[Coach Rip]

Wolf,

The standard, by definition, is already set.

All the mfca has to do is decide on what classes are going to recognized for whatever competition you have.

Classes of competition are much different than a "standard".

What we have here are some posters with unbridled passion, and unfortunately for them, make no sense because they are misusing words, or using words in the wrong context.

When you buy a car, ............ they have a "standard" version, it is what it comes with from the factory in its basic state.

If you want to order "options", you are basically ordering a "custom" car.

Likewise, when you get a figure from BuzzBall it is "standard", ...............once one removes the arms, and changes them, or bends them, the owner has just technically "customized the figure.

Therefore, by the very nature of these ridicules posts it is impossible to have a 4.0 standard. for a few reasons.

#1 a game piece is made of two parts, a figure and a base. Figures have a weight range but max out at 2.0/2.1. Bases also have weight maxing out at 1.2/1.3.

#2 Figures and bases must be weighed separately. as I stated numerous times a heavy figure on a light base can "make weight", but after the weigh in the heavy figure can make it's way onto a heaver base, therefore being "overweight.

#3 The base line standard has already been set. by 40 years of tudor.