The articulation on these figures really has gotten very good in the past years. Double knees and sometimes double elbows too, which means you can bend them all the way instead of just 90°.
When I started with the Stargate figures in 2006, some of them did not even have knees! I only can have them standing. And their feet are not moving at all, so if I put them into a walking stance, they topple over.
Then with the Star Trek figures, the shoulders are still stiff, but at least the feet move, so they can put one foot in front of the other which is a huge improvement in my opinion.
Someone did that you know which famous Ian Malcolm pose with the broken leg with this figure ;) I saw a picture.
He was meant to stay single but I just saw a picture of the next guy in the line - that Nedry guy who stole the sample, and I'm afraid I'll have to get him too. I really did not want to start yet another collection LOL
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Date: 2020-06-15 09:26 pm (UTC)When I started with the Stargate figures in 2006, some of them did not even have knees! I only can have them standing. And their feet are not moving at all, so if I put them into a walking stance, they topple over.
Then with the Star Trek figures, the shoulders are still stiff, but at least the feet move, so they can put one foot in front of the other which is a huge improvement in my opinion.
Someone did that you know which famous Ian Malcolm pose with the broken leg with this figure ;) I saw a picture.
He was meant to stay single but I just saw a picture of the next guy in the line - that Nedry guy who stole the sample, and I'm afraid I'll have to get him too. I really did not want to start yet another collection LOL