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What do you usually do with Build a figure pieces you don’t plan to complete or sell
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>>11899904
Honestly and I know this is bad for the environment or whatever but I just throw them away with the box
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>>11899904
Build a figures made since in the toybiz days when they cost $9 and buying a couple characters you didn’t really want was worth it now it’s just scammy
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>>11899904
I always sell them. Usually get $5 each. It adds up over time
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>>11899904
I just keep them for potential custom parts.
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>>11899960
Doesn't that take forever?
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>>11900039
>blah blah blah
>brown hands
>blah blah
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>>11899965
Something like the Hyde or Hulk head is easy to do something with. The demon dog BAF head from the Ghostbusters is another good one, but a right leg or left arm to the Cassie Lang Ant Girl, or whatever the fuck her character name is, only if you really want to make a bizarre custom.



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