- Odd. I only ever got the Iron man figure, so I thought they were done by Toy Biz (Marvel's old toy maker--made the 1:12 size Marvel and Spiderman Movie figures). At the time, no 1:18 Iron Man figures were released (long before the 2nd movie). The bodies are totally different, so I'd assumed they were a different manufacturer.Galwraith said:Hasbro makes the Marvel Universe figures as well.
- I don't own any vinyl figures, but the Vinyl figures are taller than Figuarts (which are 1:12-1:14 roundabouts). so I assume they're much taller.kickman01 said:anychance i could see a size comparrison of a standard vinyl (RHS orSHS is fine) next to a DCUC or a SIC kiwamii tamashii? thanks in advance!
- thought someon already did. The Ultra-Act figures are bigger--about 16cm for Belial as opposed to the 14-15cm of most Figuarts...but I'll see if I can take pics sometime.Burkion said:I have a request as well. Could some one compare an Ultra Act figure to an SH Figuarts figure? If only size wise
Having Ultimate Kuuga and SIC Stronger, I think I can honestly say I prefer the SIC scale of things. Kuuga seems too small in comparison, almost puny, despite many people assuring me, and photo evidence showing, he's about the biggest of the Figuarts.
I can only hope my future Ultra Act Seven will hit a nice middle ground.