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Originally Posted by PangolinFeets
(Post 1536015)
I have SS and a WW Link. I think i may pick up that new MM Link too.
Up until recent, most quality Zelda stuff was reaaally pricey. I friggen love that Figma and Revoltech are dominating this middle market with high quality and affordable figs for the kind of stuff I actually collect.
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God, you're right on that. I remember when this was the only thing I even knew existed, and even then I could never get my hands on them:
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Originally Posted by PangolinFeets
(Post 1536015)
But I wouldn't be too sore over not having SS Link. He's nice, but I was a bit disapointed by the range of motion on his legs. Some of the poses they have on display for him aren't really possible due to the rubber they used on the bottom of his tunic.
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Could be a concern with this one too, I guess... I mean, they're still very poseable compared to most other figures, and they look gorgeous, so... maybe I should count up my dimes and nickels. :lol:
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Originally Posted by Candy Kappa
(Post 1536025)
The pommel comes off to slide the sword more easily in his hands, although some of the batches had the pommel glued shut, so you had to pry it open. Mine was stuck, and two days after I fixed it, I lost the pommel between the floor tiles in my old apartment.
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Makes sense! And they can keep his grip as tight as possible so the sword doesn't flop around in his hand. I get the thinking. More tiny pieces to go missing is a bummer, though.
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Originally Posted by Candy Kappa
(Post 1536025)
And the shield handle is also removable to get it in his hand better. Same story I dropped it and never saw it again... I suck with small accessories, yet I still have all four cigarettes Figma Solid Snake came with. :lol:
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Ha! We've lost a few Sonic Screwdrivers from some Doctor Who figures the same kind of way, so I know that pain.
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