>>9642335I doubt it's even more expensive to use pinless joints, despite what all the weeaboos who bend over to rape prices say, because like you jut pointed out and various companies have shown, they can use them without raising costs.
I think pins are only used because they're more durable and less likely to come apart and have a kid crying to his mom that his toy is broken, avoiding the line forever or asking for refunds.
pic is another figure that used pinless for a couple of joints and didn't cost more... despite actually being taller than the rest of his line (which shows that small height increases, including 7" scale itself, is just a marketing gimmick. not actual value)
