Big Items of the Future!

[Darby]

That makes sense. Hopefully the Disney crawler is huge. Definitely looking forward to that.

[darth broem 2]

A Death Star and Star Destroyer immediately come to mind for me. I can come up with many more, but those 2 items would be at the top of my list. Others are:
Jabba's Palace
Luke's homestead
Sarlacc - Pit of Carkoon
Echo Base
Mos Eisley Cantina/ Docking Bay 94
6 Inch Scaled X-wing Fighter
Skiff
Sandcrawler
Imperial Cargo Ship from Rogue One
Scariff Playset
Okay I will stop. I know most of those are not practical, but I would be interested.

[Darby]

Imperial Cargo Ship from Rogue One
Scariff Playset

These would be good. I loved the look of the cargo ship.

Other ideas from the new films:

U-Wing (for real this time)

TIE Interceptor (ditto)

Kylo Ren's Shuttle

FO Troop Transport

Resistance Bomber

AT-M6

Resistance X-Wing (to scale, or at least not flimsy)

Blue Squadron X-Wing (this is almost certainly coming, if you pick up what Steve Evans is putting down)

[CHEWIE]

I'm wondering if we'll see some large scale sequel trilogy vehicles, as well as a full selection of SA figures for that trilogy? If so, I'd be tempted for sure.

^ That could be on the horizon as a future Haslab project, especially if they have a presence in EP9.

[Mister Skeezler]

Could be the walker that breaks the camel's back on collecting Sequel stuff.

Were those walker supposed to be larger than the AT-AT (it looks like there's an original AT-AT in the middle there) or do they just have smaller ones as well?

[Nicklab]

The Incredible Cross Sections books actually have dimensions on the various walkers.  They're also listed over at Wookieepedia.  The AT-M6, per the book, is just over 36 meters tall.  And the AT-AT is listed at 22.5 meters tall.  During the battle on Crait it does appear that the First Order is using their own version of the AT-AT.  And those seem to be dwarfed by the AT-M6.

Given how tall walkers like the BAT-AT and AT-ACT are?  I don't know how Hasbro could feasibly package an AT-M6.  Unless they can find a way to detach the legs for assembly by the customer.  The box would just wind up being too big.

[Mister Skeezler]

Yeah, I think if the AT-M6 ever gets made, it would need to be through Haslab, where the size of the box is less of a concern.

I'd buy one or two, then probably find myself in a feverish downward spiral of trying to track down all the SA Sequel stuff I could find.

[CHEWIE]

Didn't the BAT-AT's legs need to be snapped on?  I don't think that would be an issue for packaging, snapping them on is all they'd need to do.

As for how big this thing would be... it would certainly need to dwarf the BAT-AT.  Count me in for one.

I do question the collector market for the AT-M6 though considering how divisive the sequel trilogy seems to be.  And if it were a Haslab project, it would need to be open worldwide.  No more of this US/Canada only approach. 

[Darby]

I also think the AT-M6 would be a bit down the list, considering it didn't really do much in the movie. Looks cool. For me, the Resistance Bomber would be a better choice. Lots of action, play value and would be a good hefty vehicle.

[Mister Skeezler]

Yeah, I imagine they aren't rushing them out, but if they went the Haslab route, I'd get one. General release would (I guarantee) be an absolute disappointment. The BAT-AT was such a great collector piece that unfortunately we'll never see on store shelves again.

[Matt_Fury]

The Incredible Cross Sections books actually have dimensions on the various walkers.  They're also listed over at Wookieepedia.  The AT-M6, per the book, is just over 36 meters tall.  And the AT-AT is listed at 22.5 meters tall.  During the battle on Crait it does appear that the First Order is using their own version of the AT-AT.  And those seem to be dwarfed by the AT-M6.

Given how tall walkers like the BAT-AT and AT-ACT are?  I don't know how Hasbro could feasibly package an AT-M6.  Unless they can find a way to detach the legs for assembly by the customer.  The box would just wind up being too big.

You're assuming that the AT-M6 would be to scale.  The AT-ACT is horribly underscaled.

[Mister Skeezler]

True, I think the closest we'd get is a heavily modified BAT-AT.

To be honest, I don't understand why they made the AT-ACT a larger walker in the first place. Was the AT-AT not awesome enough for Rogue One? I didn't even realize they were different until recently. In the theatre, I assumed they were just AT-ATs with cargo areas. It's a very minor issue I take with Rogue One, but honestly I don't see the two types of walkers on the screen at the same time, so I feel like it's more a marketing thing than anything else. It's like "this walker is MOOOAAARRRRRR AWESOME!!!" Whatever.

[GrandMoffNick]

Wait a minute, they slightly altered something just to sell more? I'm outraged and stunned

[P-Siddy]

Wait a minute, they slightly altered something just to sell more? I'm outraged and stunned

Kind of like the Jedi (We have no possessions) Starfighter?

[Nicklab]

The Incredible Cross Sections books actually have dimensions on the various walkers.  They're also listed over at Wookieepedia.  The AT-M6, per the book, is just over 36 meters tall.  And the AT-AT is listed at 22.5 meters tall.  During the battle on Crait it does appear that the First Order is using their own version of the AT-AT.  And those seem to be dwarfed by the AT-M6.

Given how tall walkers like the BAT-AT and AT-ACT are?  I don't know how Hasbro could feasibly package an AT-M6.  Unless they can find a way to detach the legs for assembly by the customer.  The box would just wind up being too big.

You're assuming that the AT-M6 would be to scale.  The AT-ACT is horribly underscaled.

I was talking about RELATIVE scale.  At least the AT-AT relative to the AT-M6...