I've changed my mind on the subject.
I'm going to cancel my Tumbler preorder.
Well done! I'm glad you had the courage and moral fortitude to remove your support for this appalling practic-
BWAHAHAHAHAHA! :nana
-wait...Oh you cheeky bast***!!!!
I've changed my mind on the subject.
I'm going to cancel my Tumbler preorder.
BWAHAHAHAHAHA! :nana
Well done! I'm glad you had the courage and moral fortitude to remove your support for this appalling practic-
-wait...Oh you cheeky bast***!!!!
I don't feel anything.
It's all pointless unless we get another Blade.
M.
Collecting is supposed to be fun. It is fun to find a valuable and rare item and pay a lot of money for it because of it's rareness and value. It is also fun to get figures of characters you like. I had more fun taking trips to Target, TRU, and Wal-Mart looking for figures than buying Hot Toys and finding out they are not rare and not valuable. The figures from the retail stores are also pretty much worthless, but at least that's how the prices started.
I understand to a point. The thrill of having something unique is cool but considering any type of toy as an investment isn't wise.
A toy (any item) is only worth what someone is willing to pay therefore, buying these items is always a gamble in terms of "value." I could buy a figure today for $200. Within a year a new fad comes along replacing 1/6th scale ultimately devaluing the figure just purchased. Look at the for sale thread in this forum, items selling below retail.
I'd like to think if I sell an item I can break even at best. Eventually this market will run its course and we will be left with figures that won't be worth the value paid. Therefore, people should buy for enjoyment otherwise, they may wind up disappointed.