>>10675466>You're talking entirely on conjecture yourself.>posted real life molds of actual toys>posted examples of different molds existing for the same object, based on different companies and locations>posted examples of multiple companies who don't do multiple molds at the same time of same objectYou haven't proven your spaghetti monster exists, whereas I've shown how shit is actually made.
Your own examples are proof that they don't use multiple molds to produce toys twice as fast, hence the unevenness of those shoes. One mold was clearly used after the first one was worn out.
Nevermind everyone on /toy/ who's ever followed a kickstarter knows the exact price something needs to raise in order to be produced, not just for molds, but paint, assembly, packaging, and labor. And those prices have all been under $100k, usually for multiple figures to be made and maybe accounts for a profit being made too.
If you ask for proof of this, it's like asking proof that Joe Biden is the president of the United States. IT's just known simply by us being here.
i've played nice and entertained your theory, and given you multiple outs to save face (on a fucking anonymous message board) by suggesting you're thinking of toylines that would use multiple molds (dolls, single object releases, building blocks), but nope. You're still here telling me about how you're some super secret insider implying your dad is the president of nintendo and you know for a fact that ufos are being built under the pool at your local ymca.
So again, post proof for these multiple molds being used to produce action figures at 2x the rate or you're a giant cock sucking faggot who cut his dick off because his bipolar mom wanted a girl.