>>7622091>Nope. Did you ignore where i said how the matte spray wears away? You end up with an uneven colored looking toy from frequent handling, which is important when it comes to the smoothness look of a toy.No you don't. If it's a matte finish, it will wear off and start looking shinier than it originally did, but it isn't going to outright change the color. At least not in a noticeable way like when paint rubs off and it's an outright different color underneath.
>Are you? You think the matte appearance on Figmas and other toys is inherent to the plastic or something?Of course not. Where in my statement indicates I think this?
>AHAHAH, sorry, but this sounds like you're just trying to cover your ass to not admit at how much better painted surfaces are.Ok, nice argument?
>Tell me, when have you ever been to a trade show or convention where they show actual prototypes? Please don't tell me you're a toy cmopany employee and need to defend your cost cutting shit.I've been to SDCC twice. Saw plenty of prototypes there. And before you try to claim I haven't been to SDCC, Here's a pic I took of a DC signing.
