Credibility is admittedly taking a beating, there. Yeah.Are you telling me he was wrong about Boot Swivel and wrong about Hasbro announcing scale creep? Rough 24 hours for this guy.
If I was a betting man, I'd wager that the arms which they did manage to re-use would not work with a butterfuly joint as is, so it was never considered for the design.Man, talking about the reuse on Silver Samurai, out of everything they did for him, not giving him butterfly shoulders was such a miss. I really like the last ML Silver Samurai but this is just a lateral move.
If I was a betting man, I'd wager that the arms which they did manage to re-use would not work with a butterfuly joint as is, so it was never considered for the design.
I regret not putting more of an effort into having someone ask the Hasbro team about a new dedicated sculpt Advanced Suit Spider-Man. The 2 previous phoned in releases with painted details seemed to sell very well and maintain a high demand. The new symbiote figure with a dedicated sculpt also looks t be very popular. What else do you need to see in order to spend the money on a figure that fits in with the rest of the releases from a detail aesthetic perspective.
That would only take replacing the disc inside the shoulder hinge for Hasbro to make them butterfly compatible. I probably wouldn't have been all that hard for them to do, if they had wanted to go that route.If I was a betting man, I'd wager that the arms which they did manage to re-use would not work with a butterfuly joint as is, so it was never considered for the design.
Maybe - but it's not exactly current events or relevant anymore. And I think the last wave of odd Miles variants and a completely phoned in Spider-Man repaint aren't going to help the odds of additional future waves...For what it’s worth I don’t think the Insomniac spider-man waves are done. Still so many characters to mine. If Hasbro remains diligent enough then we might see another 4-5 assortments between now and rhe 3rd sequel
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Agreed - but it's admittedly very on-brand for Hasbro to... not do that, but go to the trouble of making a new torso. I also wonder if there is a necessary aversion to revising things like joints (specifically the inner workings) - like those are harder to tweak in designs. Dunno, maybe I'm trying to give them too much benefit of the doubt.That would only take replacing the disc inside the shoulder hinge for Hasbro to make them butterfly compatible. I probably wouldn't have been all that hard for them to do, if they had wanted to go that route.
Agreed it's very on brand to not update. I did think about your second point, too. I wonder if maybe the tolerances and clearances are hard to reproduce if the parts are re-tooled separately? It probably does not make sense, but manufacturing has a lot of (pardon the pun) moving parts. Just an issue I could see coming up in production. I don't know... just something that crossed my mind as I was thinking about this.Agreed - but it's admittedly very on-brand for Hasbro to... not do that, but go to the trouble of making a new torso. I also wonder if there is a necessary aversion to revising things like joints (specifically the inner workings) - like those are harder to tweak in designs. Dunno, maybe I'm trying to give them too much benefit of the doubt.