Morbach
Super Freak
Yea that is true. I also am really thinking about this. But might as well preorder just incase. If not then you can always cancell. Thats what i might just do.
Yeah I may as well just order it and hope the funds are there
Yea that is true. I also am really thinking about this. But might as well preorder just incase. If not then you can always cancell. Thats what i might just do.
Buy if you want. Don't buy if you don't want. People should try not giving a ____ what others say, or at least stomach it without getting personal and super worked up
What bothers me is that it's a waste of a HT release
The 1.0 usually goes for 500k to 700k. Sometimes as much as over a million. I think the new one is cheaper at under 200k.
One change I sure would liked to have seen is make it a DX version, meaning add the PERS eyes system. That would have been awesome.
One change I sure would liked to have seen is make it a DX version, meaning add the PERS eyes system. That would have been awesome.
"Awesome" like it was on Indy?
Remember, HT already messed this sculpt up once, do you think they really want to risk striking out twice if the PERS implementation turned out badly? Besides, the vast majority of buyers will be displaying this with the helmet closed rendering a PERS feature pretty pointless anyway.
Sweet! Thanks a lot pal! I still think the original mark I is awesome! The mechanism on the back is much more complicated compare the the 2.0
How many people are really going to display this with the Tony Stark headsclupt in plain view let alone mess about with the eyes?
Everyone wants every figure to be a DX these days even when 9 times out of 10 it's totally unnecessary
I think HT have missed a big thing with this, they should have included some kind of way to take Tony out of the suit so you can truly display it in a Hall of Armour!
Well, I didn't know that you had taken a poll to determine that "the vast majority of buyers will be displaying this with the helmet closed". Spitting out generalizations neither impresses me nor imparts intelligence, so do us all a favor and refrain .
I mentioned that HT should have made the first Mk.I a little taller. A reply was made stating that the TT body inside dictated the height of the overall Mk.I figure.
My response to that was, if the figure can't be removed from inside the armor, then they could have easily separated the TT body somewhere around its chest (where any alterations of the TT body can't be seen). The armor can be built to it's correct height.
OR
HT should have built each successive armor (Mk.II, III, IV, etc.) in relation to the size of the Mk.I.
Now, here's why:
If HT does go ahead and releases the Hall of Armor accessory, the height inaccuracy will be very obvious.
The original price on the SL300 was only about 7 grand, we're not talking inflated collector's market eBay prices
The price of a 1956 Corvette was $3,120. How much does a Corvette cost today? You need to factor in the inflation, to understand how much the money is actually worth, too. Now Corvettes cost more like $50,000, because money isn't worth as much due to inflation. That's the money worth about 19X less than in 1956. $7,000 x 19= $133,000. Therefore the original 1956 Gullwing would be at least $133,000 today, if not more. Even dealing in base prices, the cars aren't as far apart as they would seem. You could buy a comic book for 10 cents, but now comic books cost $3. $7,000 x 30= $210,000. As far as comics are concerned, the money is worth 30X less. Money is worth less today, so the prices of things a long time ago aren't as cheap as you might think.
Too true mate!
I find it interesting why HT hasnt really gone for it with this. They had a really good opportunity to make a good figure great but they're way wide of the margin for me. The head sculpt is a phenomenon improvement yes, but the figure itself has barely changed. Now I know it's the same figure they're making so nothing too drastic is going to be altered but I just don't think the detail is that good. Maybe it's just me? Plus the issue with the height.
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