Boba Ben
Super Freak
Well of course, sometimes you've got to make sacrifices for long term gains. Good luck with all that Ben.
Kudos brother. Good luck with that.
Thanks guys. I'll be one of the oldest kids at the school.
Well of course, sometimes you've got to make sacrifices for long term gains. Good luck with all that Ben.
Kudos brother. Good luck with that.
Kinda makes the excitement, authenticness and joy of getting a new figure pointless, if a better one'll be on it's way.
My only real gripe with the remake strategy is that they take time to remake a previous figure but there is still nothing from those in my sig or newer figures from existing licenses that people want, i.e Platoon, Tron, Sucker Punch.
Which proves that remakes are taking production time away from under-developed licenses.
Kinda makes the excitement, authenticness and joy of getting a new figure pointless, if a better one'll be on it's way.
My only real gripe with the remake strategy is that they take time to remake a previous figure but there is still nothing from those in my sig or newer figures from existing licenses that people want, i.e Platoon, Tron, Sucker Punch.
Which proves that remakes are taking production time away from under-developed licenses.
How often will collectors buy a remake of remake and an original ig they own two already? there will be a limit and the remake process must stop or they'll eventually lose customers, Iron Man can't stay in vogue forever.
Once people own the MK 1 and the MK 1 remake, will they honestly buy and MK 1 3.0?
Not necessarily. We know it takes manufacturing time to produce the re release but what we don't know is what HT is doing with the unrealized licensees. Maybe they are waiting on the license holders to make approvals and so to keep the manufacturing facility busy they do these variants and re releases? Did you see all the heads that Kojun not only sculpted but JC painted for the Sparrow figure? There was a ton and it was all to get the approval from the license holder. Truth is no one here knows and so all we can do is guess. So my guess is that the delays come from the back and forth from HT and the license holder. At least that's what I'm going to believe.
I would love to go back stage of hot toys, to see what they have in the works and the ones that never got approved by licensees. I bet there are some amazing sculpts that we will never get to see the light of day.
I agree that I'd like to see them focus on some of their older announcements. I'd especially like to see something from Metal Gear Sold soon. However, as a business, Hot Toys will always center their focus on where the money is. Iron Man and Predators are guaranteed hits with them and I can't blame them for wanting to make the money that's just there for the taking by making more figures from those licenses.
Not necessarily. We know it takes manufacturing time to produce the re release but what we don't know is what HT is doing with the unrealized licensees. Maybe they are waiting on the license holders to make approvals and so to keep the manufacturing facility busy they do these variants and re releases? Did you see all the heads that Kojun not only sculpted but JC painted for the Sparrow figure? There was a ton and it was all to get the approval from the license holder. Truth is no one here knows and so all we can do is guess. So my guess is that the delays come from the back and forth from HT and the license holder. At least that's what I'm going to believe.
Except for Indy of course, who was painted by a rabid monkey coming off a 3 day sugar binge.Woman & children, don't be silly. The amount we pay for our figures there clearly painted by Angels.
But is still great news to collectors who miss out on earlier releases and the good thing is that hopefully new collectors like me need not pay sky-high prices for the same previous figures.
Kinda makes the excitement, authenticness and joy of getting a new figure pointless, if a better one'll be on it's way.
My only real gripe with the remake strategy is that they take time to remake a previous figure but there is still nothing from those in my sig or newer figures from existing licenses that people want, i.e Platoon, Tron, Sucker Punch.
Which proves that remakes are taking production time away from under-developed licenses.
I personally think they've made enough money from those licenses. . .
In the past few days HT previewed Mark I v2 and Red Skull while hinting at Wolverine v2
Perhaps next week HT will preview DC Joker v2 and Green Lantern while hinting at
It only seems fair
In the past few days HT previewed Mark I v2 and Red Skull while hinting at Wolverine v2
Perhaps next week HT will preview DC Joker v2 and Green Lantern while hinting at
It only seems fair
They already announced a Joker 2.0 months ago
In the past few days HT previewed Mark I v2 and Red Skull while hinting at Wolverine v2
Perhaps next week HT will preview DC Joker v2 and Green Lantern while hinting at
It only seems fair
How often will collectors buy a remake of remake and an original ig they own two already? there will be a limit and the remake process must stop or they'll eventually lose customers, Iron Man can't stay in vogue forever.
Once people own the MK 1 and the MK 1 remake, will they honestly buy and MK 1 3.0?
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