customizerwannabe
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They are dropping as we speak.
1/6 Hot Toys - MMS285 - Avengers: AOU - Hulkbuster
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They are dropping as we speak.
They will drop but people will still pay more than retail just to have one now. A couple weeks after the IW Dr Strange was released people were still paying twice the price for the 1st Dr Strange figure because they did not want to wait.
customizerwannabe
An Evil Collector?
Waiting is the key. I bought one for 880.00 shipped 3 weeks ago.
If Sideshow has it for $1150, PCZ will sell it for @ $1060.
Will the new overseas shipping rates affect them?
How fast did the first one sell out?
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blinguskahn
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IIRC, because of the 2.5 year delay, the 1.0 Hulkbuster was available when SS got their first shipments from HT.
Well, their shipping charges haven’t changed yet that I’ve seen, so it’s unlikely. Plus you pay 20% up front as well as the shipping, so it would be locked in early.
franpincho
lol@$300
Yeah i just was not sure when the changes would take effect and how much shipping would increase. Probably have a a couple months i would guess.
It was available for years
. I got mine last November and i don't think it sold out until the beginning of this yearironmanfreak
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Not sure if anyone has answered this.. but has anyone tried removing the arm from the hulkbuster?
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I do remember someone said they had tried to remove it before this version was ever announced and thought it was not designed to, or at least it was very hard to remove. But of course we know now it is designed to. I would imagine it would take some force to yank it out but that isn't something I would want to do with a collectible that cost so much.
Yeah there is a going on facebook who has taken HB apart and he has been sharing photos on how he thinks it will work.
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$251. I only want the jack hammer arm so I'll wait until I can hopefully buy one on ebay. Don't want the locking arm or the miniature Veronica.
Edit - shoot, doesn't look like that's possible as it only comes with one shoulder piece and the jacking hammer arm and locking arms are switched out at the elbow joint.
https://www.sideshowtoy.com/collectibles/marvel-hulkbuster-accessories-hot-toys-904122/
Edit - shoot, doesn't look like that's possible as it only comes with one shoulder piece and the jacking hammer arm and locking arms are switched out at the elbow joint.
https://www.sideshowtoy.com/collectibles/marvel-hulkbuster-accessories-hot-toys-904122/
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Imagine if hot toys F’d up and forgot to deign the 1st versions to pull the arm off??? Anyway there’s got to be some way to take it off, if it takes a lot of force I’m not even gonna bother switching the arms, not on a $1000 figure now
It's up at PCZ - $1,058.99. Only @15% deposit ($166.99) instead of the usual 20%, plus $38.55 shipping (to MI - your cost may vary). JH arm is $230.99.
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can share the link?
Sardo Numspa
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I for one am not happy they are re-releasing this, and I'm not embaressed to say it. I'm not upset about it, either, but I'm not happy with any re-release (I don't consider the diecast Marks 2-7 re-releases, for example, as they are significantly different than their predecessors).
I'm not a scalper, and have never sold any of my figs (and have no intention to). I got my HB at Retail Price when it was released (all for reference sake).
But the fact that a figure is only available for a short period of time (in this case, a few years), and therefore becomes relatively rare, is part of what makes it a Collectible.
As I never sell my figs, I don't care that much if the price goes up, or if it goes down, but if they are available for everyone to get at any time, then (to me), it's no different than a Marvel Select figure from ToysRUs.
When these go up for pre-order, EVERYONE has the opportunity to get one. I see people complain about "missing out" on a figure, but most of the time, they didn't "miss out", they just chose not to buy it when they had the chance. Sometimes it's for financial reasons (but if you can't spend a couple hundred bucks on figures, then you should be focusing on more important things, frankly), but most of the time it's because collectors are waiting to see how the production figure turns out, or how it reviews, or it's because they didn't really want the figure in the first place. Some get into the hobby later than others, so they were not around when the figure was initially released, but hunting down and finding a decent condition older fig, for a reasonable price, is also part of the fun of the hobby.
To suggest that it's egotistical or selfish to be happy or proud of having rarer pieces in your collection is ridiculous. Doesn't matter if it's 1/6 figures, statues, art, watches, shoes, spoons, coins, or automobiles, part of the enjoyment is always attached to the rarity of the piece.
I feel bad for those who paid scalper prices. It's interesting how some feel that it's good for the "community" that anyone who wants a HB can buy one at retail price, but for those "community" members who really wanted one, and ended up paying ridiculous scalper prices, are given no sympathy.
But that said, I'm torn on getting the accessory pack. At first, I was taken back by the price, but the size of the arm is pretty much the size of a 1/6 figure... maybe even a little longer. But I can't see how you could attach it, without doing some major surgery on your original HB (which I'm not sure I'd be willing to do). Also, although it's fully articulated, it's not a dynamic figure, and you can't really even get it in the pose that would use the jackhammer arm. At the same time though, it's a really robust looking arm, filled with all kinds of detail... it's a hard choice...
I'm not a scalper, and have never sold any of my figs (and have no intention to). I got my HB at Retail Price when it was released (all for reference sake).
But the fact that a figure is only available for a short period of time (in this case, a few years), and therefore becomes relatively rare, is part of what makes it a Collectible.
As I never sell my figs, I don't care that much if the price goes up, or if it goes down, but if they are available for everyone to get at any time, then (to me), it's no different than a Marvel Select figure from ToysRUs.
When these go up for pre-order, EVERYONE has the opportunity to get one. I see people complain about "missing out" on a figure, but most of the time, they didn't "miss out", they just chose not to buy it when they had the chance. Sometimes it's for financial reasons (but if you can't spend a couple hundred bucks on figures, then you should be focusing on more important things, frankly), but most of the time it's because collectors are waiting to see how the production figure turns out, or how it reviews, or it's because they didn't really want the figure in the first place. Some get into the hobby later than others, so they were not around when the figure was initially released, but hunting down and finding a decent condition older fig, for a reasonable price, is also part of the fun of the hobby.
To suggest that it's egotistical or selfish to be happy or proud of having rarer pieces in your collection is ridiculous. Doesn't matter if it's 1/6 figures, statues, art, watches, shoes, spoons, coins, or automobiles, part of the enjoyment is always attached to the rarity of the piece.
I feel bad for those who paid scalper prices. It's interesting how some feel that it's good for the "community" that anyone who wants a HB can buy one at retail price, but for those "community" members who really wanted one, and ended up paying ridiculous scalper prices, are given no sympathy.
But that said, I'm torn on getting the accessory pack. At first, I was taken back by the price, but the size of the arm is pretty much the size of a 1/6 figure... maybe even a little longer. But I can't see how you could attach it, without doing some major surgery on your original HB (which I'm not sure I'd be willing to do). Also, although it's fully articulated, it's not a dynamic figure, and you can't really even get it in the pose that would use the jackhammer arm. At the same time though, it's a really robust looking arm, filled with all kinds of detail... it's a hard choice...
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