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You can't blame Nanjin if he's refusing to step into the transporter.Going on 3 now. Another few months and we can create our own digital Bones
You can't blame Nanjin if he's refusing to step into the transporter.Going on 3 now. Another few months and we can create our own digital Bones
You have to have at least one previous order. My earlier comment after seeing someone on Twitter say they hadn't, must have been a mistake.
Last month's code was 15% off.
I still haven't gotten that email. Seems weird, because I've gotten every other email, as far as I know, and I just ordered the Lower Decks figurines from them when they went up eight days ago.EXO-6 just sent an email about a pre-order on September 19th. They linked their teaser video for The Wrath of Khan so most likely Saavik.
Guess they’re really skating by with the startling this Summer tagline since Fall technically starts on the 23rd.
Totally forgot about that truthfully. It’s been a bit of an odd year for EXO-6 in my opinion. They essentially didn’t have any announcements until like March. We’ve had quite a few pre-orders since then but it feels a bit hodgepodgey.I remember the email about a pre-order of a new Captain with a picture of Pike. He still hasn't come to fruition.
We shall see.
Does anyone have any reference of what Nanjin’s custom TWOK figures went for back in the day ?I dread to think what the incoming Saavik et al figures are gonna retail at with all their "museum grade tailoring".
Guess we'll find out on Tuesday.
I got his Spock and McCoy. They were $250 each I seem to remember.Does anyone have any reference of what Nanjin’s custom TWOK figures went for back in the day ?
I think I paid around $200 each with shipping, but that was like ten years ago.Does anyone have any reference of what Nanjin’s custom TWOK figures went for back in the day ?
I know inflation is killing everyone, and I don't mind paying a bit more for figures that require a lot of work, but if just plain humans go up close to that range, I'll probably peace outMy guess is that they will be closer to Kruge pricing.
I also think that Kruge was a tactically sound move in his sales/marketing plan: Release a newly designed alien figure at a higher price-point in preparation for the higher price point human figures to come.
I was seriously considering Kruge until the price was released. Spat my tea out. I just don't see the value being that high. Sure, extra parts and all that (about $20 worth of plastic eyebrows too) but I couldn't justify that. At this rate, we're heading towards Inart prices. However, I must be in the minority if Nanjin is to be believed and they've outsold Picaborg.I’m lucky that for now my wife is still relatively supportive of my hobby. We’re newly weds and don’t have a house or kids yet though. Someday I’m sure I’ll have to give up some of my collecting budget for other things. Enjoying it while I can.
Still though I won’t be exactly thrilled about plunking down Hot Toys money for EXO-6 figures, which let’s be honest aren’t quite on the same level.
It’ll be a limited few I’ll be willing to shell out big for. Kruge because it’s a classic Klingon look and feels relatively unique. Even then I had some reservations though.
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