ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:
Oh really? During the Unicron trilogy? You must not have been buying much of anything smaller than a Voyager then! Clocker, Takara-release Armada Hot Shot, Energon Hot Shot, Cybertron Hot Shot, Cybertron Red Alert, Armada Blurr, Armada Sideswipe, Energon Downshift, Cybertron Downshift, Cybertron Crosswise, Energon Strongarm... All of them lacked separate windows and windshields. Before that, during RID? Same deal. After that, during the movie line? Same thing again! It's the norm for the smaller cars and stuff.
OK, so they must have used better paint for those then.
And I've heard about the Battle in Space and Rodimus vs. Cyclonus sets.
1. What does an opaque window have to do with cartoon color accuracy? No, seriously, what?
2. You know, I've heard a lot of people whinging about the plastic in that set, but somehow I haven't heard a lot of people actually reporting breakages.
Have you seen the set?
Take a good look at it, maybe you'll figure it out.
You know why people complain about the plastic? Because we own those figures (well, I sold Galvatron to Boo, so I don't have him anymore, but still), we unpacked them, had them in hand and then decided to no-longer handle them so they wouldn't break.
Tell me, if you owned something that you liked the look of, but every time you touched it you got scared of breaking it, what would you do? We all choose to just display it and not do anything with it, which is why it doesn't break.
How about you buy the set yourself and decide whether or not you would handle him?