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The Vintage Collection / Re: Will your collecting habits change?
« on: September 5, 2012, 10:28 AM »
Force Guy, why do you hate The Clone Wars? Have you seen it recently? While there are some bummer episodes (like all TV) I think that when it's on its "A" game, it comes closer to the spirit of the OT than the prequels ever did. It can be exciting, funny, and thoughtful.
Spirit Of Mace, I agree with what you are saying about most of it being resculpts. I understand that and have accepted it. However, I can think of many, many figures from the films that have not been done. And I think that making a wave that does not have at least one never before made character is a slap in the face to the die-hards. It creates zero excitement.
And what I don't really understand is the need to resculpt. Lets say Hasbro wants to release an ANH wave. Let's say they want to put out eight figures in this wave. They already have excellent sculpts of Luke, Han, Chewie, Vader, Stormtrooper and R2. They don't need to spend a dime on them. Then make two new characters, such as one of the guys who is with Jabba in Docking Bay 94, and perhaps an Imperial officer with the white top. Families and kids would buy the first six, collectors would grab the last two. I just can't see why this sort of system couldn't work.
Spirit Of Mace, I agree with what you are saying about most of it being resculpts. I understand that and have accepted it. However, I can think of many, many figures from the films that have not been done. And I think that making a wave that does not have at least one never before made character is a slap in the face to the die-hards. It creates zero excitement.
And what I don't really understand is the need to resculpt. Lets say Hasbro wants to release an ANH wave. Let's say they want to put out eight figures in this wave. They already have excellent sculpts of Luke, Han, Chewie, Vader, Stormtrooper and R2. They don't need to spend a dime on them. Then make two new characters, such as one of the guys who is with Jabba in Docking Bay 94, and perhaps an Imperial officer with the white top. Families and kids would buy the first six, collectors would grab the last two. I just can't see why this sort of system couldn't work.