people talk about how great the base looks till it isn't structurally sound and stable for the figure to stand because it might not be a solid magnet connection like inart lol
I don’t believe we’ll have issue with their magnets if Selina Kyle can do this. A pose like that crossing legs in heels is asking for it to lose connection but looks stable despite being on a rough uneven surface.
hopefully its strong, id like it to be strong but I don't intend to be fooled by studio pictures where there may be some aid used to have the figure stand like that. but I'm a skeptic, I'm turned off by inart's magnet bases lol so naturally I want to avoid any other magnet bases besides ones with proper connection with a metallic base that magnets can adhere too instead of magnet on magnet with a gap between them. many custom bases have direct contact or very minimal contact like a thin leather piece that goes over the base or in this case, KP studio using stickers/prints to go over the top of the base
not ledgers but i have his phoenix's on a leather/metal platform base from por and its strong connection
Who’s this supposed to be?
tbh my main issue is the weak ankle pegs, por toy's figure had a metal ankle peg and magnet shoes and leaning or not, he was not gonna fall no matter how I put him in unless It was a pose made on purpose for him to tip over due to his weight
Yeah the ankle pegs are **** on that figure,
Who did you order with? Mine isn't due yet but holding off too see proper pics, it's alot to drop on something that hasn't been shown properly.
I know Spec quoted this for a Q1 delivery,
Q2, 2025
For me:
I wasn’t speaking on the magnets. I just like how elegant and clean the base looks. Even if there was a hole in it for a clear acrylic rod holder, I’d still like the look/design of the base. You still get a hint of a diorama without it being a space hog with the clean, squared off edges in that nice gloss black like their statues.
