>>9872464This is NECA in it's entirely.
>They use images of the figures in dynamic action filled poses>Trying to actually get these poses is impossible >joints are either: >too wobbly or weak to actually stay in place>are obstructed by armor or something>or end up breaking when you try to gently get the figures into those dynamic poses>Company tells you you aren't supposed to "play with them" (Actually pose them) and that you need to just leave them in the box, despite them having joints for you to pose them in. The fact these people have so many defenders when they get away with this nondurable goods bullcrap and false advertising is beyond me. Yeah the sculpts are good but theres always something fucked about them. I feel the temptation to buy a NECA all the time because of the relatively cheap price and sculpts, but then I remember all the horror stories about breaking NECAs.
Revoltech I heard similar things about but at least they can actually pose right, but since they're way more expensive it's criminal how often they break. My friend bought two revoltechs and they've both broke immediately after opening them.
