[Joe Moore]

The Mandalorian - Grogu with Hover Pram by Mattel Creations

[dukefett]

I'm usually one who can sit defend pricing or at least come up for a reason if it's Super7 doing limited runs etc, but why is this $400 from a giant company and the hands and feet aren't even molded? When I saw it was by Mattel I was actually thinking 'wow I might pick this up!' but the price is too close to Sideshow and Hot Toys. But this has the ear hair out of all 3!

[firmpulse]

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Originally Posted by dukefett

I'm usually one who can sit defend pricing or at least come up for a reason if it's Super7 doing limited runs etc, but why is this $400 from a giant company and the hands and feet aren't even molded? When I saw it was by Mattel I was actually thinking 'wow I might pick this up!' but the price is too close to Sideshow and Hot Toys. But this has the ear hair out of all 3!

All good and valid points...And yet I still want it.

[Black Arbor]

Weird that Mattel can make this, I thought Hasbro would be the only ones able to

[dukefett]

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Originally Posted by Black Arbor

Weird that Mattel can make this, I thought Hasbro would be the only ones able to

https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/Searc...el+mandalorian

It must be the plush thing, I didn't know if Mattel has done any other Star Wars plushes but they've done a couple of them.

So I'll walk back my comment above a bit wanting more molded parts, I'm assuming they just can't do it with the license. But damn $400 still!

[AceSimulacrum]

Interesting, another choice, but think most would go for the better quality version in this "scale," they all are in the similar retail price point of around $400 (give or take $25).

[metalalchemist]

So, essentially the $20 figure with a $380 craddle... Nope.

[DtLS]

For $400 that pram better have a working repulsorlift.