>>11056359>That is literally a children's toy. Not what is being discussed here.I completely forgot about this part.
We've been talking about children toys this entire time, retard.
This shows you're a dirty third worlder, because all of McFarlane Toys lines were found in KMart, Walmarts, TRU, KB Toys, in the same aisle you could buy GI Joes, because they're literally budget childrens toys. American toys sell in such big numbers, budget children toylines use PREMIUM features as a STANDARD.
American toys include all those high end features that Japan only put on their premium $60 collector toys (~$25 in the 00s, when american toys were $3-6). So Japanese collector companies were copying US tech to apply to their own toys, which some of you believe to be premium just because those toys cost 2-5x more
95% of /toy/ is about budget children toylines, because the majority of /toy/ buys budget childrens toylines. And despite many of us being able to afford and are collecting collector toylines that cost 2-5x more than budget children toylines, most of us think that budget children toylines more than compete against expensive collector toylines and are even better sometimes.
The best figure in pic is the Brute in the back, which came from the the budget childrens Halo toyline by childrens toy company McFarlane Toys. The paint work is beautifully done that no modern line can compare to, that really highlights the amazing sculpt work. IT cost me $40, because I didn't care enough about Halo when the toy originally came out for $8 in 2010 and it is worth every penny. It easily outdoes those Joytoy and Hiya figures, despite them being expensive collector figures. It's almost like a maquette that you'd find at displays for movie events, except poseable.
Second best figure is the Cain figure and can stand taller than the Brute thanks to the complex leg articulation. There's so many working parts that it doubles as a fidget toy.
