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Originally Posted by caitlindevi

Like most modern toylines they collapse due to the overwhelming flood of negativity from a small number of so called fan communities, even if the product is well designed and produced.
Trek figures have a massive potential, just like Star wars figures, but its constantly dragged down by people being negative and whining about "things aren't what I want" or "not how i remember" rather than just enjoying the products that are being made.
If nothing was being made then the same people would still moan about that too.
Enjoy the figures that are there, support the creators, share what you love about things. Rather than saying something is rubbish, not what I want or that theres something thats not good, then share the issues and what you think would improve things. Believe me, even critisim can be good its its followed by sensible and clear ways to make things better

I never said the figures were "rubbish", I said it was a stupid lineup for your first wave of action figures.

Jellico is not a Wave One figure. Tuvix is not a Wave One figure. Valkris is not a Wave One figure. Peter Preston is not even a Wave 20 figure and I would argue should be a glorified accessory for a Deluxe Scotty. Especially if Kirk gets a horse.

If you don't think starting off your Star Trek line with classic versions of Kirk, Picard, Spock, etc. over background and scene-specific characters is "sensible" and "clear" criticism then you're not very bright.

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Originally Posted by Horus

No Star Trek line has been hugely successful let alone a minor success for a decade or longer. That's why they always collapse.

I hope this is the exception, however I don't know how you get people excited with these figure choices.

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Originally Posted by User897

LOL. Anyone else wanna pick caitlindevi's post apart? Frankly I am too tired.

I've heard worse. One time someone had a meltdown over eyebrows on a toy for a property he claims hasn't made a good movie since 1981, then threw a b**** fit when it turned out he was dead wrong about the facts about the edits of said property. Look it up sometime, it was semi-entertaining.