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For me one of the big draws of plastic is the ability to create your own poses. I understand how a single pose would be fine for people wanting lots and lots for building battalions of marching soldiers etc... but that's not my own bag, so multi-pose would be my choice. I hate to be another person just blurting out the Perry twins as an example of how it's done right … but I really do think the Perry twins are an example of how it's done right.
I prefer single part as I find a lot of the modern plastics too fiddly to assemble. I bought some Warlord WW2 and will be selling them shortly as I couldn't face putting them together.Also, a lot of the figures can only be assembled one way which seems to negate the point of making them multi-part.Okay, I know that people do assemble them into strange poses but a lot of them look really unnatural, IMHO.Mike