Saph
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Yet its still easier to use a normal mold if what you are saying is the look the movie is using in the first place. And a car is a lot different from a little action figure.wobbly said:Saph, I think there are a few very possible reasons why they may have put a cape on their little toy and here's a couple I can think of that might well be likely: 1) As I already suggested they may simply be using an old mold which I would imagine to be even cheaper for them (The toy manufacturers have already done this by recycling an old model of the fantasticar for the movie toys)
And maybe they didn't? The Thing Car and Thing astronaut suit are irrelevant, we're talking about THIS toy, depicting the FINAL SCENE, and these toys that show scenes have been proven as insights to what happens in the movie, this happened with SM2.and 2) Maybe they designed and modelled the figures before the movie designs were finalised - that would also explain why the head of their Thing resembles the comics look more than the movies look.
Should also note there is a 'Thing Car' thrown in with the toys (complete with a painted rock design) and the Thing in an astronaut suit too, but I dont expect that we are gonna see either of those actually in the film: They will always make toys from these movies that have little or nothing to do with what was really in them.
The Thing toy looks like the comic version because: There is no point to make a different strong man mold. And whether you can't see the painfully obvious brow that is on movie Things face is your problem, not the toys.
The same action dolls that show Doom with skin still on his hands? This shows these action dolls aren't Doom at the end of his transformation. And i hear they're keeping the cape thing secret.. why put it on a lego toy then? Because no one will take a lego toy seriously.. proof of this? Your reaction.No, when all the more rendered & accurate action dolls all show no cape, all the pics we have seen of JM in the suit show no cape, and we have an inside source that seems to be credible also state there is none, I do think it's safe to assume there simply is not one.
Your first wish has came true, because the Thing looks classic all the way throughout this movie. Isn't that brow huge? Oh wait, you can't see it for some reason. Oh well.Seriously, I would love to be wrong about that, as that may harbour some hope we might see a more traditional looking Thing crop up too in that finale, but I do think the evidence against that is a good deal stronger than the evidence for it, which all in all amounts to no more than a picture of a lego toy atm.

