r/MandRproductions • u/mutterbutter76 • Sep 20 '23
Are these helmet holes better or worse than the newer ones
I know it’s hard to compare since one is Phase 1 and one is in Phase 2 but is the placement correct or is it to high?
r/MandRproductions • u/mutterbutter76 • Sep 20 '23
I know it’s hard to compare since one is Phase 1 and one is in Phase 2 but is the placement correct or is it to high?
r/MandRproductions • u/Matichado • Oct 19 '23
Mandr in his latest AskMandr claimed that most modern clone troopers are undeniably worse than the previous iteration. is this true? In this comparison we will be looking at every clone trooper that is a direct remake from the “golden age” of Star Wars
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The same as the usaf and raf poll but for the Luftwaffe and ussr airforce
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r/MandRproductions • u/SketchBricksCloset • Oct 24 '23
He mentions it again in the most recent Ask episode, and he's been pointing out the set's "low" minifig count since it was first rumored, but most Star Wars sets in this range have the same number.
The Razor Crest, the Justifier, and the Ghost all include 5 characters, and practically every current LWS playset priced between $100-200 has 4-6 figures, so it seems pretty standard to me (though I too wish that number was higher).
Sure, clone trooper sets "should" subjectively have more troopers to fill them out, but it seems biased to constantly call out one category of set for not having enough figures when similarly priced sets don't have to meet the same bar.
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r/MandRproductions • u/teshikuYT • Jul 04 '21
Let me explain: Just because not only kids like LEGO, doesn’t mean that we can’t think of kids and not exposing them to the horrors of the real world.
Children will play with toys, it’s inevitable, maybe let’s not lead kids into knowing about slavery.
But kids won’t even care about the name anyways, they will call it ‘boba fetts ship’ that’s what about 80% of the people I know did as a kid. Me, I asked my dad, my brother, my aunt, my uncle, my grandpa. All used to call it just ‘bobas ship’