I wouldn't buy one, unless the price was quite low, but it would be neat to see:
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Naa... unless your going to use it for... gaming? hood ornament? or something, there's no real point in getting a metal minifig - especially when it probally costs about the same for 5-10 plastic ones.
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It might kind of cool, especially if it was detailed and articulate like a regular figure.
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Exactly. And ya, I'd probably buy one. I think a metal fig, provided it was identical to a regular one, would be awesome.Formendacil wrote:Would make a much more sensible keychain than a real fig. More durable, and less likely to get scavenged for parts.
Might make a nice statue for a village square or something.
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I would probably use them as statues for the interior of my castles/keeps. But thats only if it's just a plain metal fig (no details).
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