Mars Toys 1/6 MAT023 Alfred Pennyworth (Batman '66)

[Asta]

This is from Kit's Mars Toys post above:

 

[shadows]

the fomo on this fig is unreal

 

[Raven]

I want to say I read something a bit more concrete on FB, but that may be my addled brain making stuff up to compensate. Still wouldn't be the first time finite numbers were used as a tribute to a show. Limited editions used to key in on years or other show-specific info for edition numbers all the time. Is it likely? Eh. But possible.

What I'd like to know is how can put in a million units? Most I've ever been able to input is 999 because common filters don't want to accept 4 digits.

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Posted in Mars Toys' FB group:

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[Asta]

What I'd like to know is how can put in a million units? Most I've ever been able to input is 999 because common filters don't want to accept 4 digits.

There doesn't seem to be any order limits set.

It even accepted 10,000,0000 '89 Alfreds, and asked for a $370,000,000 deposit!

 

[Raven]

Well that either shows confidence stock will last, not caring if stock will last, or not even realizing it might not last and therefore not putting in any safeguards. Guess it just depends.

One would *hope* that even though a large number could be added in cart, it wouldn't allow an *actual purchase* And that even scalpers wouldnt be that reckless and jerk-like. Sadly I know better.

There doesn't seem to be any order limits set.

It even accepted 10,000,0000 '89 Alfreds, and asked for a $370,000,000 deposit!

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[Kit Chen]

There doesn't seem to be any order limits set.

It even accepted 10,000,0000 '89 Alfreds, and asked for a $370,000,000 deposit!

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Just hit pay my hero

 

[shadows]

proceeds to cancel and asks for NRD back

 

[Asta]

Just hit pay my hero

 

[Asta]

proceeds to cancel and asks for NRD back