>>10219978>Reminder that size has very little to do with figure price.Ignorant.
Size matters a lot, since it's what takes up space in a mold. The bigger the toy, the less can fit on a mold. And as we all know, molds are the single most expensive thing when producing a toy.
So how many molds does it take to make a 4" figure and up to what size does it suddenly require extra molds? We can only look at Hasbro, who is extremely efficient and budget-wise when it comes to creating toys. See pic? A budget children's toyline, and Hasbro was able to create a 4.5" figure (kitty is under 4" for reference) at the same price as 4" figures. How big are Joy Toy's Space Marines? 4.5"
And of course, Hiya makes FIVE INCH and larger (all the ones i own stretch out to 6") figures for $40-50. Wow, at the lower end of 6" import lines prices, despite being of equal (or better) quality than Japanese lines.
>A complex and intricately painted small toy such as a JoyToy Space Marine will cost more to manufacture,Dumb, because again, we can compare their shit to other toy manufacturers. Again, if a company like Hiya can release collector quality 1:18 figures for $20, then Joytoy should abe able to too. AND their quality control is better too, since they have 3x less slop than Joytoy despite the complexity of their paint apps.
>>10220117 >the worst part is that this retard is constantly changing the prices, started saying "$30-70", and is now running with "$70-80"Their $40 figures are basically just re-releases of their multipack figures. The NEWly molded figures are all $70-80.
>never mind the 4 packs that equate to the same price as a fucking marvel legendsWow, more dumb ignorance. With army builder packs, you generally get a better deal with them. Hasbro does 4 packs of army builders for ~$40. $10 each, when their 1:18 figures go for $13. Almost every company who does army biulder backs gives you a discount.
