[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by Tekmen

Hmmm, about the plastic, I'll say 80% of Bandai's Sentai DX, for you can see much much more "flow mark" on surfaces.
However, this technically isn't a "plastic quality" issue: "flow marks" are usually due to not-as-advanced molding technics. And this is the unbreachable 20%.
If we're talking about the materials, they are pretty smooth, solid, clean edges, waaaay better than nowaday Transformers' plastic.

BTW, three other possible downsides if you compare to Bandai's DX:
1- Screws are generally larger, which break some of the detailings.
2- More hollow spaces. You know, Bandai's DX always have paddings to seal up inner side of an animal leg, bottom side of a jet wing etc. These Saver Robots don't.
3- Jointings are definitly not as good. I don't mean they are super loose, but just not shake-it-hard-like-a-mad-child secure.

That sounds great, thanks for the information! Plastic quality that beats current Transformers is good news, Transformers hasn't really been top notch lately. Are the joints at least strong enough to support the combination?