[jason1551]

Just switching out the waist and lower legs. The figures should be a perfect color match.

[Jay West]

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Originally Posted by jason1551

Just switching out the waist and lower legs. The figures should be a perfect color match.

I tried switching out just the legs and Brutus’s legs will not come off at the t bar. I heated with a hair dryer and tried boiling water. Won’t budge. I have 2 and both are the same. Waist from Shadow won’t fit in Brutus without mods. I’m really perplexed as to why Brutus’s legs won’t come off. The few times I’ve removed a Fortnite leg it just popped off. Really weird.

[Jay West]

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Originally Posted by Jay West

I tried switching out just the legs and Brutus’s legs will not come off at the t bar. I heated with a hair dryer and tried boiling water. Won’t budge. I have 2 and both are the same. Waist from Shadow won’t fit in Brutus without mods. I’m really perplexed as to why Brutus’s legs won’t come off. The few times I’ve removed a Fortnite leg it just popped off. Really weird.

Edit: got it but man it was a pain.

[Griff]

Id get these but they just look too squat.

[jason1551]

The Roblox figures just strike me as odd due to the random articulation points and noticeable paint variance between upper and lower sections. I may eventually bite the bullet and get a few, but I would have to find a few with really, really good paint apps.

[DarkHorse]

There's the Highrise Trooper offered up in the Facebook group if anyone is interested -

https://m.facebook.com/groups/939386...ity&__tn__=C-R

[pergola]

There's really no comparison. Fortnite is a $10 4" action figure line based on a mostly standardized humanoid game model. Roblox Imagination is a $7 variable-scale action figure line with a $3 game code, many of the designs so far originating as contest entry drawings.

I don't like how Roblox makes designers legally surrender ownership of their entries in exchange for $500 in game currency. But they do, at least, provide credit on the cardback. For some young artists, having a toy of something they created could be motivating, even if they're not receiving royalties from sales.

[ShadowNinja]

Seeing your creation on the shelf probably hurts a lot when your not getting squat for it...

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Originally Posted by pergola

There's really no comparison. Fortnite is a $10 4" action figure line based on a mostly standardized humanoid game model. Roblox Imagination is a $7 variable-scale action figure line with a $3 game code, many of the designs so far originating as contest entry drawings.

I don't like how Roblox makes designers legally surrender ownership of their entries in exchange for $500 in game currency. But they do, at least, provide credit on the cardback. For some young artists, having a toy of something they created could be motivating, even if they're not receiving royalties from sales.

[Bujo]

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Originally Posted by ShadowNinja

Seeing your creation on the shelf probably hurts a lot when your not getting squat for it...

Or a thrill seeing your design being made a reality. It's no different than the MOTUC fan submitted characters. It's fun to see your creation become part of a franchise you already love.

[ShadowNinja]

Maybe slightly so. That was a contest where you got your character made if you won. That was the reward. The Roblox guys give you 500 in game currency while they make a money that can actually be spent in the real world off your creation. To me that's a slight difference.

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Originally Posted by Bujo

Or a thrill seeing your design being made a reality. It's no different than the MOTUC fan submitted characters. It's fun to see your creation become part of a franchise you already love.