My guess is once these are released there will be more available that people can order, including at ShopDisney.

Still showing as "sold out".

Reminder:  Pre-orders for this item will open again at Hasbro Pulse today at 1pm ET. 

Not sure how many more units will be made available so be sure to set your alarms and be logged in and ready if you still need it...

For the reposting of pre-orders, are they doing the 1PM for Premium members and 2PM for the unwashed masses (like me)?  Or is that just for the new, new items like Darth Vader's TIE?

Does anyone have a sense of scale on this?  Is it essentially just a fancier version at the same scale as the previous $20 version?  That price is pretty crazy and probably pumped up by the Vader we don't need and extra wing panels.

I would have much preferred that if they're going to do an all new sculpt to do something like the TIE Avenger from Andor.

I'm still interested to see photos to see if there are any meaningful variants included, or if its just four copies of what I've already got.

Bib Fortuna is a questionable choice on Hasbro's part.  He fits the RTT theme, but is still readily available from the original run that was released in 2021/22.  I wish Hasbro would factor the retail market - both dealers and the secondary market - into their decision making process when choosing some of these re-releases.

Now that TVC is essentially out of all physical retail, this sort of decision makes less than zero sense.  The places that sell TVC (Amazon, EE, Pulse) won't get much traction with this when they already have stock online that isn't selling at a discount.  Whoever is managing TVC should have two calls to make, Amazon and EE, and ask, "can you sell this".  If the answer isn't a resounding yes then move on to your next idea.  They don't even need to do any eBay sleuthing to understand average selling price in the secondary market for this one.

What a weird situation.  I’m quite happy to not be obsessively checking the app anymore.

Yeah, I'd love a behind the scenes accounting for why Target bothered to cancel all of the pre-orders, not change any pricing, but then it seems sufficient quantities showed up at retail in the following weeks.  Maybe they've got some kind of screwed up pre-order / shipping algorithm but this seems to have done nothing other than annoy the crap out of collectors with no upside for Target. 

I'm glad it seems to have all worked out for everyone, but geez, this could have been handled a lot better.