>>6525391This is what I don't get. You cannot find a single surface on any recent figure that hasn't been hollowed out or recessed in some way. You can literally see them trying to squeeze out the minimum plastic possible and stopping right on the edge of the toy crumbling apart. Would it really cost that much more to have guns that aren't hollow on one side, or robot backs that didn't look like wafer checkerboard?
It's infuriating since the designs are fantastic otherwise. I'd actually be in favor of more stickers if it meant more plastic used per figure.
I'm really surprised that no third party has come out with their own line of hollow limb fillers - they could probably make a killing.
