[TheBlueMarvel]

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Originally Posted by jwyss234

Lol, the cheapskate tried buying a Mezco figure from me last December by offering me less than 1/3 of my starting bid. He kept telling me it was a serious offer even after I said NO a couple of times. Thankfully it sold and I didn't have to deal with that guy's messages for another week.

I get offers from buyers from time to time. They're rarely asking for anything outrageous, just a few bucks lower and it's usually something that isn't popular. It's a win/win for both of us.





Ok, I'm shortening your post a bit so that this isn't another wall of text. But I agree with everything you wrote. The world is changing and Hasbro needs to change how they release Marvel Legends.

In your second post you mentioned them shifting to a hybrid approach. I'm curious to know what you're thinking.

Please feel free to edit my comments. Even I get tired when reading my own thoughts.

To answer your question, I don't know what they will do. But they do seem to be trying out some different price levels. RETRO/ARMY BUILD-$22 REGULAR-$25 DELUXE-$30-$55 HASLAB-$300-$400 (maybe a dead end now) 3.75" RETRO-$20 Hasbro MCU Cosplay stuff.. That's a lot to juggle and a lot of fat to trim.

I assume someone is buying 3.75" Retro since we're into 2nd and 3rd waves, but wouldn't be shocked if it went away. I say, stop retro re-trash, both 3.75" and 6" and step up the game and compete with the higher end 1:12 figs. Or, charge more, keep everything the same and prepare to put a wrap on the line because the product, as is, isn't worth $35-$45. Take the time and effort to make things people want to collect.