>>11762998
nah, they're all 5poa shit

>>11762998
I used to have all of the first few series before the fast forward series, I troop built foot soldiers for 7 bucks a piece off Amazon before the desperate reseller hellscape we're all living in came in lto fruition, vehicles were awesome too, nowadays people want 50 for a single troop builder, worse for niche foot guys, it just makes me say fuck the whole thing, so yes, it's worth it, but not in 2026

>>11762998
I had these as a wee lad even then the articulation & inaccurate face sculpts bothered me sadly the only other option is super7 which for the set of four is about $100 overpriced

>>11767550
It is because algorithmic pricing from Amazon and inflation from highest political problems. Most of the new items today on amazon are over retail price, but might be the lowest online. The lowest price online has become a way to screw you. It is bot manipulating, listing manipulation. Millions of items can stay listed for years, and the sellers can increase price with inflation. There is no real deal online that are worth the time fighting over. So you have to set price alerts when the price of things go under retail maybe once a year, to even get a normal price. Cause it looks like something went on sale but then you realize it might still be over retail. Amazon is really destroying the world somehow and they wont get reviewed. You try to list something small and realize you the seller gets screwed with fees, and to compensate you must raise the price too high.

>>11784382
Real stores were better. They’d buy in bulk at a bargain and jam the product into stores. Then they gotta get rid of it eventually because of overhead and its really on sale, a blowout.
With these warehouses idk shit stays there as long as they want until its ordered, and it flies everywhere. You might be paying for some convoluted air shipping. Its all a mess.