gagaliya
Super Freak
So far SS is following the order they previewed their stories in - Maul, Kenobi, looks like Fett is next, then Vader followed by the Gammy. This is assuming they stick to that pattern.
fett please!! want now....
So far SS is following the order they previewed their stories in - Maul, Kenobi, looks like Fett is next, then Vader followed by the Gammy. This is assuming they stick to that pattern.
Any 'easy cash grab' means that people are generally willing to pay the greater difference for the statue (because the statue is worth the price to the buyers). If people are hesitating to pay the extra $100, then the cash grab is not so easy.
If you look at Sideshow Star Wars Mythos page it now shows the Lomrokk picture in between Ben Kenobi and Boba Fett. I wonder if this is the order of how they will be released.
I'd say it's quite easy. This will sell out along with other products now fetching much higher retail prices than they would previously.
I say "cash grab" because unlike other markets, sideshow pieces are not later retailed for less money. In time, increased price per unit will lower interest in collectibles and in the end sell less units. Basic market skimming and elasticity of demand.
I agre that at the moment people will pay slightly more. But we're already collectors. SS needs to entice new people o collect which won't happen if prices increase. Just IMHO.
In time, increased price per unit will lower interest in collectibles and in the end sell less units. Basic market skimming and elasticity of demand.
I've been reading this same statement and variations of it on various forums for more than ten years now. Prices keep going up, though (along with gas prices, food prices, everything prices), and collectibles continue to sell out.
The price of these things reflects the cost of doing business in this industry. Materials grow more expensive. (Polystone is an oil-based material, so every time gas costs go up, expect that collectibles will do the same ... for many reasons.) Labor becomes more expensive.
And consider the increase in quality as well. Setting aside the occasional snafu on the part of the factories in China, the Stateside production of collectibles has made a monumental leap in quality since I started collecting more than a decade ago. I wouldn't pay $250 for my SS/W Lurtz statue today, but I'm definitely forking over that amount for Maul.
the gamorrean guard is pretty much on top on my wanted list... Boba slipped pretty much to the bottom for some reason.. I have the PF and a GG Boba.. somehow dont feel the need for another one.. I am curious how the price tags are going to develop during this line..
It would be nice if they could ship one before putting more up for order. I would just like to see what they are actually like.
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