I think they are taking the mick, pushing their luck to see how many do end up paying silly amounts. Sideshow 1/4 collectible you get for around $300 - $500, that awesome dam toys terminator was around $500. so why the hell is this soo much? ok $500 for Arnie, base with lights and a bike another $700 that's $1200. any more can't justify it. Ok so its got his signature? so did CM T800, Also SS T3 Art, but the did add an extra $1000. on top.
DarkSide Collectibles Studio said:OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
PRESS RELEASE
SIDESHOW BECOMES THE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR FOR DARKSIDE COLLECTIBLES STUDIO?
DarkSide Collectibles Studio? welcomes an exciting new partnership with the global pop culture pioneer Sideshow!
Through this new collaboration, Sideshow will become the exclusive distributor of DSC Studio? items from fan-favorite franchises and licenses such as Star Trek, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Devil May Cry, and Resident Evil.
Since its inception in 1994, Sideshow has become the most prestigious and high-end collectibles company manufacturing statues and figures inspired by movies, comics, and pop culture characters. The company also distributes a variety of carefully curated products from other luxury collectibles makers, turning Sideshow.com into the premiere destination for fans looking to expand their own collections, no matter the fandom.
DarkSide Collectibles Studio? is a member of E.M.A. Legendary Collectibles Group Limited based in Europe. The company was founded in 1999 with the main purpose of selling and distributing collectibles. In 2018, the company expanded its business by signing manufacturing contracts with Studio Canal, Oak Productions, Paramount, CBS, and CAPCOM. The mission of DSC Studio? is to develop limited edition, highly detailed artifacts and offer the ultimate collector?s experience.
To celebrate the achievement of this new partnership, DarkSide Collectibles Studio? will debut two new statue launches through Sideshow.com, including the Leonard Nimoy as Captain Spock 1:3 Scale Museum Statue from Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, and the T-800 on Motorcycle Limited Signature Edition 1:4 Scale Statue from Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The release date in Sideshow is Monday, 4th of November.
I could be wrong, but I just don't see this selling well...especially on the PO side. You're taking a big gamble on an unknown company without seeing what a production piece looks like. Plus it just looks off. Also, what Harley doesn't have chrome on it? Looks to me like it's all painted silver.
They keep saying that they are using the same production facilities as XM and Prime 1. The quality should be the same regardless if it's a start up company or not. Not a defense of them by any means though. Still a ridiculous price.
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