Besides the fact that it allows these companies to get away with more outrageous prices in the future, there's not anything wrong with buying something that's incredibly overpriced (well, as long as you can afford it). It's when they try to defend and justify the outrageous prices that gets me.
If I was rich, I'd probably buy this LSF. That doesn't make it any less of a ripoff though.
Nope. No way I could afford anything near that price at the moment. You don't have to see these in person to determine whether they're worth 2 grand or not. They're not. No LSF they've made yet is worth that much money.
You realize that the Darth Maul LSF is a bunch of cloth, a head sculpt, and an overly large lightsaber? How on earth is something like that worth TWO GRAND? That's just completely insane.
1st they will tease then official announcement then after ............so much time its up for preorder........n shipping delays 6-8 months n still product is inaccurate ...... 
..... i was very excited when i started collecting but with QC issues n shipping delays no more excitement left ..... at 1st i dont thought abt price ..... if i liked it i order it thats how i ordered wolf predator lsf.... but now on only selective ones n if ES is big or open i will wait until actual products inhand reviews up then i will decide but from now on no way anything above 1200$....
I think you missed my wink emoticon in my original post. If I were laying out this kind of dough for a statue, I would expect the highest accuracy (along with great paint apps and a great sculpt, which goes without saying).
I've come to the conclusion, however, that with Sideshow nowadays...the price you pay does not necessarily have any relation to the quality control or accuracy of the pieces. So whether you spend $250 or $2000 on a piece you are likely to have some of the same issues with accuracy and/or quality control
No problem with the netting on the legs...
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wheres my tracking#?? Sideshow!!!!
