Looking at the past five HasLab projects:
Project | | Status |
Black Series Reva (The Third Sister) Force FX Elite Lightsaber | | FAIL |
G.I. Joe Classified Series Cobra H.I.S.S. | | Funded! |
Marvel Legends HasLab Ghost Rider: Engine of Vengeance | | FAIL |
HEROSCAPE AGE OF ANNIHILATION: Vanguard Edition | | 50% with 13 hours left |
Transformers Generations HasLab Deathsaurus | | 81% with 27 days left |
That's not exactly a smashing success rate. Hasbro went 7-for-8 on the first 8 projects (RIP Cookie Monster) but they are tracking to go 4-for-8 on the last 8 projects (RIP Rancor, Reva Saber, Ghost Rider, and probably Heroscape).
Seems like it's time for another Star Wars 3.75" HasLab if you ask me... Hasbro could use a HasLab win and I could use a Mos Eisley Cantina, Death Star, or Krayt Dragon or something...
Since the last update:
- Heroscape =
FAIL- Deathsaurus =
Funded!- Dragonfly =
Funded!- The Ghost =
Funded!Looks like HasLab's win percent is 72% (13/18 - RIP Cookie Monster, Rancor, RevaSaber, GhostCar, Heroscape). And, by my count, the Dragonfly HasLab pushed Hasbro over $75million in funds raised from campaigns over the years (not counting any added tax or shipping).
After a third successful 3.75" scaled Star Wars HasLab, what do you think Hasbro does next?
- do they get bolder with big money non HasLab things (like the $230 Throne Room playset) and offer a few more direct to Pulse?
- do they go right back to the HasLab well with another 3.75" SW next year?
- do they give non-3.75" SW another HasLab try? And if so, what do you pick that is popular enough for what it'll cost?