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Alice Adrenochrome
Super Freak
Yes, but:::Memnoch21 said:
Alice adrenochrome said:
RoboDad
Super Freak
OK, someone has to say it...MicroJow said:
His arms are too long!
Alice Adrenochrome
Super Freak
Not the arms are the problem, but the size! It's way to small.RoboDad said:
RoboDad
Super Freak
Sigh...Alice Adrenochrome said:
Sometimes my witty humor goes unappreciated...
Alice Adrenochrome said:
I agree Alice.
These must be "dwarf" Womp Rats that ARE NOT "much bigger than 2 meters."
pjam
Here on the Perimeter
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LE 1500
Size: TBD
No articulation but they don't need to be IMO
but it would have been nice to see shoulder joints for Bubo or maybe his mouth could open...
LE 1500
Size: TBD
No articulation but they don't need to be IMO
but it would have been nice to see shoulder joints for Bubo or maybe his mouth could open...
tomandshell
Blue Flame of the West/Mod
From this book:
Let's just say they are babies.
Let's just say they are babies.
I think they're are FREAK Womp Rats -- these have double-tails and double-ears! Yikes!
Alice Adrenochrome
Super Freak
The Budo Creature pack is about seven dollars more than the Salacious creature pack. Guess that has got to do something with the fact that Budo is an Limited edition with an fixed ES of 1500, whereas Salaciuos was an inclusive edition and probably had an higher run? SSC could sell more of the Salacious CP and there fore get more $$ out of it?
Or the inclusive edition of the Salacious creature pack also sold about 1500 times?
Or the inclusive edition of the Salacious creature pack also sold about 1500 times?
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tomandshell
Blue Flame of the West/Mod
I think you are correct--there were probably a lot more Salacious packs produced, and a smaller production run on Bubo means a higher price. Plus the leather and chain--but you might expect that to balance out the articulation, bendy tongue and magnet of the other set. Who knows...
galactiboy
OT Preferist
Okay, joining late... and too lazy to read posts. But, damn, $40 is a lot of Green from Mr. Bubo!?! Of course I still bought him, but I'm a bit sticker shocked 
On the plus side, looks pretty cool and I like the "scratching womprat"
On the plus side, looks pretty cool and I like the "scratching womprat"
screamingmetal
Super Freak
It doesn't matter much to me how large they are supposed to be and whether they're accurate to the source material that is out there, I really like what Sideshow did with them.
The design looks more imaginative then the one in the Wildlife of Star Wars book and I think they have far more character then Bubo or the Rock Wort has.
I feel Sideshow designed and sculpted some remarkable looking little creatures.
I wonder who the artist is that sculpted them?
The design looks more imaginative then the one in the Wildlife of Star Wars book and I think they have far more character then Bubo or the Rock Wort has.
I feel Sideshow designed and sculpted some remarkable looking little creatures.
I wonder who the artist is that sculpted them?
galactiboy
OT Preferist
That wildlife of SW book looks cool, may have to track one of those down!
tomandshell
Blue Flame of the West/Mod
galactiboy said:
The artwork style is different than what you would usually see in a Star Wars book, but it is designed as a field guide/sketch book with drawings and notes by someone who is supposedly in the field observing these animals in their natural environment. The cover is faux Dewback hide.
The author was one of the artists who designed Jar-Jar and other Ep. I creatures, and you might recognize her style from the "Art of Episode I" book that was released a while back.
galactiboy
OT Preferist
Is it a pricey book?
tomandshell
Blue Flame of the West/Mod
galactiboy said:
It's a large hardcover "coffee table" kind of book. I think Amazon sells it for about $27.
I have a feeling that it will come in handy as Sideshow continues to produce the creature packs.
