mr.fan
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Yup, that's what justify me on picking them up. The guy calls himself loose joints...right?
right on. Good reviews actually, really shows off the possibility and details.
Yup, that's what justify me on picking them up. The guy calls himself loose joints...right?
went to the store today and picked up my Ryu and Ken,
They are pretty neat figures, but damn those joints are tight. Felt like I was gonna break Ryu's arm when trying to get his elbow bent fully.
I was very loyal to SOTA for the years they were making the figures, I lost interest after Round 4 because the quality went WAYYYYY down and there were way to many variants and ^^^^ to keep up with. And the revolution figures did not impress me one bit.
That said when I saw pictures of NECA's figures I was skeptical, because I was attracted to them by the art style of SFIV and the figures just looked to capture that. But I wasn't ever very fond of NECA and their work.
But after seeing these in person and buying them OMG these are the best Street Fighter figures in the world, they are amazing!!!! The quality is top notch, solid figures....only a tight joint or two there, but simply put it in the freezer for a minute take it out and bam it moves. I love these figures, wow they are FAR better than the SOTA SF line.
I cannot wait to continue to collect this line. NECA exceeded my expectations and truly impressed me with a great start to this line. I can't believe NECA made these. I just hope they keep up the quality of the figures.
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These figures are selling out like crazy, get them while you can; then might go up in price once they are all gone.
I just noticed on my Ryu and Ken belts that only Ryu has those japanese character letters. Anyone knows the meaning of it? Has it to do with Ryu's level in Shotokan?
According to wikipedia Ryu has a kanji motif (meaning Wind, Wood, Fire, Mountain) embroidered into his obi (belt).
I personally feel that the Sota figures jus don't look right next to the Neca ones. They're much smaller in height and proportion.
I don't really buy smaller scale stuff much any more, but I'm thinking about getting a Ryu and Chun Li to go with my SOTA Ken and Guile. I do realize NECA's figures are in a slightly larger scale, but if posed right, do they look okay with the SOTA figures?
Thanks!