>>9029094>Anyway, you're ignoring the fact that the sculpt itself presents a brand new unsullied armor. Adding more sculpted details doesn't cost more. So the fact it's plain is... WHY? Who decided that for a line that's meant to be gritty as fuck?The second Marine and the Lieutenant both got some dings molded into the armor.
>Also also, remember the Heroes of the Storm line by NECA? Despite some figures being much more bigger than other ones, they still cost the same. Whereas that one deluxe figure (the demon zombie thing), that was smaller than the biggest, cost more. You know why? Because it featured more complex engineering and adding more pieces = more molds. Again, this shows that size doesn't matter (up to a certain point).I do recall that line, and Stitches didn't have any more complex engineering. In fact it was more simple. He was simply wide and very heavy (more plastic). He was also a bit taller. The total size of him meant more molds, and the amount of plastic was what added to his cost (I'm going to emphasize again, he is very heavy).
About Transformers, I don't mean the parts for others to fit into, I mean literally parts that have no bearing on transformation that were hollowed out solely to cut cost. You can search this up, it was very widely talked about for some time and a point of contention for some.
