Trash this post, ..........the whole thing is null and void due to the fact that figures and bases should be weighed separately.
First off KNOW what Standard means - A technical standard is an established norm. No one can argue that the norm for 40 years have been a figure at 2.0 and a base at 1.2/1.3.
weight limit for a "standard figure" is 2.0 grams and a base is 1.2/1.3 grams............hence the "3.3" misnomer" what happens when you have a heavier figure on a rookie base, ...............say the figure/custom figure weighs in a 2.5 grams and he is on a rookie base of .8 grams......................he makes weight..........what is to say after he makes weight this 2.5 gram figure makes it way on to a DDB or TTC base weighing 1.2 during a game???????????????????
Hmmmmmmmmmm that makes his aggregate weight 3.6 grams and thus over the limit 3.3 ........yes, it happens boys and girls!
Now this also goes for this for this 4.0 weight class as well.
Unlimited is great because all the figure has to do is fit the height and weight template and the base must be able to move!
TRASH THIS NONSENSE