[Starlord67]

I think it's hard to guess who they would do next based on the popularity of the character. Where I would love to see Goliath/Bill Foster would he have enough name recognition to warrant a figure?
I definitely think Galactus will be somewhere down the road. I like the idea of doing a smaller figure than the SENTINEL but bigger than the average BAF...THEN my money is on Hank Pym in one of his Giant man costumes. Atlas would be cool but again, is he well known enough to get the backers?

[Archangel]

Has to be Galactus. I can’t see them jumping to Joes yet with how well the Sentinel did. Strike while the iron is hot.

[warmachine6]

agreed, imagine getting a 24" bucky cap mold giant-man...

[Super Joe]

Dwight Stall did mention Galactus. If he can also rehash just some of its parts for a more giant Master Mold, then it's twice the figure(s).

[omega145]

There was a mention of smaller scale in the $50-100 category and I can see them put out some of those before they do Galactus.

[Dr Kain]

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[Super Joe]

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There was a mention of smaller scale in the $50-100 category and I can see them put out some of those before they do Galactus.

Agreed. Love to see Galactus sell well during the new FF movie. Smaller scale items at $50-$100 is better.

[maczero]

So if they go the $50-$100 route for their next project, what would you guys like to see?

My vote would be a Punisher Battle Van.

[Captain Nash]

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So if they go the $50-$100 route for their next project, what would you guys like to see?

My vote would be a Punisher Battle Van.

The Thanos Copter of course.

[Benn Roe]

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So if they go the $50-$100 route for their next project, what would you guys like to see?

I'd like to see a $100 Haslab Phalanx set, that's made up of modular BAF parts that can be combined in myriad ways to build an army of customizable faceless techno-organic drones, maybe with Cameron Hodge and/or Harvest as a base figure to lead the horde. If they made the shoulders/biceps and wrists/hands connect the same way as most BAF thighs, multiple arms could be linked together to create grotesque mis-shapen limbs in endless configurations. Had this idea earlier tonight while reading my daughter a Phalanx-focused book, and now I need it.

[Captain Nash]

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Originally Posted by Benn Roe

I'd like to see a $100 Haslab Phalanx set, that's made up of modular BAF parts that can be combined in myriad ways to build an army of customizable faceless techno-organic drones, maybe with Cameron Hodge and/or Harvest as a base figure to lead the horde. If they made the shoulders/biceps and wrists/hands connect the same way as most BAF thighs, multiple arms could be linked together to create grotesque mis-shapen limbs in endless configurations. Had this idea earlier tonight while reading my daughter a Phalanx-focused book, and now I need it.

Oh My God. I would probably buy several of these. Fantastic.

[Starlord67]

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Originally Posted by Benn Roe

I'd like to see a $100 Haslab Phalanx set, that's made up of modular BAF parts that can be combined in myriad ways to build an army of customizable faceless techno-organic drones, maybe with Cameron Hodge and/or Harvest as a base figure to lead the horde. If they made the shoulders/biceps and wrists/hands connect the same way as most BAF thighs, multiple arms could be linked together to create grotesque mis-shapen limbs in endless configurations. Had this idea earlier tonight while reading my daughter a Phalanx-focused book, and now I need it.

Aw hale yas!!!!

[IMJ]

I'd like to see something like a unique, fleshed out playset. A legit Iron Man armory or a Baxter Building or something like that....

[Super Joe]

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Retro 3.75 is basically old school ML scaled down and no modern advanced articulation/engineering. I know a few friends who got rid of their old ML collection because of space, I'm sure some might be thinking they're tempted to getting pulled back in with this. Price point scaling sounds right for them

Agreed - great scale for VEHICLES too. Since they got an extra year maybe Hasbro can squeeze 1 spaceship for the Eternals movie. Marvel has bigger sales than Star Wars. So something bigger than HasLab's Khetanna sounds crazy. Yet maybe it can be a reality. Can someone on Twitter send these photos to retro fan Ryan Ting so he can make - crazy comic versions - of Eternals movie vehicles...

[WallySparks]

Marvel Legends figures i would love to see be made but itll never happen

original Power Pack. not just the kids but the creepy lizard alien bad guys and Whitey the good guy horse alien.

obscure stuff like New Universe
Groo
a really good Conan the Babarian 1980s Marvel Marvel Legends figure plus at least one or two random characters from the comic. There were tons of interesting characters

[Archangel]

I hope we get an update on the Sentinels soon. I hope they’re ahead of schedule on getting those out too us. November seems like a century from now, lol.

[Benn Roe]

If it makes you feel better, I'm pretty sure expected shipping is supposed to be September, so you just lost two months of waiting!

[Archangel]

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If it makes you feel better, I'm pretty sure expected shipping is supposed to be September, so you just lost two months of waiting!

Good news!

[Starlord67]

I would really like to see the Watcher get a figure. I have the MS one but I feel he would look cool taller and maybe come with a Recorder figure from X-men 137.

[fr0stie1980]

We keep seeing 2099 sort of creep into the regular waves, (Spider Man) why haven't we seen a 2099 wave yet? GhostRider 2099, Hulk 2099, Skullfire, Bloodhawk, Xian Chi Xan! Come on!!!