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NECA tube set question
Hey everyone. I have what I believe to be a legit set of TMNT figures in the tube packaging.
These were bought from a seller in the states and the previous owner paid a lot of money for them. The shells are more green than blue on these and the green on the skin looks as bright as the legit NECA figures that I've seen online with no bluish discolouration. My only problem is that, the front shells aren't made of rubbery plastic. Can someone who owns a tube set bought in the states confirm if this is the case with perhaps a later run of the tube sets? |
If the plastron is not made out of rubber, you might have a bootleg set on your hands. The rubber plastron is there to not hinder the ab-crunch articulation.
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I thought all the tube sets were bootleg.
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Thanks for the input. Do you know if bootleg sets were sold in the states at some point? |
its very easy to get a set from the states chances are somebody from the states resold them.
do you have any proof of what the previous owner paid? hopefully it wasn't gammas_collectibles_boutique on ebay with his stupid story |
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What's this ebayer's story? |
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give it a read |
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Also this thread is what got me thinking about posting about my set
http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...t=40316&page=2 |
If it's not rubbery it's a bootleg.
Like others have stated NECA did indeed release tube sets. It's gotten very annoying on other toy pages telling people this as they refuse to believe me. |
Yeah 100% the legit tubes exist, I own them and got them immediately after release. Months before the bootlegs started
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Yeah I'm aware. Just trying to confirm whether what I have is a legit set or a bootleg:) |
I think you've gotten your answer dude. If the plastron isn't rubbery, it's a bootleg.
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