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Snowflakian 07-31-2015 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Kamatayan (Post 610498)
If the reason they don't make 3 3/4" good articulated figures for the movies is because of money problems, then they should drop the 2.5" crap, and just make certain figures Walgreens, Walmart, TRU, or whatever exclusives so that they don't have to mass produce a lot of the figures for each popular store chain.

Mass producing is where they make money. The more retail chains that buy the line in question, the more sales Hasbro has. Their money comes from bulk orders. Smaller runs or exclusives typically are isolated to overstock or single figures because of this unless it's a bulk retail chain like Target, Walmart, or Toys R Us that can typically move high volumes of case assortments. Like the Target 2 packs previously and ironman 2 light up armory, or the Giant battle packs for walmart, or the light up base and comic pack exclusives for Toys R Us. Amazon is also an exclusive chain that can move decent volumes of merchandise depending on the demand. The IM3 assemblers created a demand that allowed the Hall of Armor pack to move high volumes. Plus the fact it was mostly repacks outside of 2 figures probably helped too. Even those two figures were really only 1 new part which was the Tony Stark head. Outside of that, they were repaints, but repaints that were in demand enough for a high volume seller like Amazon.

While many of us don't buy the lower articulation or other scales, apparently some people out there do as merchandise is still moving. It's not money issues, it's cost efficiency which in turn then lets them reinvest in the product lines later to reinvest the money to make more. Hasbro is a business.

jedirulz123 07-31-2015 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Snowflakian (Post 611872)
Even those two figures were really only 1 new part which was the Tony Stark head. Outside of that, they were repaints, but repaints that were in demand enough for a high volume seller like Amazon.

You are mistaken, friend. The Mark 42 was a whole new figure, and Starks legs were unique to him.

Snowflakian 08-01-2015 04:50 AM

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Originally Posted by jedirulz123 (Post 611874)
You are mistaken, friend. The Mark 42 was a whole new figure, and Starks legs were unique to him.

Nice. Then hopefully they'll get the MK 42 out again in another way. Hope Stark makes it into a civil war line too.

jedirulz123 08-01-2015 05:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Snowflakian (Post 611930)
Nice. Then hopefully they'll get the MK 42 out again in another way. Hope Stark makes it into a civil war line too.

Well they repainted it and released it as the 43 for AoU. I doubt we'll ever see Stark again. I managed to pick up the set before it got expensive - I had to get a second Mk 42 because the arm snapped at the shoulder

TheLongestDay 08-01-2015 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by jedirulz123 (Post 611874)
You are mistaken, friend. The Mark 42 was a whole new figure, and Starks legs were unique to him.

Starks legs were from a Rise of Cobra Storm Shadow

Storm Shadow (v34B) G.I. Joe Action Figure - YoJoe Archive

With the torso of Hawk

General Clayton "Hawk" Abernathy (v4) G.I. Joe Action Figure - YoJoe Archive

Dat Hasbro is veeeeeeeeewy sneeeaky :)

jedirulz123 08-01-2015 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by TheLongestDay (Post 611934)
Starks legs were from a Rise of Cobra Storm Shadow With the torso of Hawk

Dat Hasbro is veeeeeeeeewy sneeeaky :)

Well that's just evil. In which case only the Mark 42 was unique to the set, because the head was from the Iron Man 2

TheLongestDay 08-01-2015 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by jedirulz123 (Post 611937)
Well that's just evil. In which case only the Mark 42 was unique to the set, because the head was from the Iron Man 2

Then the buggers repainted THAT one for the Age of Ultron 2 pack :P

jedirulz123 08-01-2015 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by TheLongestDay (Post 611939)
Then the buggers repainted THAT one for the Age of Ultron 2 pack :P

Nothing is unique ever at all. That is what we can learn from this experience.

deathofthelines 08-01-2015 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by jedirulz123 (Post 611957)
Nothing is unique ever at all. That is what we can learn from this experience.

I learned this from the modern gijoe line and the looking back it was also done in the 8o's. Repaints is the Modus operandi of Hasbro.

ukmu 08-01-2015 10:30 AM

My fav is the SDCC Red Skull Invaders figure from the Indiana Jones Last Crusade guy. That may take the cake, like almost thirty years in between uses.

JamesBenjamin 08-01-2015 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by ukmu (Post 611966)
My fav is the SDCC Red Skull Invaders figure from the Indiana Jones Last Crusade guy. That may take the cake, like almost thirty years in between uses.

Those figures came out when Crystal Skull was in the theater. They also reused some parts for GI Joe figs in the in between time.

Kamatayan 08-22-2015 07:45 PM

eBay sighting! Marvel Universe Avengers Initiative Marvel&apos;s Vision Unreleased in Hand | eBay

TheLongestDay 08-23-2015 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Kamatayan (Post 615279)
eBay sighting! Marvel Universe Avengers Initiative Marvel&apos;s Vision Unreleased in Hand | eBay

Thanks for the heads up dude! Nabbed one! :)

Ninjinister 08-23-2015 06:31 PM

What the fuuuck that's almost twice what this same dude was sellin' them for yesterday.

deathofthelines 08-23-2015 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Ninjinister (Post 615421)
What the fuuuck that's almost twice what this same dude was sellin' them for yesterday.

Hes pumping up the price after he sell each one. A real bastard move.

kostej 08-24-2015 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by deathofthelines (Post 615423)
Hes pumping up the price after he sell each one. A real bastard move.

Imagine yourself in his position. You have 100 figures to sell but you not have no idea how much should they cost. So you start low and pump up the price and observe how quickly people buy it. This way the mass of buyers will quickly show you how precious the figure is.

kylactus 08-24-2015 05:41 AM

so.... the Chinese market fall is starting a chain reaction global market sell off that could plunge the world economy into an irreversible tailspin..... good morning toyark! in about 30min my MOC MU Vision will be my most valuable investment! my advice kids: F the market, buy silver age comics and toys, put everything else into caned goods and shotgun shells.

deathofthelines 08-24-2015 06:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kostej (Post 615458)
Imagine yourself in his position. You have 100 figures to sell but you not have no idea how much should they cost. So you start low and pump up the price and observe how quickly people buy it. This way the mass of buyers will quickly show you how precious the figure is.

I understand supply and demand and I didnt say I wouldn't do it myself but bastard move is bastard move.

kostej 08-24-2015 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by deathofthelines (Post 615471)
I understand supply and demand and I didnt say I wouldn't do it myself but bastard move is bastard move.

Well, That's true. :)

deathofthelines 08-24-2015 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kostej (Post 615481)
Well, That's true. :)

Trust me if I could I would sell and increase prices as often as possible. Hell in high school I used to sit with some lzy bstrds tht wouldn't even stand in line for lunch so I would auction off my lunch to the highest bidder often fetching 15$ for a 2.50 lunch.

Kamatayan 08-26-2015 11:43 AM

Well damn. I didn't get this guy in time. I don't think we're gonna see this guy ever again.

Kamatayan 08-26-2015 11:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deathofthelines (Post 615517)
Trust me if I could I would sell and increase prices as often as possible. Hell in high school I used to sit with some lzy bstrds tht wouldn't even stand in line for lunch so I would auction off my lunch to the highest bidder often fetching 15$ for a 2.50 lunch.

I don't understand how someone that lazy would even bother going to school xD

PlayTime 08-26-2015 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kamatayan (Post 615829)
Well damn. I didn't get this guy in time. I don't think we're gonna see this guy ever again.

Sure you will. You just have to wait until those who bought one, get it and flip it ;)

kylactus 08-26-2015 01:38 PM

I seriously doubt this dude scored the only case of visions on earth, he probably stole a few from the factory. I'm in agreement with everyone who thinks he'll be peg warming clearance racks everywhere in October, (when AOU hits DVD)

deathofthelines 08-26-2015 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kylactus (Post 615851)
I seriously doubt this dude scored the only case of visions on earth, he probably stole a few from the factory. I'm in agreement with everyone who thinks he'll be peg warming clearance racks everywhere in October, (when AOU hits DVD)

Only 6 in existence sooner we admit sooner we can overcome it.


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