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MUfan97 · 03-30-2018, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

Hasbro the clown

POCKET SAND!

*throws sand out of pocket into eyes*

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Originally Posted by kylactus

So, everyone is loving this has lab thing? And don’t get me wrong I love the sail barge, but 2,500,000$ +? They’ve gotta be making some serious profit there. I defiantly think they’re going to do more stuff this way, in fact I’m kind of worried this is the way the collector market is going to go. Why mass produce anything when you can presell everything and cut it off at a pre determined number to ensure maximum profit. But the downside for collectors will be the fact that the secondary market will be pure scalpers.

To be fair, they're putting a LOT of paint on something that is almost twice as long as that 2008 Millennium Falcon(judging by the Hasbro Pulse Instagram) plus they have to ship that crap securely since no one wants to get it broken, plus they might have to make more than what is ordered for the sake of replacement parts, theft in shipping, or even to just make it available for late bloomers, so needing that much money isn't all THAT surprising.

Still think the Kickstarter stuff is kinda suspicious, though.

03-30-2018, 10:47 PM	#33922
MUfan97 Toa of Fire Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: At your mom's house Posts: 1,897	Quote: Originally Posted by Nitelife Hasbro the clown POCKET SAND! throws sand out of pocket into eyes Quote: Originally Posted by kylactus So, everyone is loving this has lab thing? And don’t get me wrong I love the sail barge, but 2,500,000$ +? They’ve gotta be making some serious profit there. I defiantly think they’re going to do more stuff this way, in fact I’m kind of worried this is the way the collector market is going to go. Why mass produce anything when you can presell everything and cut it off at a pre determined number to ensure maximum profit. But the downside for collectors will be the fact that the secondary market will be pure scalpers. To be fair, they're putting a LOT of paint on something that is almost twice as long as that 2008 Millennium Falcon(judging by the Hasbro Pulse Instagram) plus they have to ship that crap securely since no one wants to get it broken, plus they might have to make more than what is ordered for the sake of replacement parts, theft in shipping, or even to just make it available for late bloomers, so needing that much money isn't all THAT surprising. Still think the Kickstarter stuff is kinda suspicious, though. __________________ I was born, I had a good time, I was vaporized by a bomb.