Integration

Den-O · 02-13-2014, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Sentai

A couple thoughts. It looks better in hand than it does in the pictures, you'd think with the length of the arms they could've given him a simple elbow joint, and I laughed like an immature nine year old when I saw the front of the red flip up from between the legs of Tokyo-Oh. And already I see so many joints and connections to become loose and break. So many.

ToQ Oh. Not Tokyo.

And what joints are you looking at? The slide mechanism that hold the 3 center trains together are brilliant and pretty much ensure they won't break unless you just tear them apart. And the shoulder joints are pegs in sockets. As are the connectors between the 2 piece train cars. So again, what are you talking about that looks breakable? This is the most safe solid engineering Sentai DX's have had in years.

02-13-2014, 03:59 PM	#205
Den-O Admin AKA Zordon Content Director @DenO_TokuNation Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Lexington, Ky Posts: 16,328	Quote: Originally Posted by Sentai A couple thoughts. It looks better in hand than it does in the pictures, you'd think with the length of the arms they could've given him a simple elbow joint, and I laughed like an immature nine year old when I saw the front of the red flip up from between the legs of Tokyo-Oh. And already I see so many joints and connections to become loose and break. So many. ToQ Oh. Not Tokyo. And what joints are you looking at? The slide mechanism that hold the 3 center trains together are brilliant and pretty much ensure they won't break unless you just tear them apart. And the shoulder joints are pegs in sockets. As are the connectors between the 2 piece train cars. So again, what are you talking about that looks breakable? This is the most safe solid engineering Sentai DX's have had in years. __________________