It's possible, however, unlikely that since sideshow's pictures of the "new Vader" were weak and disappointing that maybe they did the right thing and handed it to hot-toys?
Want to rethink your estimate?
But it's also really narrow and light compared to the massive gantry platform. No way even the end part could be included in a DX set in anything to scale. If you look at the overhead shots of Vader and Luke on the gantry, it's huge. The only way I could see it being released would be on its own as a Sideshow enviro, and with large chunks cut away.
Just can't see it. The weather vane was a perfect little prop for HT to make economically and include as a diorama piece. The gantry to be sturdy enough to be screwed into a wall and support Luke and Vader's weight would have to be a lot more substantial than the fairly flimsy weather vane. And then there's the scale... it would look really cheap if it were obviously undersized and it'd have to be to be part of any $300.00 or so DX set. I think people really underestimate how much stuff costs to produce. It's like all the talk that the e.Webb should've just been included with the Snowtrooper for free or an extra $20.00 or something.
It's possible, however, unlikely that since sideshow's pictures of the "new Vader" were weak and disappointing that maybe they did the right thing and handed it to hot-toys?
Totally feasible. Possibly gonna run 400 bucks, but totally feasible to include a part of this dio.
