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"After a night of drinking and binge-watching Vikings, Yellow and Pink decided to settle their differences."

This is an update of the Rangers (www.deviantart.com/7nullseven/… ) photo that I'd taken a couple of years or so ago. Because of the very limited articulation of these old Mega Power Rangers figures, posing them well is difficult, to say the least, and I'm not entirely happy with Yellow. These are, by the way, found figures, and the only two I have from that particular set.

One of the annoying things about the MegaBlox/MegaConstrux figures is that they've changed significantly over time; and even different "worlds" can have their figures constructed differently, so it can be hard to mix-and-match between them, as you can with some other products (Lego comes immediately to mind). On the other hand, they are more flexible than Lego minifigures (and much more so than Lego minidolls), but are compatible with aftermarket handheld accessories.

In any event, Yellow and Pink have spent a lot of time trying to kill one another (it's Pink's fault), as I've learned to enjoy exploring the limits of these figures. So there will likely be more photos of them as time goes on. And since I'm not entirely happy with the way Yellow presents in this photo, there will likely be a version 3 at some point.

Description
"After a night of drinking and binge-watching Vikings, Yellow and Pink decided to settle their differences."

This is an update of the Rangers (www.deviantart.com/7nullseven/… ) photo that I'd taken a couple of years or so ago. Because of the very limited articulation of these old Mega Power Rangers figures, posing them well is difficult, to say the least, and I'm not entirely happy with Yellow. These are, by the way, found figures, and the only two I have from that particular set.

One of the annoying things about the MegaBlox/MegaConstrux figures is that they've changed significantly over time; and even different "worlds" can have their figures constructed differently, so it can be hard to mix-and-match between them, as you can with some other products (Lego comes immediately to mind). On the other hand, they are more flexible than Lego minifigures (and much more so than Lego minidolls), but are compatible with aftermarket handheld accessories.

In any event, Yellow and Pink have spent a lot of time trying to kill one another (it's Pink's fault), as I've learned to enjoy exploring the limits of these figures. So there will likely be more photos of them as time goes on. And since I'm not entirely happy with the way Yellow presents in this photo, there will likely be a version 3 at some point.