With any luck Mike Hill didn’t send Vijay the sculpts and will sell them to a reputable figure company who can hopefully pick up the licence instead...
If Hot Toys would have ever had any interest in this particular license they would have got to it before the M8 scam ever even existed. Nothing about Hot Toys even remotely suggests that they would take on this license.
ON Facebook it appears that peeps are still going to but this fig regardless of the companies past. Total BS.
Lemme fix that for you...Facebook is a joke. Worst thing to ever happen to any hobby
Facebook is a joke. Worst thing to ever happen.
Doesn't surprise me. People buy bootlegs and knock offs and "third party" items all the time, just to save a buck.
If buying "REAL" merchandise is too rich for your blood, then you might need a cheaper hobby.
stop the elitist BS.
Why?
Collecting is not egalitarian. It's a hobby for people with passive income to spend their extra money on. It's not a right or a guarantee. It's a privilege, plain and simple.
Some people are privileged enough to have money to spend on any Hot Toys release they want. Some are not.
Some people own multiple super cars, like Ferraris and Lamborghinis. Most of us do not.
Some kids went to school wearing the latest Air Jordans. Others wore shoes they bought at Target.
If we were on a shoe collecting site, and someone was raving about the fake Air Jordans he bought for $20, would anyone be impressed? No, that's not the point of collecting.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but collecting, by its very nature, IS elitist. There's always going to be someone with a bigger and better and more expensive collection than yours.
Why?
Collecting is not egalitarian. It's a hobby for people with passive income to spend their extra money on. It's not a right or a guarantee. It's a privilege, plain and simple.
Some people are privileged enough to have money to spend on any Hot Toys release they want. Some are not.
Some people own multiple super cars, like Ferraris and Lamborghinis. Most of us do not.
Some kids went to school wearing the latest Air Jordans. Others wore shoes they bought at Target.
If we were on a shoe collecting site, and someone was raving about the fake Air Jordans he bought for $20, would anyone be impressed? No, that's not the point of collecting.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but collecting, by its very nature, IS elitist. There's always going to be someone with a bigger and better and more expensive collection than yours.
Where did I say anything about my personal collection? I'm not having a **** measuring contest. I have a very modest collection. But it's important to me that it's all made of genuine pieces. If it's not "real" then what's the point of pursuing it?
Why would you assume people wouldn't collect unlicensed items simply because they're expensive?
I don't collect unlicensed material cause I don't consider it legitimate. If you like it, good for you, but it doesn't really "impress" me as a collector anymore than someone showing off his kid's painting on his desk at work and thinking it's the greatest thing ever.
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