Man, Hasbro's marketing department is an absolute clown show!  Patrick probably had a good laugh about this one at least.

As far as the set.  I do like it, looks fairly modular and should be able to fit on a shelf easy enough.  Wonder what the offerings will be with this one and a $100 difference between basic and deluxe?  What's going on there???

While I doubt they'll ever get made, if they were going to make the Tonnika Sisters, it would come in this set.

If this is real I'm not sure how exactly I feel about it.  I'm sure I'll back it, but the preliminary shots have me unsure what to make of it. 

It seems fairly substantial, which is good, but it also seems both big (difficult to fit on a shelf) and "dense" where it might be hard to see what is going on.  I also wonder about the lack of a stage for the band.  I'm not sure what the exterior elements include, but they seem a bit unnecessary. 

Although if the set includes Tonnika sisters, and other unmade figures I'd be totally in for it.  I don't really need redone figures that are already good enough - farmboy Luke, etc.

Either way this doesn't seem like the presentation quality we would expect from a HasLab campaign.  All the previews we've seen prior have included painted samples and renderings that show really well.  This seems like a really nice unpainted 3D printed custom.

Ha, likely.  But if I really couldn’t fit it in my shelves I’d consider just buying one and selling the playset or buying just the figures aftermarket.

Whether it’s real or not, this can’t be a final image.  It seems to be severely lacking in detail and the entire left side of it looks weird and haphazardly constructed… the curved tops of the alcoves are weird… it looks like an early work in progress. 

If it fits on my shelf, I’m in.  Looks like the bar could swing around to make it thinner in that part, but as a display piece that section looks awkward in Jayson’s image.  Looking forward to seeing real details…