What are the differences between "Bandai JAPAN Movie Monster Series: 2014 GODZILLA" &amp; "NECA Godzilla - 12" Head to Tail "Modern Godzilla" Action Fig"
1620779
Well obviously the height differences, but I don't own the Bandai Godzilla. Just seeing the pictures on the internet, the Bandai figure is about the same as NECA's Godzilla, but without the gaps between the joints. If you want to save money get the NECA figure.
1505879
It's the Japanese version exactly as you described it. It's an awesome figure.
358010
The one I buy it's from japan but in terms of the figure it self its the same i buy version of the myth cloth from JP and Hk and have any problem with the figures they're awesome no matter what versioon what change it's the tamashii sticker i recomend you to buy this figure a most have trust me
286860
Depends what you're a fan of. Height or size between monsterarts and figuarts doesn't really matter. They're made by the same company but the figures are from different franchises. Monsterarts are Toho Prod.'s kaiju monsters; Godzilla, Mothra, etc. Figuarts are characters from anime and videogaming; Digimon, Dragonball Z, Final Fantasy, etc. They're all poseable. Some have additional effects or accessories while few others have vehicles. Monsterarts figures are 4" - 6 1/2" tall. Figuarts are +14cm tall.
1824574
The only difference is the cape in the two pack has wires in it to make it poseable. The single figure is just a regular cloth cape. Other than that the figures themselves are the same. Hope this helps.
2134463
not quite, good guess though. it's either: Bandai Hobby #61 00 Gundam Seven Sword/G HG, Bandai Gundam 00 Action Figureor this one: Bandai 00 Gundam Seven Sword/G 1/100 Master Gradethere are two different sizes. Take a look if he has any already, if there are about the size of a hand, then they're the first one. the other is much larger and takes a ton of time to build. Feel free to ask more at anytime.
1042958
both? if your talking about my picture they come in seperate boxes i just happend to order both and get them at the same time. the packaging they come in is pretty nice has some nice artwork and are huge...the figures themselves are pretty big.
1320688
It is not like the kenner figures from the 80's. It is more articulated and is much more accurate to the movie. Here is a picture comparing the 2.http://www.poeghostal.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/robocop-neca-kenner-spike.jpg
2278322
As far as the scanning crew guy goes, he's the same action figure in both figure sets. The only differences between the 2 figure sets is what you already stated & the scanning accessories.
1837980
It is the renewal version. Great figure. Looks great, comes with neat accessories.. if you are an Ultraman fan, it's worth the purchase.
6515
He is. But this particular one is coming from Japan. I ordered him last week but I wont get him until at least March 3rd to the 23rd. I'm thinking that the price difference is the fact that it is gonna take so long for you to receive this action figure.
2134464
The base gundam model is the same (aside from the knees, I think). What differs from this model and the Seven Sword variant is the accessories. You can search the Seven Swords model on google. I cant names what all comes with that model, but this one does also include two dagger like swords and two laser swords along with the giant s green sword. Also might I recommend the RG (real grade) models. Sames scale but much more detailed at a similar price (less accessories and selection).
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The Reveoltech figures are smaller, but with the Revoltechs being based on the Showa era of Godzilla monsters which were smaller, and most of the S.H. MonsterArts figures being based on the Heisei and Millennium series Godzilla monsters which were much larger in scale than the Showa monsters, they are not that far off in terms of scale. In fact, they actually scale well with the 1964 Godzilla released in the MonsterArts line, as he was also scaled to be a bit smaller than the other Godzilla figures in the MonsterArts line.
939741
It's an older sculpt and Kotobukiya focused more on the piece, which made the base an after thought. I display mine with the kotobukiya superman which has a nice base. Either way in the 2 years I've owned this piece I always appreciate how well done the sculpt is done. I love it and if you buy it I'm sure you won't regret it. I also display it without the base, stands up fine.
1926569
Purely for the box. I own the import version, and it comes with an extra belt in US flag colours, but the rest of my figuart collection has the US packaging, so it's the odd one out. As it looks sorely out of place on my shelf, i've shelled out £100 purely for the box to match the rest of my collection. Insanity really, but that's the life of a collector! Plus the MMPR brand means more to a lot more people outside of Japan.
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SH Monster Arts Figures are usually around 5 to 6 inches tall. This figure is roughly the same height of an older figure that I have from the SH Line-up (the 1993 Godzilla figure they originally did), so I would assume that it is in scale with the 2014 Godzilla figure from the line.
94613
It is different than the monster arts figures because instead of having joints it is like a rubber sleeve over a bendable wire, so there is a ton of movement in the tail. very cook figure, i am happy with my him