I wasn't trying to correct you or attack your opinion. I agree with you that there are tons of scaling issues. Just don't know how to solve them.Originally posted by MrTheFrog
Ya know, I can't dispute those pictures. I stand corrected. I guess it seems to be Henson that has the consistency problems.
-Artie
I agree, hardcore fans and casual fans really need to start putting their money where thei rmouth is if they want the line to survive. Ken, just wanna say Ive bought ALL the Series 1-3(and playsets) and then some!(Well, ok, I skipped out on non EB Piggy, heh) Ive been waiting 20 years for new Muppet figures so this is like mana from the sky.Originally posted by ResidentLilly
I actually don't know if that was something you were saying to be funny (and it was funny) but I think that is the opposite over here. I have found that a lot of the hardcore Muppet fans have not been fanatical about collecting every figure. I understand the reasons, it's just an observation.
Wouldn't that be mana mana from the sky?Originally posted by beaker
Ive been waiting 20 years for new Muppet figures so this is like mana from the sky.
Doot doot do do doot! ^_^Originally posted by ResidentLilly
Wouldn't that be mana mana from the sky?
You know I didn't ntice how big of a change it was until I compared Bunsen in TMM to Bunsen in MFS. He must have started eating subway! I also noticed that in the muppet Labs scene in MFS you can see a lot of performers' heads. I think the figure is a good mix between the coloring of current Bunsen and the weight of classic Bunsen . How in the world did the sculpters decide what to do with such a drastically changed character?Originally posted by frogboy4
I have often wondered why Henson did that to Bunsen. In the Christmas movie, Bunsen's head was rather skinny too. It's my theory that one of his inventions finally got to him and deflated him a little.