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Post by prodigy1367 on Feb 14, 2015 22:53:10 GMT -6
Figma is notorious for bringing out mainly females. Not complaining too much but a lot of series feel incomplete without the many male characters that need releasing
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Post by ◄VR► on Feb 14, 2015 23:07:22 GMT -6
Yep, like only releasing Kagome and nothing else from InuYahsa.
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Post by prodigy1367 on Feb 14, 2015 23:17:31 GMT -6
That's exactly the one I was thinking of. Could've gone so far with that series. The title of the show is INUYASHA  |
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Post by ◄VR► on Feb 14, 2015 23:21:54 GMT -6
They're supposed be making a Dark Magician Girl soon and I'm almost certain they won't make the Dark Magician...
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Post by jonmichael on Feb 15, 2015 2:06:51 GMT -6
I was referring to the Marvel Legends reveals. I'll take all the females in that line that I can get. Lol.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2015 2:46:57 GMT -6
My point was just showing that they are very out of scale with Figuarts, or any other lines really. But, going by the size of the Re:Edits he looks to be bigger than even the Marvel Select Hulks. So, for some people it's wrong. I know not everyone is such a stickler for proper heights, but it was definitely a deal breaker for me. Sadly, Marvel Select said that a Hulkbuster just wouldn't be realistic for their price point , and don't have any plans for one anytime soon. So, I'm just gonna stick with the Marvel Legends Hulkbuster. There has been talk of a possible Age of Ultron Hulkbuster build a figure in one of the later waves this year. Oh ok ok, I was a bit confused there when you started to give an intro on a line(s) that had so far about three releases. lol. From the new prototypes, I like the most the Iron Patriot and HulkBuster, but they are just too expensive for me. I asked from a mate for a size comparison, so here is the Re Edit model 38 Bleeding Edge next to the figma MK7(which is a bit too tall next to the Figuarts by itself). Without a doubt another scale completley I don't think there was even a qustion about that. Still those are really amazing pieces with light up features etc. A friend of mine got the Armorize release a couple of weeks ago, you can build is armor and stuff it's pretty cool.  I got the Figuarts MK6 and War Machine on the way for 121$(or 14,380 yen) shipped! I believe that's a good deal for them right now. And also the Legacy of Revoltech MKI that just came out as well, I think it should scale well with them. The other one's I had mind are the Legacy of Revoltech MK5, and Revoltech MK2, and the MK21 Midas. I hope that the MK2 will get a Legacy rerealse as well. The Revoltech's armors for the most part scale very well with the Figuarts.   The figma MK7 (Which now get the his mold repainted to MK21, Midas armor), while scale well with the figma avengers, and vise versa the avengers scale well with the Figuarts, the MK7 next to the Figuarts armors just throw off the scale. s8.postimg.org/q3nanhqc5/DSC06278.jpgWaiting to see what Tamashii and Good Smile have in plan either way. Can't wait for the MK43 Bleeding Edge armor, too!  |
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Post by king on Feb 15, 2015 12:49:35 GMT -6
That's exactly the one I was thinking of. Could've gone so far with that series. The title of the show is INUYASHA he's the title character but not the main character. There are full episodes without him even in it but kagome is in every single one . Also, there are tons of non kagome figures |
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Post by jonmichael on Feb 15, 2015 18:57:17 GMT -6
It seems like Figma increased the scale of their Marvel figures to more of a true 1/12. Maybe, so they were the same scale as the Marvel Legends figures. The mkVII is about 6'5-7". The Figuarts almost seem like they are 1/13-14 scale, and Revoltech are even smaller.
I find that the Revoltech figures take way too many stylistic liberties with the armours for my taste. They seem very squat, too.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2015 0:44:12 GMT -6
It seems like Figma increased the scale of their Marvel figures to more of a true 1/12. Maybe, so they were the same scale as the Marvel Legends figures. The mkVII is about 6'5-7". The Figuarts almost seem like they are 1/13-14 scale, and Revoltech are even smaller. I find that the Revoltech figures take way too many stylistic liberties with the armours for my taste. They seem very squat, too. No, Good Smile just made the MK7 taller and more scale accurate to the suit height to true 1/12 if you will, which set it apart a bit from the Figuarts suits, but the other avengers do fit with the Figuarts. Captain American is about as tall as Goku is. Figuarts, figma, and Revoltech MK42: s30.postimg.org/dyiy14zdd/o0640048013092079921_2.jpgThe Revoltech's scale does varies a lot, and they do feature lesser quality with less of hidden joints or 'stylistic liberties', but I do think that the MKI, MK2, MK5 and the Midas will scale with your 1/12 collection based on comparisons I seen (I don't have any of those yet to actually say). Their MK42 is larger from the others for example, and their MK3 is shorter. Edit: comparison of the figma to the Figuarts from my collection:  |
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Post by jonmichael on Feb 16, 2015 12:36:55 GMT -6
I was just referring to the Iron Man figures as being a smaller scale. I guess you could include War Machine in there, too. He is WAY too small. But, not the newest Avengers figures.
Every one of Tony's armours are over 6' 1" tall, and taller than Cap. If the Revoltech armours are that big, they may work. But, the stylistic liberties I was referring to are not the joints. Revoltech armours have incorrect proportions, inaccurate armour details, and sometimes the shape of armour panels and sections are wrong. They tend to make the armours more squat and rounded. Their figures are passable, but the Figuarts and Figma ones are a lot better with detail accuracy.
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Post by gil on Feb 17, 2015 5:30:26 GMT -6
I need your help fellas and gals. Idk where to post this, but if any of you who can read this and understand please let me know what it is. I have been trying to find out how they customized(?) this, it looks legit and I hope figma make this. axefactory.blog137.fc2.com/blog-category-24.html |
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Post by Gonstead on Feb 17, 2015 8:30:49 GMT -6
gil Axe Factory are known in the toy community for making some pretty high quality customs and displaying them as if they were legit products. So no, it's not a legitimate Figma figure. The base used a Figma Itou Kaiji figure.   I put in Space Dandy as an option for a Figma release on the recent questionnaire, so I hope they make him as well.
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Post by gil on Feb 18, 2015 14:29:36 GMT -6
Thanks gonstead, I also did suggest space dandy on the questionnaire.
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Post by king on Feb 18, 2015 20:47:08 GMT -6
I just want them to hurry up with the ranma ones
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Post by Gonstead on Feb 18, 2015 21:33:06 GMT -6
king The Ranma figures are from Bandai in the S.H.Figuarts line of figures. Different company and toyline compared to Max Factory with their Figma line.
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