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Looks like it'll have light up features.
Please have good articulation.
All I ask for really.
Please have good articulation.
All I ask for really.
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Looks like it'll have light up features.
Please have good articulation.
That might be cool depending how they do it. I presume it would just be the eyes?
I'm really keen to see the PO for these go up.
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Pre-order going up on Feb 7th, 9am HKT.
https://www.threezerohk.com/product/robo-dou-evangelion-test-type-01/
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That's a "yes" for me.
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It's a yes for me as well. Very nice articulation + Diecast frame!
Going to have some nice weight to it like their DLX Transformers line.
Going to have some nice weight to it like their DLX Transformers line.
"Approximately 25cm (9.8”) tall articulated figure (non-scale)"
What? I'm going to have to back out.
I have ThreeA/Threezero Emile and was really looking forward to this, but not even a 12" figure?
Was hoping this thing would be at least 18" or 19", because why not get the RAH or Metal Build or Revoltech or a vinyl figure from anyone else?
What? I'm going to have to back out.
I have ThreeA/Threezero Emile and was really looking forward to this, but not even a 12" figure?
Was hoping this thing would be at least 18" or 19", because why not get the RAH or Metal Build or Revoltech or a vinyl figure from anyone else?
bangkok_wolf
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Was wondering how small it would be compare to a regular 1/6 scale figure so went around and found this pic.
Why did they decide to make the robot line smaller?
Why did they decide to make the robot line smaller?
Well it looks like Ed can finally call someone else pipsqueak
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10 inch? That?s a perfect scale for me. Kind of like Play Arts Kai.
That being said, Medicoms is much more accurate. And closer to the 1/12 scale
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To make it available for the general crowd, perhaps?
Cheaper + less space consumed.
Except there are plenty of good options in the smaller scale already available.
And that?s why I?m passing.
This does nothing new at that scale.
Happy for everyone else that is grabbing this!
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I don?t think there are. There are loads of 6 inch that are mostly bad imo (mafex is the best so far) and larger there?s Medicom.
All the in between are kits for the most part.
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I think 12" would have been the sweet spot but yeah all the smaller figures are at around the 6-7" range. The real action hero one is like 18".
A 10" Diecast frame figure fits nicely in the middle of it all.
A 10" Diecast frame figure fits nicely in the middle of it all.
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Soul of Chogokin put out really cool figures at this scale. They even made the positron rifle. ThreeZero's take is nice (the die cast and GID aspects are cool), but it just seems like a sucker punch. ThreeZero wouldn't be where they are now if not for ThreeA fans' purchasing their 1/6 figures, so there ought to at least be a larger-scale option down the road. If those tacky Transformers movies get a "premium scale," then Evangelion sure as hell better get something.
