^ It looks like you’re still getting everything despite saying it was underwhelming!
I usually try and get 2 of everything and I got a lot of ‘one and done’ stuff with this batch.^ It looks like you’re still getting everything despite saying it was underwhelming!
You might even be more selective once Hasbro drops the plastic window box and goes full cardboard with a picture of the item in 2023.Great reveals, terrible price increase. If they get any more expensive, I'll have to be more selective.
Yeah, i've kinda been dreading this. I usually pick through the figures checking for sloppy paint or googly eyes or crooked decals and buy the one that i like the best. Neca, it's a must, hasbro has been fairly consistent.You might even be more selective once Hasbro drops the plastic window box and goes full cardboard with a picture of the item in 2023.
Really? I hadn't heard thisYou might even be more selective once Hasbro drops the plastic window box and goes full cardboard with a picture of the item in 2023.
You might even be more selective once Hasbro drops the plastic window box and goes full cardboard with a picture of the item in 2023.
--Really? I hadn't heard this
Really? I hadn't heard this
You know that won't happen..there is already more talk of raising the prices AGAIN. By next year, expect $30+ a classified figure., especially if it cuts costs for the consumer.
That’s true. It’s unfortunate timing on Hasbro’s part because people are going to get the false impression the closed boxes are more expensive and they’ll be the scapegoat for poor sales on top of the inflation and material costs going up.You know that won't happen..there is already more talk of raising the prices AGAIN. By next year, expect $30+ a classified figure.
Interesting. Being smaller is a bonus imo. Either they're large enough to put more than one figure or small enough that you could place multiple figures side by side. Maybe using some blu-tack or something similar to secure the stand to the shelf will prevent tipping over. I'll mention using some heat to get the foot pegs into the feet but, that could make the connection too loose and make the stand pointless.Got the Gridiron studios stands. They work. But they are a little small so heavier figures could still tip over if not balanced properly. They are also a pain to get into the peg holes. Really have to work them in there.
I also picked up the Breaker (comm) and Command load out packs. They. Are. Amazing. Definitely take a figure to an entirely different level.
Looks cool, but seems like a lot of clunky tech for being almost 25 years into the 21t century. Guess if you're into more "classic style" (which seems most of you are), then it's a definite win.They are pretty sick.
Sorry for the crappy pics.
--Looks cool, but seems like a lot of clunky tech for being almost 25 years into the 21t century. Guess if you're into more "classic style" (which seems most of you are), then it's a definite win.
Yeah, I get it....just like to *** at those that want their cyan blue-clothed Gung-Ho. To me, it's almost as bad as wanting your superheroes to have classic underoo briefs on the outside of the suit.--
I don't know.
How much more "futuristic" and "modernized" for characters like Dusty and Recondo need to be/must be given their environment and specialty?
The classic style is always first and foremost for the ARAH diehard/old school collectors.
I don't mind and welcome nuanced modernized updates as long as the classic style is respected.
It's not like the GI JOE SIGMA 6 line where every character was so
futuristically warped to the point of alienating collectors from that period. It was an interesting concept for the period/time that didn't resonant with collectors.
Enter your email address to join: