Green Arrow also arrived today and for me there’s more to like than not. Here’s my two cents:
The good:
The hinged shoulders which allow more mobility and holding of a pose.
The arm/shoulder/chest design looks more natural and realistic
Buffed up arms. Even when hanging at the side the arms look more human like. Mego arms can look stiff no matter how you pose them.
The elbow/knees are rounded and natural looking.
The flexible hands
The rotating feet
I like to overall muscle sculpt of the figure
The bad
Some don’t like the small pelvis but I think the way the elastic attaches into the thigh makes it want to spring back from the seated position. A Mego-like hook is needed to allow the leg to rotate and hold the pose without stretching the elastic. As it is now the elastic has to bend with the thigh and wants to pull the leg back into a standing position.
I don’t mind the big thighs but the angle of the knee into the shin hinge is what helps to give him the bow legged look. If the inside of the knees were a little thicker and the shins a little straighter it would look better.
Not really a bad thing and may apply more to heavy playing by kids but the elbow joint seems fragile and thin. When I move the arm at the shoulder I make sure to hold it on the upper arm. Moving it while holding the wrist or lower arms seems to put a lot of stress on the thin elbow hinge.
Overall it’s a great figure.
The good:
The hinged shoulders which allow more mobility and holding of a pose.
The arm/shoulder/chest design looks more natural and realistic
Buffed up arms. Even when hanging at the side the arms look more human like. Mego arms can look stiff no matter how you pose them.
The elbow/knees are rounded and natural looking.
The flexible hands
The rotating feet
I like to overall muscle sculpt of the figure
The bad
Some don’t like the small pelvis but I think the way the elastic attaches into the thigh makes it want to spring back from the seated position. A Mego-like hook is needed to allow the leg to rotate and hold the pose without stretching the elastic. As it is now the elastic has to bend with the thigh and wants to pull the leg back into a standing position.
I don’t mind the big thighs but the angle of the knee into the shin hinge is what helps to give him the bow legged look. If the inside of the knees were a little thicker and the shins a little straighter it would look better.
Not really a bad thing and may apply more to heavy playing by kids but the elbow joint seems fragile and thin. When I move the arm at the shoulder I make sure to hold it on the upper arm. Moving it while holding the wrist or lower arms seems to put a lot of stress on the thin elbow hinge.
Overall it’s a great figure.

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