Old Card Backing vs. New Backing

OA · 10-06-2003, 06:21 PM

I just wanted to get everyone's opinion on this...

I think it's simply amazing that from the original line ('87-'95 or so), virtually all of the individual figures had their OWN card art. I mean, you would think from a production standpoint that that would make things so difficult that it wouldn't be worth it. Esp. with the first line- why go through allt he trouble for a line that has yet to be proven. And this was done for line after line for the most part. For me, this makes the question of keeping my tmnt toys on card or not so much easier- to open the card would be to ruin the wonderful art.

I think it really sux that for this new line there are pretty much only 2 types of cards (forget that changing of the color of the head crap). That said, i still love the new figs. Just got nanobot- he is bad ass!!!

10-06-2003, 06:21 PM	#1
OA Scatter the nuns!! Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 3,981	Old Card Backing vs. New Backing I just wanted to get everyone's opinion on this... I think it's simply amazing that from the original line ('87-'95 or so), virtually all of the individual figures had their OWN card art. I mean, you would think from a production standpoint that that would make things so difficult that it wouldn't be worth it. Esp. with the first line- why go through allt he trouble for a line that has yet to be proven. And this was done for line after line for the most part. For me, this makes the question of keeping my tmnt toys on card or not so much easier- to open the card would be to ruin the wonderful art. I think it really sux that for this new line there are pretty much only 2 types of cards (forget that changing of the color of the head crap). That said, i still love the new figs. Just got nanobot- he is bad ass!!!