If that’s it I’m definitely not collecting them.  I want to get into things that aren’t so scattered and short lived.

I actually was thinking the opposite as I don't want another giant sprawling collection.

I picked up about half along the way, but might pick them all up if there are only a handful more to get.  They hit the high points, and really did a few too many Indy variants, but I can't think of more than a couple other figures I would really want that they haven't made.

It would have been nice to get a vehicle/beast mixed in.  Indy on a horse and Indy and Sr. on motorcycle with sidecar.

GrandMoffNick just pointed out to me that the Phase II Clone Trooper is finally on Amazon for pre-order.  The default setting tries to get you to buy from a third party seller for $35, but if you change the seller you can pre-order from Amazon for normal inflated retail.

I had the same problem Rob, although through some magic Walmart still shipped my Havoc.   I guess they were able to work with my credit card company to tie my old card number to my new card number.  I'm hoping they can do that with my other two pre-orders.

I totally agree that it is madness in 2023 that Walmart won't let you update your payment information. 

It does seem odd, unless Disney doesn't fully own it, but I assumed Disney fully owned it. 

I always got the sense that Disney was working to make D+ a perpetual, full catalog of their content, and that was part of the reason why they were issuing very few DVDs of their new content.

Why can't the Star Wars team actually offer what we want?

Because they're morons?  Or was this question meant to be rhetorical?

They've just made some bad choices.  They could pick just about anything in the 3.75" scale, especially OT things, and it would fund immediately.  Look at the barge and Razor Crest.  Both funded very quickly with I think the Razor Crest funded in a day. 

Anything outside of 3.75" is a risky bet and you would need to do something spot on and not something that kinda weak and not providing value.  Reva's saber was just weak and the Rancor offered way too little value.

My TLC Indy just arrived from Amazon.  I got the right figure, but the bubble was totally detached from the card.  Luckily none of the accessories were lost from the tray. 

Amazon has got to pack these a little better, and Hasbro needs to not be so cheap on their packaging design.  It reminds me of The Black Series 3.75" figures where the bubbles would just fall off the card.

I just noticed that Young Indiana Jones got added to Disney+.  Not sure when that happened, but I'm pretty stoked to have those added to the catalog.

As for ditching stuff... 3.75" Star Wars will be the last to go for me.  If I sell those, it means I straight up quit collecting.

If I decide to keep pairing down, Gentle Giant Mini-Busts are on the chopping block next.  The costs have gone up dramatically, and the sculpt quality has gone down dramatically (on some of them at least... some look great still).

Totally agree on both counts. 

I had about 75 mini-busts.  I kept my favorite 15 and sold the rest earlier this year, most for a fairly handsome profit.