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Il Cattivo 08-05-2017 09:13 PM

nervous? he looked and sounded the same throughout the video to me.

Autobot_Goldbug 08-05-2017 10:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Specter (Post 721703)
So did Jewel ever release?

not yet we are still waiting

MeLikeJinx 08-05-2017 10:45 PM

Since both my LCSs got the X-23 Wolvie wave in recently I am confident they will both get the Jewel/Magneto wave too even if I never see them at retail.

joefan76 08-06-2017 01:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd (Post 721692)
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4429/3...2ef6b0af_b.jpg
Target actually sold out of the movie pack but the neighboring TRU still had a movie set so I got everything in one trip. The Hulk is pretty great to me except for one thing on mine, they didn't paint the top of the sandal on his right foot. You can see it in the picture, they still painted the rest of the sandal but the straps on the top are just the same green as his skin. Aside from that bump in the road though I love finally having a Planet Hulk figure since I missed the MU one. The Thor is definitely smaller than he should be but I suppose it's not terrible since he is still almost as tall as figures using the Jim Lee Cyclops body. I like the design enough to be content with it. My Enchantress is okay but since every other one had chameleon-eyes there wasn't really going to be a clear winner, the general sculpt of the head is a clear improvement on the old comic pack so finding one with even decent paint is quite an upgrade IMO. Skurge is the best of the four, literally the only downside for me is that it took so long to happen. None of the ones I saw had perfect paint on the body armor but none were bad.

I normally dont gripe on articulation but Thor could have used some wrist articulation so he dose not look as weird when holding either his hammer or his sword.

Jackieboy 08-06-2017 07:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kernel (Post 721708)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CopfgteXCUY

@ MUfan97 Fast forward to the 7:45 mark, there is a 3.75" collector that expresses our concerns.. nervous Dwight is a good description and he spits out a classic line of bullshit. I haven't even bothered to watch this years SDCC presentation as I don't think they talked about 3.75" other than that rainbow squad deadpool set.

The 3.75 guy comes across more nervous than the Hasbro rep team.im surprised stall didnt take shartimus out with that Cap america shield! stall clearly does not enjoy being questioned by him!

kostej 08-06-2017 07:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crisperion Fett (Post 721697)
I can keep my eyes open 👍🏽
No guarantees, as they will probably be gone from the 1 I found them in, but I will try to check another 1, pal. Target's don't always all mark stuff down at the same time.

Thanks, man!

Prem1x 08-06-2017 08:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kernel (Post 721708)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CopfgteXCUY

@ MUfan97 Fast forward to the 7:45 mark, there is a 3.75" collector that expresses our concerns.. nervous Dwight is a good description and he spits out a classic line of bullshit. I haven't even bothered to watch this years SDCC presentation as I don't think they talked about 3.75" other than that rainbow squad deadpool set.


So, basically, the ML Hasbro team still wants to keep 4" price point down and therefore can't give us articulation or nicer paint.

This, and at the same time, they experiment with 5" kid lines, and Titans, and figures on ATVs.

Obviously the MU (now ML) 4" stuff is still "for collectors" since it is no longer apparent that is "for kids" as they used to claim. So why won't they raise the price and give us nicer figures that collectors want? To protect encroachment into their 6" market is the only logical answer.

ukmu 08-06-2017 08:56 AM

What they NEED to ask is why is it only 35% cheaper for 3.75" v 6" when for an additional few more dollars you get 85% more plastic, a window box display, multiple hands, weaponS, alternate head AND a baf piece. That equals to about 7 times the weight in plastic and cardboard while we get ZERO accessories and HALF the articulation.

Also mention to them how the 6" peg warms and 3.75" sells out rapidly. Then have him explain his "DELICATE BALANCE BETWEEN PRICE POINT AND WHAT IS DELIVERED TO MARKET" theory one more time.

Ass hat.

ukmu 08-06-2017 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prem1x (Post 721760)
So, basically, the ML Hasbro team still wants to keep 4" price point down .............. To protect encroachment into their 6" market is the only logical answer.


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=b0Be7Xryos4

En Sabah Nerd 08-06-2017 11:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joefan76 (Post 721726)
I normally dont gripe on articulation but Thor could have used some wrist articulation so he dose not look as weird when holding either his hammer or his sword.

Definitely would've helped to have at least gotten swivel joints for the wrists.

Ninjinister 08-06-2017 01:28 PM

I picked up a few more Crystar figures. Pics forthcoming when I get a chance. They're pretty neat.

Still haven't gotten Crystar himself. He goes loose incomplete for a decent price but I want his crown too since it's as close to iconic as it gets for the character. I've never seen on with just the fig and the crown though and even loose completes go for a bit more than I want to pay.

Sithlord1963 08-06-2017 02:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joefan76 (Post 721726)
I normally dont gripe on articulation but Thor could have used some wrist articulation so he dose not look as weird when holding either his hammer or his sword.

Loved the Thor in the packaging, then released it from it's plastic prison and absolutely hated it. On top of every other problem mentioned, swivel left shoulder, seriously?????? So......out came the saw, drill, superglue and Miliput. 6 hours later, added height in the waist and upper legs, ball-joint left shoulder, removable shoulder pad, swivel wrists and soft goods cape. can live with him now!!!!!
https://scontent.flhr2-1.fna.fbcdn.n...03&oe=59FC5968

Prem1x 08-06-2017 03:00 PM

Finally around to taking a picture of Kang chair. It only fit into my Ant-Man shelf. Close enough.
This stands are usually a let down because they fall apart easily. But in this case it works really well.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ai...Q=w544-h966-no
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a0...A=w544-h966-no

Also, if anyone knows where I can get a scythe for my Jack O'Lantern custom, I'd appreciate it.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/kE...A=w544-h966-no

Pilkster 08-06-2017 03:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prem1x (Post 721812)
Finally around to taking a picture of Kang chair. It only fit into my Ant-Man shelf. Close enough.
This stands are usually a let down because they fall apart easily. But in this case it works really well.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ai...Q=w544-h966-no
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a0...A=w544-h966-no

Also, if anyone knows where I can get a scythe for my Jack O'Lantern custom, I'd appreciate it.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/kE...A=w544-h966-no

Very very nice indeed sir!!

LordMudd 08-06-2017 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prem1x (Post 721812)
Also, if anyone knows where I can get a scythe for my Jack O'Lantern custom, I'd appreciate it.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/kE...A=w544-h966-no

Might try the Robot Reaper from Super 7's The Worst line. 3 versions available now, mostly on ebay from China, so it will take a couple of weeks.

CCC.

Kernel 08-06-2017 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prem1x (Post 721760)
So, basically, the ML Hasbro team still wants to keep 4" price point down and therefore can't give us articulation or nicer paint.

This, and at the same time, they experiment with 5" kid lines, and Titans, and figures on ATVs.

Obviously the MU (now ML) 4" stuff is still "for collectors" since it is no longer apparent that is "for kids" as they used to claim. So why won't they raise the price and give us nicer figures that collectors want? To protect encroachment into their 6" market is the only logical answer.

Yeah every time my kids see spiderman with an ATV or agent venom or whomever they are like "why would spiderman need a bike that makes no sense!" Especially in manhattan, that place is a nightmare to drive in.

BeRealNickNaro 08-06-2017 06:26 PM

Prem1x, I feel like Vortorios might have a scythe. If not possibly Angel Forge.

Ukmu, The argument I see repeated is that it's not so much the plastic costs, but rather the tooling. Apparently it's the same amount to tool a 6" figure as it is a 4". My gripe is always this: if small companies like Boss Fight and Marauder can offer high quality figures for roughly $20 a piece at MUCH lower production numbers, why can't mainstream companies do the same at $10-15? And I mean every figure has articulation matching BFS. There really seems to be no excuse beyond greed or not wanting to.

MUfan97 08-06-2017 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BeRealNickNaro (Post 721849)
Prem1x, I feel like Vortorios might have a scythe. If not possibly Angel Forge.

Ukmu, The argument I see repeated is that it's not so much the plastic costs, but rather the tooling. Apparently it's the same amount to tool a 6" figure as it is a 4". My gripe is always this: if small companies like Boss Fight and Marauder can offer high quality figures for roughly $20 a piece at MUCH lower production numbers, why can't mainstream companies do the same at $10-15? And I mean every figure has articulation matching BFS. There really seems to be no excuse beyond greed or not wanting to.

Let's also note that Star Wars SA figures get the full articulation, and only cost about $12(which will continue through the Vintage collection), yet MU is probably the most mainstream 3 3/4 inch line, yet costs about $15* with LESS articulation?


Something is not adding up.




*using preorder prices for that.

Autobot_Goldbug 08-06-2017 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BeRealNickNaro (Post 721849)
Ukmu, The argument I see repeated is that it's not so much the plastic costs, but rather the tooling. Apparently it's the same amount to tool a 6" figure as it is a 4". My gripe is always this: if small companies like Boss Fight and Marauder can offer high quality figures for roughly $20 a piece at MUCH lower production numbers, why can't mainstream companies do the same at $10-15? And I mean every figure has articulation matching BFS. There really seems to be no excuse beyond greed or not wanting to.

They are doing it again for Star Wars so shouldn't be a problem for Marvel.

Ninjinister 08-06-2017 07:50 PM

At this point I'd rather Hasbro do like what Funko is doing with their DC lines and pay a tenner for those than the $13-15+ we are for what we're getting.

BeRealNickNaro 08-06-2017 07:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MUfan97 (Post 721850)
Let's also note that Star Wars SA figures get the full articulation, and only cost about $12(which will continue through the Vintage collection), yet MU is probably the most mainstream 3 3/4 inch line, yet costs about $15* with LESS articulation?


Something is not adding up.




*using preorder prices for that.

I hope the prices stay the same (around $12). I had read that the prices for the vintage line would go up to $15 or more, but I forget where I read it and whether it was just a rumor or speculation. Either way, I feel like TFA kind of soured me on Star Wars collecting. Not the movie, but toyline and all the frustration that came with it.

LordMudd 08-06-2017 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MUfan97 (Post 721850)
Let's also note that Star Wars SA figures get the full articulation, and only cost about $12(which will continue through the Vintage collection), yet MU is probably the most mainstream 3 3/4 inch line, yet costs about $15* with LESS articulation?

Something is not adding up.

*using preorder prices for that.

Back when we got our information from magazines like Tomart's, we were told outright the most expensive part of the process was making the mold. This explained why Kenner did so many rainbow Batmen. More recently during the DCIH run, Toyguru said that the mold making and paint app processes cost the same. If that is the case, why are we still getting so many "rainbow superheroes?"


CCC.

Il Cattivo 08-06-2017 08:47 PM

not all star wars "SA" figures get the full articulation though. *cough* t-crotches *cough*
just sayin...

MUfan97 08-06-2017 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Il Cattivo (Post 721864)
not all star wars "SA" figures get the full articulation though. *cough* t-crotches *cough*
just sayin...

Are you talking about rereleases? 'Cause those older molds reflect the times in which they were made.


All of the newer figs get a Star Wars standard of fully articulated, at the very least.

Il Cattivo 08-06-2017 09:11 PM

nope.

biggs, yoda, carbonite han, ree-yees, skiff guard etc. all new releases and all have t-crotches.


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