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I agree HT is using new technology to achieve near lifelike quality in their figures
Well they should have used it on Indiana Jones.
I agree HT is using new technology to achieve near lifelike quality in their figures
I agree HT is using new technology to achieve near lifelike quality in their figures
that is not much of a praise, really. you could apply the same reasoning to any subpar fig before a better one was made.This sculpt is as close to perfection as any to date. Those thinking that it's not doesn't change that fact.
Well they should have used it on Indiana Jones.
I wish they used that tech on Indy
Damn it, you beat me to it
that is not much of a praise, really. you could apply the same reasoning to any subpar fig before a better one was made.
you could think that, and you'd be wrong.God you sound so pretenious. I think you're just looking for somebody to argue with at this point.
hence i said, it's not much of a praise.He said "to date".
you could think that, and you'd be wrong.
that is not much of a praise, really. you could apply the same reasoning to any subpar fig before a better one was made.
you could think that, and you'd be wrong.
hence i said, it's not much of a praise.
This figure is why I decided to collect statues and figures not just statues. I really hope sideshow will ship it this month, I can't wait.
I think this figure is not only a figure of the year, but best figure ever. Seriously what figure is better than this?
Point proven.
yawn. at least someone accused me of being "pretenious". that's more original than searching the net for a good troll pic and copy pasting it here.
yawn. at least someone accused me of being "pretenious". that's more original than searching the net for a good troll pic and copy pasting it here.
didnt know you're the mod. oh you're not? my bad.Are you offering anything productive to this thread or just continuously derailing it?
that is not much of a praise, really. you could apply the same reasoning to any subpar fig before a better one was made.
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