[Relaxed Hands]

That post of mine was a bit of a mess and probably came across as overly aggressive, I ended up having to retype the entire thing three times to get it through spam filters - and it got deleted because I hit a login prompt too.

Anyway, I do think he's fine as a reviewer, I've been watching him for a long time. However, as this kickstarter is presented, it seems like a child's ideas for a future toy line, it doesn't exactly inspire much hope in seeing all of the money people have given him going towards any production. Hopefully he has actually done the research and has potential factories lined up to produce the line should it come to fruition. He said he's been working on it for a long time, he must have done that research and it should all be included in the kickstarter. But then I read through the information he offers and I wonder what he has done himself, other than bring some people together. One guy designed his logo, another designed his figures, and David Vonner seems to have gotten roped in and attempted to palm him off to another designer.

I don't want to dunk on it too much (although, when money is being asked for, I suppose it's deserved), but it needs a hell of a lot more work, from top to bottom. I wouldn't encourage anyone to go out and invest money expecting to get anything out of it based on the information he has presented. Hopefully he gets there in the future, for the people who want this kind of thing.

Happy to be proven wrong, too. I'd love to see a huge update to the kickstarter providing real, worthwhile information. At the very least he needs to start talking to the people who have so far given him $34k.

By contrast, look at how active the creator of the Beasts of the Mesozoic kickstarter is, and he's a veteran in the industry, and has run multiple successful kickstarters in the past.