Comparing Joytoy's Mech Maintenance Team A to Team B,

[@caseyjonessnr1200]

Excellent video and review of the two sets of figures.

[@FroggyGeezer]

To me it looks like both teams share the exact same molds (sculpts), they’re just painted differently. But they did use different arms on a few figs. This is a common trend with all action figure companies, they do this so they can offer a variety of characters without costing them more money to do so and to keep the cost for customers reasonable. I wouldn’t be surprised if all the figures throughout the line shared parts/molds (sculpts). The lack of accessories is definitely a bummer.

[@blackskyreviews]

Thrte not the same molds for both teams.

[@kregen2275]

If I had to pick it would probably be team B but they both look great on on the mecha depot build sets

[@lareh5501]

Don't know why they don't make the maintenance aesthetic at a 1/27 or 1/28 scale as well. That'd go nicely with transformers and M.A.S.K. toys. Construction workers were a part of the lore in the G1 cartoon, as decepticons were often attacking places that gathered different types of energy.

[@elijahherstal776]

I see now why you recommended team B to me. Also, starting to notice that generally the female models sometimes have legs similar to the males, if not identical in the thighs.

[@PrimarisBlackTemplaDraven]

The white team looks like they are prepared for an attack at the base so I might get the white team.

[@cptoyscollection]

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[@dr.zero0498]

those figures have very bad articulation