>>11063021>everything has to be specifically broken down and i can't infer anythingRetard
And most of what you're talking about is just shit that's repeated here on /toy/, without any real numbers and then it's repeated like a fucking a telephone game by retards such as yourself to the point where people actually believe
>Paint apps are one of the most expensive parts of modern toy production. Look again at that graphic and you can see tooling and labor costs by percentage. Those are real facts.
You think paint is all done by hand? NOPE. 99% of paint owrk is done with tools, created specifically for each figure. Tampographs and spray masks galore.
COULD paint apps become the most expensive part of a modern toy? Sure, but it'd be a point way beyond what you see on any modern mass manufactured toy. Go see the Ashley Wood toys to see how their prices haven't gone that much higher % wise than children toys did from the 00s to 20s, despite World War Robot paint apps not changing much, if at all. And they do a lot hand painting, ontop of using tampos and spray masks.
