galactiboy
OT Preferist
10" deep? That's insane. I believe you but why would it need to be as deep as it is wide?
Guessing the floor of the dio will act as a base. And that way you could also easily display a figure or two with him.
10" deep? That's insane. I believe you but why would it need to be as deep as it is wide?
Guessing the floor of the dio will act as a base. And that way you could also easily display a figure or two with him.
Bah! I need no lights, and if I decide that I do, I'll add them myself. No need for Sideshow to do that and add to the overall cost of the piece. Then they'd have people complaining about the price. Truly, a "damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't" scenario.
You missed the point. For this price, they should have had lights.
You missed the point. For this price, they should have had lights.
Bah! I need no lights, and if I decide that I do, I'll add them myself. No need for Sideshow to do that and add to the overall cost of the piece. Then they'd have people complaining about the price. Truly, a "damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't" scenario.
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Not taking the ones on the actual carbonite block, there are lights in the grates at the bottom and on the wall controls. There's also a spotlight (might be from the window) over the top of the carbonite piece. For $200, you'd think SSC could at least include some simple LED lights. I hope the grates are removable so I can at least tinker with getting this thing some proper lighting there.
The piece is great, don't get me wrong, but LED lights for something like this should be standard. Get with the program SSC!
I'd have to agree there as well. The price on this is a little steap.
I think what they really could've done was split it up. Make the Carbonite block a seaparate piece and then make the palace wall to go with it. I think a lot of folks would've bought Han in Carbonite by itself rather than shell out for the whole thing.
You missed the point. For this price, they should have had lights.