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CookSux · 10-25-2011, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu

Oh these aren't mine man, it's allxza's, I saw these and was like "WHOA WHAT?!". They look awesome.

For those of you with both SIC and SH Figuarts, which is better? Seems like SIC has way more detail but Figuarts has appeal and a following too.

It really depends.

SH Figuarts are figures that focus on accessories, posability, and show accuracy. The play pattern is that there is going to be a figure of everyone and every form made... someday. They're about 5.5" and run about 40 bucks per retail figure.

SIC are figures that focus on a certain artist's interpretation... and these can do anything from doing nothing to swapping parts for transformation. It's like a posable McFarlane figure. You're not going to get the same character selection as an SH Figuart, and these guys are more like 7.5" tall.

10-25-2011, 04:27 PM	#6
CookSux Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 411	Quote: Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu Oh these aren't mine man, it's allxza's, I saw these and was like "WHOA WHAT?!". They look awesome. For those of you with both SIC and SH Figuarts, which is better? Seems like SIC has way more detail but Figuarts has appeal and a following too. It really depends. SH Figuarts are figures that focus on accessories, posability, and show accuracy. The play pattern is that there is going to be a figure of everyone and every form made... someday. They're about 5.5" and run about 40 bucks per retail figure. SIC are figures that focus on a certain artist's interpretation... and these can do anything from doing nothing to swapping parts for transformation. It's like a posable McFarlane figure. You're not going to get the same character selection as an SH Figuart, and these guys are more like 7.5" tall. __________________ Sales