Just got a notice from BBTS that this wave is now shipping, so should hopefully get here next week.  Hopefully hitting retail soon too.

So excited for these, although they are a little pricey at $25 each I believe.  I'm likely in on these though, as this was/is probably my favorite show of all time.  Glad that it is making a comeback in toy form.

Found the Boba Fett at Target this weekend, not too bad of a figure.  Again, as with all of these, I don't judge them as harshly since I'm only paying $6 each (or $5 for the two packs), but they aren't too bad.  I find it fun keeping up with the OT characters anyways.  Again, if these would have been the POTF2 figures we had gotten, I think we would have been out of our minds with how detailed things were, but a lot has changed in action figures since '95.

We caught the LEGO movie yesterday, and we all loved it as well.  My daughter wanted to do nothing but build LEGOs once we got home.  In many ways it reminded me of Toy Story, as far as having that element of imagination (specifically a child's imagination) and how wonderful that can be.  Also, I want our basement to have an entire LEGO city set up in it now, wish we could afford that .  Looking forward to seeing it again.  Loved the cameos as well.

The more footage I see of this movie, the more excited I am for it...just looks amazing.  I think the next Spidey looks good as well, and between these two and Guardians of the Galaxy (not to mention X-Men), I've pretty much got all my bases covered for my favorite heroes this year.  Looking forward to it.

I thought when the 6" line was originally starting up, it was mentioned (even by Hasbro?) that the line would maintain a 3 to 1 ratio of OT/PT.  Then again, now we're down to 3 new figures per wave, so who knows.

As for Toy Fair, I think it could be an interesting year, depending on how chatty Hasbro will be about the future.  I'm a little concerned that many retailers don't seem to be carrying/ordering the 3 3/4" Black Series, and we still haven't seen preorders even go up for the Dagobah Luke wave.  So, I'm most interested to see what will be revealed for that line - but like others have said I could see more focus on Rebels, 6" Black Series, and Angry Birds (and Marvel/Transformers/etc. with those movies this year).

Realistically, I hope we see the next couple waves of 6" figures (or one wave beyond Bespin Luke), the next wave after the Dagobah/Empire wave of 3 3/4" Black Series, and a nice preview of Rebels (maybe 7-10 figures and a vehicle or two?).  I think many of us are most interested in the state of the line at this point, and what we'll see this year overall.  I just wonder if superarticulated (or just, articulated) 3 3/4" figures are going to continue on, or if we'll see more of a Marvel approach of 6" Collector figures and 3 3/4", 5 POA action figures.  Then again, if you look at the Cap movie line, they have the 6" collector figures and a smaller wave (four figures I think) of the smaller scale stuff, but I think the figures themselves are pretty nice.  If Star Wars got the same conservative approach, but kept up the articulation/detail along those lines, I'd be happy.

Over the past couple weeks I've picked up the Cap Legends, as well as the new Cap, Winter Soldier, and Red Skull figures from the 4" line.  All the figures are pretty well done I'd say.  It really seems, much like Thor: TDW, they are a little more conservative with the movie lines these days.  Not that many figures overall (at least for now), and in the case of the Spidey line it is either Legends "Collector" figures, or 5 POA figures (where 3 of 4 are Spider-Men).  I remember back in the days of the original Spider-Man trilogy, there would be nearly an entire aisle of figures (again, mostly Spidey).  Anyways, the Cap stuff (and Spidey Legends) are pretty nice toys.

All-New X-Men 5 Pack, coming to TRU in February ($85).  Kind of cool, even if you aren't into the current comics, it is a nice set of the original X-Men as well:

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