Re: MLC?
Posted: 23 May 2009 19:53
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I agree with that, as soon as its out of its card it cant be classed as mint.Andy1672 wrote:I would have thought MINT was uncirculated ?
I wouldnt class anything as mint unless it was still packaged.
It was a few months ago, no not offensive at all, I did take it on board and I look extra hard at a figure now before I class it as mint.Shaunyboy wrote:Eh? Was it me? What did I buy from you? Hope I didn't come across as offensive?Golden Puma wrote:I think it was Shaunyboy, fair cop though, It just fits nicely into the title bar![]()
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Was it that Flint with the cracked elbow? If it was that one I remember you being a perfect Gentlemen throughout!Golden Puma wrote:It was a few months ago, no not offensive at all, I did take it on board and I look extra hard at a figure now before I class it as mint.Shaunyboy wrote:Eh? Was it me? What did I buy from you? Hope I didn't come across as offensive?Golden Puma wrote:I think it was Shaunyboy, fair cop though, It just fits nicely into the title bar![]()
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I think the term mint has different connotations for different objects, I think that for action figures it is widely regarded as meaning in as good a condtion as when it first came out of the packet. At the same time I've also seen a figures that either MIP or MIB were not what I would describe as mint.
Not needed at all. In fact here are a couple of pictures of what I did with my old crappy Flint figure. Lazy Bastard Customs the lot of them! Inspired by a request, I think from The Kraken Wakes for an Outback Head on a Dusty Torso!Golden Puma wrote:I think it might have been, If so I'll have to apologise, I usually spot those.
i like that sort of theme too. I've considered making a cobra death squad just not sure what body to use, like the customs shaun it looks great when there is a uniform approach,Golden Puma wrote:Cool customs, I do like the theme of different heads with a common uniform, kind of a throwback to the original 1982 run of GI Joe.