4in would woulda been better. I'll probally get a couple of these only to set up with my vehichles, but not to collect or army build. 
bummer. www.toynewsi.comNot quite 1:18th scale, too bad really:(
Not quite 1:18th scale, too bad really:(
Hey all, just ran across these at toy news int. They're McFarlane soldiers, but they are only 3in tall. 4in would woulda been better. I'll probally get a couple of these only to set up with my vehichles, but not to collect or army build. bummer. www.toynewsi.com
4in would woulda been better. I'll probally get a couple of these only to set up with my vehichles, but not to collect or army build. bummer. www.toynewsi.com"There are old pilots, and there are bold pilots, but there are very few old bold pilots."V.I.N.C.E.N.T. (Tbh)
I agree, whats the deal with that????aferguson wrote:Todd McFarlane must have been traumatized by a 4 inch figure when he was a child. He is deliberately avoiding the scale, despite it's popularity.
Instead he's doing 3 and 6 inch (and some 12).
I guess hes just trying to be "outside" the mainstream. Oh well, at least we'll be able to get plenty of these when they are put on clearence. 
"There are old pilots, and there are bold pilots, but there are very few old bold pilots."V.I.N.C.E.N.T. (Tbh)
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Its a shame. I was up at his store in Tempe yesterday and picked up the weapon set for some of my larger figures. Very nice stuff.
I know the last time I was up there, I asked the guy who works in the shop about it. He said the guys up there constantly hound Todd to put out 4-inch figures, but he refused. Really, his loss.
I know the last time I was up there, I asked the guy who works in the shop about it. He said the guys up there constantly hound Todd to put out 4-inch figures, but he refused. Really, his loss.
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