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Revoltech
Aug 25, 2013 16:15:42 GMT
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Post by Shockprowl on Aug 25, 2013 16:15:42 GMT
Does anyone have any Revoltech figures? I have the Optimus Prime and Megatron, but no others. I'm thinking of getting an Iron Man (although can't make my mind up which one to get). They're not cheap at all. Anyone have and experience with Revoltech? Are they worth the dosh?
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Post by dyrl on Oct 15, 2013 14:25:14 GMT
Bit of a late answer, but the answer is - Revoltech were once a cheap yet amazingly articulate and sculpted alternative to more high end figures. Nowadays, the range between cheaper figures and high end figures is gone, everyone is making figures that are marginally profitable. This means revoltech nowadays a bit better and more expensive while high end figures are smaller, more compact and cheaper.
The only revoltechs I have are Rei, Asuka ver.2 and Gurren Lagann. I have them because the metal Gurren Lagann is not show accurate and the rAH Rei and Asuka are too expensive at almost 200 USD each. Revoltech are a good alternative.
I do, however, have lots of Figma figures. They are like revoltech, but with traditional hinge joints and not revolver joints. Some people complain that the revolver joints are bulbous and ugly.
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