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lerath666
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... caved. ordering.
or I Will.. once I can be sure I can have the money.
or I Will.. once I can be sure I can have the money.
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No, seriously get her. She needs to sell well!!! 
thenammagazine
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It's better to have her on PO and cancel come billing than to not have her, come release want her and having her going for $400+.
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Given that HT said that they are not going to make any other characters...
Doubt it
Are you sure they they already have the likeness of the guy who played chris its the same as the tt true type body I think that would be easy to make.
thenammagazine
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Pretty sure. They've already stated as much. They only have the license to produce Alice from all the movies.
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Its looks good ,but I need it to stand with something else.
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Sideshow's zombies are cheap and awesome.
ok I will check it out. I sort made this rule were I like to collect something I can make a set out I think it makes a nicer display.
URMonkeyTron
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C'mon man, these aren't Precious Moments figurines. I prefer the wax museum approach where it's just a hodge podge of different figures from different films. I think it's does more to help make a piece stick out.
Not that the setting approach is bad or anything; I feel that when you have too much of the same thing it all blends together & loses it's impact.
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Well if you want to make a scene for display its helps for example if you have the "hero and Villian" together as opposed to just him by himself with nothing to contrast with. I do make the exception I have an Ezio but have not found anything to match him up against, however he is a very nicely done figure so I bought him. Still
thenammagazine
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Lotta good ones like the Babysitter and the Tactical Unit Operator can be had for around $50: https://toys.shop.ebay.com/Action-F...=1&_fln=1&_sc=1&_sop=15&_trksid=p3286.c0.m282
I prefer the opposite. Looking into a case or a bookshelf and seeing all the ADD IMHO, looks disorganized, whereas a consistent theme throughout display areas grants the pieces more of a museum feel, a sense of "collection."
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I am new to this so I am trying to complete my Predators set with all of them including Royce I am not a completist but still. Do you have any display advice for Enzio.
URMonkeyTron
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I understand your point & don't disagree. Let me also say that I'm not a real big fan of over-abundance. Basically I like a clean, uncluttered presentation above all. So for example in a detlof I'll only put two figures per shelf.
I let my issues with clutter get in the way of enjoying figure set pieces.
I let my issues with clutter get in the way of enjoying figure set pieces.
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So you go for individual pieces I get it. I had to set some boundries and hot toys is producing some great stuff but it would be impossible to keep up with all there releases. I canceled sweeny todd figure as although its nice its dont see were I can fit it. However it might be nice against their the Sleep Hollow figure once they produce it which could be a Jonny Depp theme.
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