Zeniff
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That's An Awesome Post,
How Neat And So True, I Guess $ 405.00 Doesn't Sound So Bad After All.
MMS164 - Iron Man: Iron Monger Limited Edition Collectible Figure
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That's An Awesome Post,
How Neat And So True, I Guess $ 405.00 Doesn't Sound So Bad After All.
BB&WSF
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That's odd, how can they charge for shipping even before they ship. I mean do they take the estimated shipping weight into consideration? That's not what other's do, right?
VS1976
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Yup. There is no way it cost $62 to ship a 7lbs toy.
Perhaps you can call them directly too see if they can give you a better shipping cost ??
VS1976
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They only have one shipping method & its the cheapest.
thanks
No problemo
i suspect that they are wanting to ship express mail international, so they will have a tracking number and know whoever bought the collectible received it ?
Not saying anythings bad about you of course, just saying that is probly why shipping so high because they probly only ship express for international orders
Hell yeah it will be.
You do realize Polystone is a plastic as well right? Also if you're anti 1:6th why are you in a thread for a 1:6th figure. Please don't troll a thread where all you're going to do is talk crap.
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For the record, polystone will break once a certain threshold is reached without any sort of warning where as injection plastic has a much higher ductility so will bend before it breaks. In my experience fairly thin polystone, not the huge arm of a 1/4 Hulk statue, is the problem. The thinner the polystone the lower that threshold of breakage is. Iron Monger has tons of tiny moving parts on him that polystone would not be able to handle.
There's a reason why polystone is used for statues and not anything with articulation. Ductility and different types of "strength" of materials can be confusing and I don't have a lot of knowledge of the area and what knowledge I do have is of steels.
There's a reason why polystone is used for statues and not anything with articulation. Ductility and different types of "strength" of materials can be confusing and I don't have a lot of knowledge of the area and what knowledge I do have is of steels.
garou_terry
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wel, that's one way to look at it. I'm still on the fence on this one since i really don't care much for the villain but this is just wayyyyyyyyyyy too good to pass up!
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$479! 
$479!
Its high but we've been stating for two months now that this thing would be in this price range. Shouldn't be shocking at all.
VS1976
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Hell yeah it will be.
You do realize Polystone is a plastic as well right? Also if you're anti 1:6th why are you in a thread for a 1:6th figure. Please don't troll a thread where all you're going to do is talk crap.
Troll? I'm still buying this...
and yes I know polystone is a type of plastic.
mikericm
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How many are being made?
Why didn't I get a priority order email? Not that it is sold out.
Why didn't I get a priority order email? Not that it is sold out.
greygoose
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Late to the party but all I can say is wow! Great Iron Man collectible.
VS1976
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3 million are being made
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VS1976
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Troll? I'm still buying this...
Yes, you're coming into a thread talking crap about 1:6th figures and it comes across like you're just trolling. At least from the post I've seen from you so far in this thread. Well, then if you know that then it makes your other posts look even worse.
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