I have become obsessed with the figures that come with the Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadrons vehicle lineI don't give a fuck about the vehicles themselves, I'm simply infatuated with scaling down a realistically proportioned and articulated figure into something so tiny and collectableAny other toy lines feature one inch figures like these?
>>11851119The closest thing is probably the original Micro Machines Action Fleet figures, which Micro Galaxy Squadron is very much based on. The figures are a little chunkier and the sculpts are a little softer, but they're basically the same thing.
>>11851119The Lightyear movie had a whole shitload of these. They're still pretty cheap even now. Besides that and Micro Machinese there's the TMNT micro mutants and the vintage diaclone line.
>>11851119They might have been slightly bigger than 1 inch, but X-Men Pocket Comics. They were pretty much Mighty Max playsets, but not as good.
>>11851164>the vintage diaclone line.Which is not affordable. Just one diaclone driver costs $75+ for a 1" figure these days.
Cheapest articulated ones are by Sheik Mainland, under their 3 Min Project line, you have to build and paint them yourself though. And also source their feet magnets
>>11851538They come with weapons, tools and backpacks
Check out Star Wars Legion. It's a really fun tabletop skirmish game almost in the same scale as micro galaxy. I use a ton of the vehicles for Legion, like the Imperial shuttle and Slave 1.
>>11851530Modern day diaclone ain't cheap either. >>11851538Where do I look for these?
>>11851577china
