[Exodus]

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Originally Posted by Augustus10

At the time I was 80/20 against the Jabba Sail Barge, bcs I dont really have a vast 3.75 SW collection and would be a random piece that takes up a lot of real estate... but now I am like 50/50 on whether I should have backed it or not. It really is the only toy I know that got released and immediately doubled in value. Most toys depreciate a lot and take years and a lot of luck to even maintain their value, let alone increase in value. But I predict the Sail Barge becoming a Grail collector piece in a few decades and being worth A LOT of money.

Obviously collecting toys as an investment is stupid... but that is one of the rare instances where you could actually double your money and the price is only going to continue to climb... unless Disney complete destroys the SW franchise... which they kinda already have... so who knows mb I am wrong.... like I said 50/50 on the woulda/shoulda/coulda

Shipping alone is crazy high to, which I suspect Unicron and Sentinel will be as well due to the size...But people do pay it. I wish I didn't miss out on Unicron myself.

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

A failed Haslab project, it was going to be a life-sized recreation of the puppet with an articulated skeleton underneath. It didn't hit its first goal and they didn't extend the campaign like they did for Unicron. I found it highly amusing that some people reacted to its existence like it was taking the place of an alternative project that would therefor never see the light of day as if Haslab employs a "one or the other" mentality.

Didn't realize that Hasbro owns the rights to Seasemee Street, I saw the mention of Cookie Monster failing, but didn't really realize it was actually that haha.