LIMTOYS - Nathan 1/6 scale collectible figure (Uncharted 4)

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Wonder if a second run can happen and we can just put a preorder though I think the price will still be the same as today which will suck in general. I wonder what that means for InArt figures.

I guess people that missed out like my idiot self just have to wait for a hopeful 2nd run of this guy

I'm pretty sure they'll do a few more runs of him, just like they are still doing with Arthur. The price most likely will be a little more expensive than he was at first (inflation and whatever else). So if you missed him, wait. l wouldn't pay for ebay prices just yet.

 

[R_R_X]

Sorry to be a dick but I would like to help RRX answer this question

RRX and Limtoys do not determine the “original price”

Even Limtoys can keep the original cost for stores, we as retailer will adjust the price base on currency rate, tariff and risks etc

The figure is open for preorder almost 2 years, if you missed the boat for whatever reason, no one can guarantee you the original price for a possible 2nd batch

I didnt make any announcement on social media when I put back a few units for sale, to be honest, I wanted to low the price a bit but forget to do so (with the nightmare last 2 days I don’t even know what I am doing)

But in a few minutes order incoming, so the demand is there, right? I always try to be reasonable but with so many uncertainty I really don’t hesitate to charge more right now (please correct me if you can find anyone with cheaper price)

The winter is coming, I need to save to survive it

Thank you Kit and well said.

The "original" price is never the actual original price to begin with, every retailer will add their own costs on top like Kit mentioned. Pre-orders for Nate opened over 2 years ago now, during that time the cost of production raised, we re-designed his body and added new die-cast accessories, yet the price remained the same on release.

Now 2 years later, a second batch will be more expensive to produce, shipping is more expensive, and now there's this whole US tariff nonsense to take into consideration as well. I'd love if we could keep our figures as affordable as possible but there are various things beyond our control that will continue to raise the pricing of every figure in the market, and factories and retailers can't be running a business on charity.

So I understand if people would rather save their money for their Marvel and Star Wars collections, LIM will keep working on beloved video game figures and we'll be grateful to anyone who chooses to keep supporting our releases during these times.

 

[Luisenigma1]

I'm pretty sure they'll do a few more runs of him, just like they are still doing with Arthur. The price most likely will be a little more expensive than he was at first (inflation and whatever else). So if you missed him, wait. l wouldn't pay for ebay prices just yet.

I got him though I wanted to buy a second I'll probably be happy with just my one.

 

[Random_Retard]

Pre-orders for Nate opened over 2 years ago now, during that time the cost of production raised, we re-designed his body and added new die-cast accessories, yet the price remained the same on release.

I really love the fact that you took the time and effort to do that. It's what makes this figure so unique.
There are many very good third party figures out there nowadays but the fact that most brands just use the same standard bodies for all of their releases is often the biggest let-down. For me at least... When you put them next to each other and you see all of those different characters but they all basically have the same height, shoulder width, leg and arm length, let's be honest, it's very dissapointing. At best you get some ankle extenders or some belly padding sometimes but the rest just stays the same...
But here, with Nate, everything is just so unique and different. The love for detail really shows...

And also:

I love that little notebook.

 

[rocbolt]

lol, I feel like half the screenshots I took playing UC4 were just pages from the journal