>>8128434>it only has a few more PoA than 4H'slol, it's literally swivels vs ball-hinges.
Those ball hinges are a huge difference with any toyline.
It's like comparing a 90s XMen toys with a GI Joe.
The 90s XMen toys moved like robots, whereas GI Joes actually had human-like motion. Something with better articulation will look more natural and able to hold better poses.
It's sorta like why the trolls are so lame, except despite their joints, their range is completely shit and you end up with an 80s quality poseable toy.
>All of this for practically the same price when you count the horse and the saddle kit.Removable gear, which means that's extra pieces to mold (and package), which means they're highly customizable, which BFS is selling as a feature.
As a single toy, the horse is $35 less, which is a pretty big price difference.
Nevermind they're selling multiple versions for the same price and you get even more options to make it look different thanks to all the interchangability. The 4H toy? Extremely limited to just two, because they're CHEAPING out by molding almost everything on
