>>10967884
Clear plastic window brothers we have finally won, for good. The decision is final. Painted window faggot hamhands cucks btfo for life.

>>10967890
SS Orion Pax has already gone up for pre-order, and basic figures or Orion and Alpha Trion, along with some Earthrise repaints and some mask figures.

>>10967932
So their answer was to make the robots not cool.

>>10967901
I would love to see this concept brought back in the future when toys are made of nano-machines and you can have a fully transforming to that you can skin in a pretender suit without sacrificing articulation.

>>10967938
I've never understood why you would WANT clear windows? There's no interior to look at, just folded up parts.

>>10966924
desu I want brick manufacturers to nut up and make more bootlegonicle parts. You can get Inika leg armor on aliexpress and a slew of other parts not sold by wobrick, why not go further beyond?

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Where do people acquire prototype parts?

>>10967720
In Europe mostly, from yard sales and from people who worked for lego at one point (or dug through Lego's trash at the time).

>>10963704
These guys are cool. You can give them better neck articulation too if you have some glatorian necks laying around.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g346DENG_RA

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member those?

>>10967826
Kro makes a really nice generic sci-fi monster.

>>10967889
Venom dancin with tiny feet, O those tiny feet

>>10967826
the only usage I can think of for that generic fuck is a head swap and repaint into Blackheart, but that's too much effort for an "almost like the real thing."

>>10967181

The last time I bought a whole wave at one time was the Sasquatch wave in the last days of TRU. I just can't pay full price on Marvel Legends any more especially when you get so much more on Joe Classifieds. Anything below $20 is a tolerable amount for a ML.

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>>10967926
price availability and they look like this
i dont hate clothes goods btw these just dont look good

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>>10967937
ANGERY FACE

>>10967937
>>10967940
It's supposed to be a 60+ year old Batman here. It's why he's got old-man face.

>>10967937
>>10967940
Oh yeah I forgot the shitty proportions that make every character look like an angry midget

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>>10967926
While the promotional shot looks decent, the end result leaves a lot to be desired.

This retard was arguing about 3.75" scale in the 1:18 JoyToy thread too just filter him at this point

>>10967756
>Like is quality synonymous with articulation?
On Facebook he clarified that quality is about the actual plastic of the figure and joints and presentation/material of the packaging, Basically if it feels like a good, solid toy when you open it as well as being attractive on card if you're that kind of collector.

Accuracy is more about the details being right and specifically paint applications. Such as, is it important to you that Sabine has all of her armor painted correctly if it locks her into a Deluxe pack every time or would you take simplified deco (such as the Epic Heroes figure) to put her on a standard card?

>>10967874
It's easily the best looking 6" ESB figure. The rangefinder on mine is a little loose but it still stands up right unless I fiddle with it. Just be careful with it if you get one. I had mine displayed and then my toddler slammed the door to my office which made him take a little tumble and the rocket on his jetpack snapped off since it's just hard plastic with no flexibility.

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>>10967874
>>10967881
He's easily the best option, but I hate the proportions and size. I kinda hope Hasbro takes another crack at him and doesn't fuck everything up like they did with the RotJ one

>>10967504
>1. World Building
The entire point of this scale, to me, is that it allows for playsets and vehicles to be a reasonable size.
>2. Character Depth
I consider this to be a part of worldbuilding. A wide variety of characters to fill out the playsets and vehicles is a necessity.
>3. Accuracy
The figures should look like they do in the films, and since others are saying that quality refers to articulation and packaging, I think that honestly a lot of figures in the line are over-articulated. There is no reason why an imperial officer or some background character like fucking Yakface needs the same level of articulation as a jedi.
>4. Quality
Articulation is important for some characters, but less important for others. They should focus on saving money where they can by using cheaper articulation on figures that you aren't expected to pose dramatically, so that those figures can have better/more paint and more accessories or soft goods. Quality of packaging doesn't matter at all to me.
>5. Nostalgia
Not even something that I think about. I wasn't alive for the Kenner days so I couldn't care less. I buy the figures for the figures themselves. The cardback packaging is neat I guess, but I would rather the line adopt a more simple packaging style and only use the bubble cards for special releases.

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>>10966772
Oh hey that's my moc. Thanks for using it as the thumbnail image, here's another one of my Wild West buildings

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Here's the interior

>>10967714
I like the political bribe setup in one of your mocs and the details are super impressive. Real talk and don’t be freaked out how do you all these and have space if you’re mobile and have limited space? I’m asking more like how do you moc in limited spaces with such detail and what do you do with them after?

>>10967714
>>10967715
The lego ideas designer program one looks better imo

>>10967869
that's fair enough, this was made in one day mostly with parts I already had.

>>10967745
Oh yeah outside the bank, haha thanks. As for space, well I really don't have much space. I display these wild west builds at various conventions around the UK so while I'm not working on them they stay in large containers in the corner of a room. For the time being I have overtaken the dining room table as my mocing space, but soon I plan on moving it to a spare room once I've had a chance to clear out all the unneeded shit in there.

>>10966871
It is another Super Sentai and Power Rangers situation. Gridman was adapted into Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad. The anime SSSS Gridman released a few years ago is good too.

>>10966870
https://archive.palanq.win/toy/thread/10878364/#10878940

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>>10967221
Reading through the thread and saw this. Why does that Silk look Latina?

>>10966198
I take a certain level of pleasure seeing (not) Spider-Woman peg warming. I REALLY hope we stop seeing characters like this pushed into every thing soon.

>>10967243
Because Hasbro doesn't know how to asians.

You know what is the biggest problem with the OG Street Sharks is that the paint on the rubbery parts starts to crack off as time goes on.

It's very difficult to find one with good paint in my experience.

>>10967877
>It's very difficult to find one with good paint
And yet people will still try and charge you through the nose for it. That's why I'm glad this new series of figures is coming out.

Guesses on when the new show is getting announced?
I'd say before this year's SDCC so the trailer can be shown.

>>10967692
The only one coping here is you retard, I don't even use effect parts I just wanted you to know how monumentally retarded you sound saying that in a thread about toy robots on a board for toys.

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>>10967505
>>10967665
>too expensive
>no effect parts
>can't even transform
man what a way to miss the mark if their aim really was for fans of the game to buy that shit

in other things, who here was madman enough to buy the MB GN Arms sets? Here's D

https://hacchaka.net/archives/52108293.html

>>10967795
Bruh you'd have lost your mind at what they did with SRC Armored Core V.
Backwards feet on UCR10A Vengeance, still the funniest shit to me.

>>10967684
Why are so many WFM releases p-bandai? Isn't this supposed to be the most popular and successful Gundam brand in years? You'd think they would be pumping out all sorts of AD Stella MS for general retail. So far the only actual general retail releases are the first Aerial, Guel's Dilanza, and the literally who Demi Barding

>>10967882
Like I said I think they fucked up by releasing a blank Aerial first, people just went for the HG to get one with Permet lines and everything else is going to P-Bandai for the initial release underperforming.

I have a set of sonic plushies too. Classic style. They are cute.

Got a sonic, tails, knuckles. Metal, classic robotnik and mighty.

>>10963134
sonic is eepy

I thought this was like the baby toy sub-line. Why are their acrylic standees? I don't associate those with kids.

>>10967312
>Amazon JP
I just signed up for Amazon JP and put in my normal address. You may need to do some translation while navigating it. I'm not sure if they changed it though, this was like a year or two ago.
>Giants Godzilla
Zenmarket like that anon said. I think other middleman sites like Buyee should work too.
In fact, the middleman site may work for Amazon too (may be worth trying to save you the hassle).

>>10967667
Supossedly through discord, looks like he's a zoomie

>>10966000
He looks like he's ripping a fart

>>10967744
Don’t kink shame me

>>10962674
Why does it seem like Japan is the only country with the balls to have goofy mascots and people in costumes all over the place without fear of being ridiculed? They accept that something can be silly, and be taken seriously at the same time.

Why is Hasbro so obsessed with making GI Joe relevant despite the public obviously not giving a shit about it (And discovering that real war is shit unless it's sci-fi or features giant robots)?
Even Mattel seems to have figured out it's impossible to make Masters of The Universe popular again and is switching to Street Sharks.

>>10963019
So I did get Robo Joe based on your recommendation, he's a very fun chunky figure. Also got Star Brigade Destro for him to shoot at. Not sure if this thread is the place to post vintage Joe's or just Classified, but I'll have to post some pictures of the vintage collection I've managed to accrue over the last month. It's been pretty fun to get into. Will definitely take other vintage recommendations if anyone has some.

>>10967827
Im going to call every post you would make to any reply with

>nuh uh
>Doesnt count
>We don't know real sales
>Haslab is propped by resellers
>Muh bbts stock

Cool now you can act like you won the thread and say the same shit in the Warhammer threads.

>>10967827
>impossible to make Masters of The Universe popular again and is switching to Street Sharks
I don't think Mattel is switching to Street Sharks so much as they're gambling on Street Sharks. Unless we get new media tie ins, that line isn't going farther than the original roster. And the failure of Masters isn't a failure in the sense it simply cannot work, it's their refusal to properly evolve it in any meaningful way for a modern audience. Think Transformers and TMNT, those things constantly refresh themselves while keeping the core theme. Those brands aren't making the common mistake of trying to age it up with the fans, they're cycling them in and out.

>>10967902
The CGI show did try to change things, but unfortunately kids today think swords and sorcery is boring.
At least with Street Sharks kids today love sharks and big, beefy things (Just look at Moose's in-house toylines like Goojitsu and Beast Lab, that even features humanoid sharks.).

>>10967752
If that's case I can see one of the more detailed statues winning this. One piece statue buyers outnumber action figure buyers greatly. Though Ace is gona be made eventually anyways, I wonder who the next figure in the line is going to be if he's going to be stuck in this contest status for a while.

>>10966703
damn dude that sucks. what now? you gonna buy a second?

>>10967752
its so over

>>10966703
Oh fuck thats exactly what I feared would happen. Mine has ultra stuff arms and shoulder plates and it felt really shit to move. The whole arm design is just horrible with shit getting in the way all the time. The legs on mine seem alright though I kinda hate that little gap at the sole.

>>10967905
I can't wait for that one guy's ban to end in a day or two he's gonna have a field day with this

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>>10967658
Meteorbs are pretty fun. They should have been integrated into the setting better. Yeah there was one Star Comic where they come from the same place as Stonedar and Rokkon, but still...

>>10967739
>>10967740
Holy shit I didn't even know they could talk.

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Walmart clearance has been good to MOTU

>>10967836
dang. I paid 14 bucks and that was at Ross. Lucky Duck.

>>10967205
Why would you ever take OFF a wash?

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Is this Catwoman the only one in the line that doesn't have the diaper crotch and actual bicep and thigh swivels?

>>10967868
wheres her neck
why is her chin the same width as her torso

>>10967868
Why yes that is the only good Catwoman in the line, thank you for asking.

>>10967880
>brokie couldn't find one