Only Kiwami Tamashis. The full figures aren't really in scale with anything except themselves.

It would figure. I finally bite the bullet recently and go in on a pre-owned SIC Super-1 that AmiAmi had (grade A:B) for 60ish...and they just put up another one for just under $50 (grade B:B...which typically just means "the box is scuffed/not immaculate"). Ah well.

http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/det...%24pagecnt%3D1

On the plus side...Kiva!

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I'm looking at some of the SIC "OOOs" figures. So far I think they might be pretty nice to own, but I do have some concerns. How fragile are these figures?

I can't speak from experience but anything that doesn't predate Kabuto or Den-O should be fine.

Any figure from Den-O onwards is not fragile in the slightest. They're VERY robust, and only get better. The OOO SIC's, being the most recent, are truely the line at it's finest.

Ah that's good to know, I want the OOO Tamashii form SIC figure and some more of them.

Sounds promising. So far the only ones not yet released are SaGoZho and LaToraTah, correct? And since OOOs seems like a decent selling line they should come out eventually....

Yeah those two are the last ones that haven't come out yet.

Unless Bandai will actually release that Love Combo we saw.

This. There can be some QC issues, but they're sturdy. The weakest things I'd say are the TaJaDol wings. But nothing else seems fragile to me. My GataKiriBa at one point liked to fall over due to the pose I had him in. Took a 6 foot fall on to carpet about 5-10 times and not even damaged in the slightest.

I need the rest of them to come out before I run out of patience. And money.

Yes. I'm hoping they don't stop at those 2. I want Love Combo, TaMaShii, Shocker, BuraKaWani, Super TaToBa. ALL.

*fingers crossed*

Finally found the purpose of SIC UVA. :lol

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S.I.C. Gatakiriba + Uva arms by Ultraman23, on Flickr

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Kamakiri blades by Ultraman23, on Flickr