So on a whim, i typed in action figures into amazon. the 4 of the first 5 figures are t13. Action figure is now dominated by 3d printed slop. discuss
>>11656170god damn it, i forgot to turn the brightness up
>>11656170If you think that’s bad, I went to an “artisan store” the other day that was trying to sell those 3D printed snakes for like 24 dollars. Normies can’t tell the difference.
>>11656170Are those 3d printed toys actually durable? I heard the joints become floppy because they lose friction from the 3d printed plastic being kinda shit
>>11656170what in God’s holy name are you blathering about?
>>11656221It’s a youtuber who thinks he is in good graces with here (he isn’t)
>>11656230It could also be an anon pretending to be him which is equally as worse.
>>11656170As it says right there, they're listed first because they are sponsored.
>>11656238People are fucking idiots these days. It's nearly 2026 and people still can't tell what are paid/sponsored listings, just like some idiots can't tell when items on sites like Walmart, Target or Amazon are sold by third party sellers which explains a higher than MSRP price
I printed one out myself and they are fun. But it cost me like 10 cents and a little time on the printer. I'd never consider buying one or trying to rip some one off charging like 2000% of what it cost to make this thing. And it's durable enough but I have no idea how long the joints will last. But if it doesn't I can print another one easy, not the same if you buy one for 2000% markup.
>>11656200>go to toy show, guy selling 3d printslop>go to card show, guy selling 3d printslop>go to reptile expo, guy selling 3d printslop
