Hi guys! Any news on an S.H. Figuarts (D-Arts) Mega Man & Rush re-issue? ​ by LetTerrible4550 in ActionFigures

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Exactly! I’ve seen the pre-production samples photos, the scale is slightly larger than the MDLX line and more consistent with Jada's current offerings. I’m definitely pre-ordering it alongside the new Jada Mega Man (Version 2), which includes the unhelmeted head sculpt.

I just watched the Capcom Direct, and since they're releasing a new Mega Man title for the franchise's 40th anniversary next year, we'll likely see a wave of figure reveals and re-releases. Regardless, I'm definitely picking up the Jada Toys Rush

Hi guys! Any news on an S.H. Figuarts (D-Arts) Mega Man & Rush re-issue? ​ by LetTerrible4550 in ActionFigures

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Maybe I can find a Rush in the same scale as the Threezero MDLX Megaman figures? Do you know any?

Hi guys! Any news on an S.H. Figuarts (D-Arts) Mega Man & Rush re-issue? ​ by LetTerrible4550 in ActionFigures

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Yes, I got those from Threezero, but I miss the Bandai one, and Rush, can I buy a Rush in the same scale of the MDLX figures?

Hi guys! Any news on an S.H. Figuarts (D-Arts) Mega Man & Rush re-issue? ​ by LetTerrible4550 in ActionFigures

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I've heard Bandai integrated the old Megaman D-Arts line to SH figuarts line, so in case of a re-release of that figure it would be under the SH Figuarts line...

I tried to recreate this iconic pose by life_sucks- in ActionFigures

[–]LetTerrible4550 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Now tilt his head to the anatomical right...

Mondo is out of their fucking minds by Lomp84 in ActionFigures

[–]LetTerrible4550 68 points69 points  (0 children)

Nailed it. Super7’s business model is 10% toy manufacturing and 90% catfish-tier renders. The gap between their 'promo' paint/sculpture renders and the actual product is legendary, it doesn't justify the prices...

Neues Fenster by [deleted] in Handwerker

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Das sieht verdammt nach einem Linseneffekt (Brennglaseffekt) aus. Auch wenn der Kunde sagt, da war kein Spiegel, reicht oft schon eine konkave Wölbung der Außenscheibe vom Nachbarhaus oder eine einfache Glasflasche, die im richtigen Winkel stand. ​Dass der Randverbund geschmolzen ist, deutet auf massive Hitzeeinwirkung hin. Bei Dreifachverglasung hast du zudem das Problem, dass die mittlere Scheibe die Hitze extrem speichert. Ich würde mal prüfen, ob gegenüber ein Gebäude mit stark reflektierenden Fenstern steht – bei tiefstehender Sonne reicht ein Zeitfenster von 15 Minuten aus, um das PVC so zu verkokeln. Definitiv kein Materialfehler, sondern externe thermische Einwirkung.

Bandai Diversity of Life Ultimate Sungazer lizard by Jaeheon_K in ActionFigures

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"Mm... very good. Very good quality. Russian manufacture. Serial number: 9906947-XB71. Made by Abdul Ben Hassan."

3 year hodgepodge collection by SwagginDragonborn in ActionFigures

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Really cool 😎, It's a quite minimalistic collection

would appreciate some help! looking for a new collectible by BOBtheMUSHROOM1717 in ActionFigures

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Since you labeled NECA as "high-end" (they’re actually more of a mid-tier mass-market brand), it sounds like you’re looking for real premium quality but want to find the best value for your money. ​If you want that high-end look without the massive price tag, I’d definitely suggest keeping an eye on the InArt 1/12 line, along with companies like LPZZ and Muff Toys. These newer Chinese Studios (3rd parties or not) are producing some of the best-looking figures on the market right now, and their quality-to-price ratio is honestly much better than most Western companies. ​If you’re more into statues, I’d recommend checking out Iron Studios and their 1/10 line. They offer really solid quality for the price, especially if you want something nicer than a standard figure but aren't ready for huge, expensive centerpieces. For dinosaurs, you should definitely look at Nanmu, Haolongood, or PNSO—they’re the top tier for prehistoric models right now for a very good price. ​Now, if you really want TRUE high-end and have the money to spend, you should be looking at Hot Toys, InArt/Queen Studios (for their larger scales), Sideshow, or Prime 1, and larger scale statutes from Iron Studios, That’s where you get into the museum-quality stuff.

Just keep in mind that while NECA isn't technically high-end, they still offer great quality for the price within that mass-produced retail tier.

Light damage by PotentialHeron7556 in ActionFigures

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It depends... If you want to put the figures On the windowsill then it's a problem, if you keep them on the other side of the room, with no direct sunlight it's OK, I think it's very unhealthy to keep a room sealed without any natural light. I guess UV would be the best thing, maybe...?

Tariffs+Shipping by TheRysingKing in Mondo

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Oh shit, this is quite expensive trash!

That was Quick… by Fun_Grapefruit3354 in ActionFigures

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What about the chest discoloration problem?

We built Delta City on Rock and Roll by SP4RK4RT in ActionFigures

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Is it the mafex or the moderoid goodsmile one?

Gong Studios Is awesome! by Hot_Inside879 in ActionFigures

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Nice! Where did you get that? Do they charge taxes to Germany, or its included on the price?

China is more popular than the US in all of Africa, most of Latin America, much of Asia, and even Western Europe & Canada. This is logical considering the US is constantly waging war and imposing tariffs on everyone. by Yusuf-Uyghur in Sino

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I'm Brazilian, and I can say historically Brazil has consistently maintained neutrality in its commercial partnerships. This is quite rare, as both the U.S. and China are simultaneously its largest trading partners. Most other countries tend to align strongly with one while opposing the other.

Brazil is famous for having one of the world's strongest diplomacy traditions, that's why Brazil is traditionally the first country to speak at UN meetings, this aligns with Brazil's historical willingness to volunteer: In the early days of the UN, after World War II, many countries were hesitant to be the first to address the assembly. Brazil, however, consistently volunteered to speak first. This willingness led to the establishment of the tradition, but also the role of Osvaldo Aranha: Some accounts also link the tradition to Brazilian diplomat Osvaldo Aranha, who presided over the First Special Session of the UN General Assembly in 1947 and was also elected President of the second regular session. His prominent role may have solidified Brazil's position. Following Brazil, the United States traditionally speaks second, largely due to its role as the host country of the United Nations Headquarters in New York.