, people really would buy that.

12-12-2022, 04:29 PM	#9
Zigerlion Join Date: Jun 2022 Posts: 572	Quote: Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd Yeah it was like a Voltron-sized mech so as a figure this is clearly not to scale but trying to sell something that big would probably be too risky for a one-and-done concept. Uh why would anyone even think of getting this thing in scale with the McFarlane figures? To scale with the already large 7.5-8 inch McFarlane figs, the "Voltron sized" bot would have to be 3 feet tall. Who has space for that? I certainly don't! Also have no desire to play with something that size. Edit oh wait I was off by a decimal place, it would actually be 32 feet tall to be "in scale". Voltron is about 330 feet tall and a hero's about 6 feet. So the bot is 55 times taller than a hero. 55 times a 7 inch McFarlane fig would be 385 inches or about 32 feet. Or I could have just divided Voltron's height by 10 since McFarlane is 1/10 scale. Yeah, people really would buy that. Last edited by Zigerlion; 12-12-2022 at 04:39 PM..