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Post by bababooey on Sept 9, 2021 9:36:19 GMT -5
I think theyβre worth it. Great articulation. Sculpts and paint are pretty good. Good accessories. I just order them through Ringside, so I havenβt experienced any distribution issues.
Iβd like some more consistency in the joints. Some are really tight, some are really loose, some are just right. You can really say that about any line.
Iβd really like to see them including more fist hands. This is a wrestling line. People do punch each other.
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Post by ππ΅πβοΈ on Sept 9, 2021 10:20:12 GMT -5
The quality of the belts tanked after Series 2. If you get the first Mox and compare his belt to the second Mox, you'd find it hard to believe they're from the same line. Do you happen to have pictures to compare the Championship Title Belts?? Which ones are good and which ones are bad?? Is it just the World Championship Title Belt that changed??
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secondwhiteline
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Post by secondwhiteline on Sept 9, 2021 12:57:14 GMT -5
Articulation's good. Sculpts and paint have been very hit or miss, but I can't say I'm immune from buying a weak figure of a talent I love. Kind of a rough line if you're a women's wrestling fan, though.
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Post by βππ£π ππ ππππ on Sept 9, 2021 13:06:56 GMT -5
I love them! I have almost all of them that have come out so far and I have never had a problem with broken or loose figures.
The distribution problem also seems to be improving and I think it'll only get better in time. Adding Target as a U.S. distributor was a great move and they'll just keep growing their distribution.
When you ask if they're "worth it" -- you'll never get the right answer. Some people like them; some people hate them. Some people preorder them first day on Ringside; some people wander into a store and find the whole set; some people hunt a dozen stores for a month and still can't find one AEW figure. Some people get a figure that breaks right out of the package; some people have a collection of 40 figures and none of them are loose at all. The problems you've pointed out on if they're "worth it" aren't going to be answered by anyone except yourself. Buy 1-2 of your favorite characters and stop there or keep on going.
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jokerjohn
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Post by jokerjohn on Sept 9, 2021 15:26:54 GMT -5
I don't have many but from what I've seen many faces look terrible and the lack of accessories at this price is unacceptable and in some cases laughable.
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DonDaBomb13
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Post by DonDaBomb13 on Sept 9, 2021 21:00:44 GMT -5
A couple of my recent purchases have flimsy elbow joints. My Penta figure broke off at the elbow when I pulled it out of the box. Besides a few crappy head scans, they are very good figures and I recommend buying if you are interested.
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