dw316
Super Freak
Does the base/stand have the War Machine nameplate on it?
I'd love to get this as its one of my favourite armours on screen.
However at nearly £300 in the UK its crossed my limit I can stomach to pay for a 1/6.
Enjoy to all those getting it.
I just wish they would show us mk6 dc already so we can pair these guys up!
I might be wrong, but I can't recall Iron Whiplash's diorama base having a name plate. I'd imagine this will be exactly the same, either way, since it appears to be a re-use.Does the base/stand have the War Machine nameplate on it?
Really, having not tried or seen anyone else do it I wasn't sure how much of a mess it would make...
[Goes off to Ebay to look at Falcon stands and whether a TWS Cap or Widow would go best in my SHIELD display]
I'd love to get this as its one of my favourite armours on screen.
However at nearly £300 in the UK its crossed my limit I can stomach to pay for a 1/6.
Enjoy to all those getting it.
Having similar thoughts. This thing is € 400,- over here. That is my maximum price for a PF, not a standard sized 1/6 figure.
Wouldn't you collectors in Europe save a decent chunk of change during an inevitable Popcultcha sale?
Wouldn't we get bummed by import fees? I imaged it would be a similar situation as ordering from sideshow.
Wouldn't we get bummed by import fees? I imaged it would be a similar situation as ordering from sideshow.
I know the only time I got hit by customs on a sixth scale (mk43), by the time I factor in the NRD and customs it would have cost around what I paid for my only PFF.
Buying Iron Man (that includes War Machine) overseas is not the cheapest sub-group of the Sixth Scale hobby, that's for sure..
I don't believe it's nearly as much. But perhaps a European collector who's bought from PC can weigh in?
Same fees for ordering from US or AU.
Word. This past year it has gotten a lot worse though, with the € being so weak. SS and HT raise prices + crappy exchange rate = madness
Right now € 1,- is less than $ 1,05 (it used to be $ 1.30 for years).
Right now € 1,- is less than $ 1,05 (it used to be $ 1.30 for years).
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