Pop Culture Shock's DC license

[jpuli28]

This only makes sense if it's 1/5 or 1/6 scale. It's a market that DC Direct used to fill, but isn't now. It's a lower price point, most collectors would prefer them since you can display more. I really don't understand the 1/4 scale or nothing mentality.

Im new the 1/4 scale arena, Ive collected 1/6 for years. But now that Ive been turned onto 1/4 I personally wont go back. Its about progression I would say.

 

[SuperJ300]

This only makes sense if it's 1/5 or 1/6 scale. It's a market that DC Direct used to fill, but isn't now. It's a lower price point, most collectors would prefer them since you can display more.

I'm starting to like the idea of 1/5 1/6 scale, for easier displaying options.

PCS is getting into their 1/3 scale line now, I feel that this will be at least 1/4.

I might have no room for it tho!

 

[Asdf]

1:4 is ok size. It's just the recent DC line, the bases are humongous.

 

[BurningRage]

It'll be funny if their biggest license will have their smallest statues.

 

[JediSword]

I see these being 1/4 maquettes and maybe 1/3 figures of the main biggies. The market could definitely take it if they stick to their low ESs. Josh I think that is a Scorpion 1/3. Ppl on SF think its Skeletor as well but to me it doesn't make sense to release a 1/3 before they've finished with a 1/4

Sent from the Cockpit of the Millenium Falcon

 

[SuperJ300]

This is going to make a huge impact on DC collectables!

I think pcs might get in there before XM studios dies with their amazing bases!

The more we talk about this, the more suspense I'm having over this piece.

 

[Darklord Dave]

I can't see doing 1/4 unless it's mixed media. Now if it's 1/3 scale Mixed media - that would make sense. I just think that the Bowen size statue is truly needed for DC, especially with SSC going bigger and bigger with their 1/4 scale.

 

[Asdf]

Sooner or. Later XM will get the DC license. They have proved they can sell their Marvel stuff

 

[Josh-A-Tron]

Sooner or. Later XM will get the DC license. They have proved they can sell their Marvel stuff

 

[Josh-A-Tron]

And Confirmation that these are not 1/4 scale

Originally Posted by Josh-a-tron View Post
Hi Jerry,

Since this is the case with the 1:1 busts does this also mean the the statues you're making for the DC line are not 1/4 scale? If so, which scale are concentrating on?

They are not 1:4. I know there will be many groans because of that but it was a conflict with Sideshow and nothing I can do about it.

They are really there own category. its something new that I think is cool and I hope others agree.

Also on another note, something a litte meh about.

The DC statues are pvc, like Kotobukiya, but they are not the technique I have discussed. Still looking for the right thing to try that on.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

a lot of people are gonna bail after that one

 

[BDoggWhite]

Thread unsubscribed

 

[Josh-A-Tron]

a lot of people are gonna bail after that one

If the face sculpt is better than Koto's, I still don't know why they're face sculpts seem to suffer in pvc, I'll probably be in for the Batman as long as it's a reasonable price.

 

[filip629]

OK, I'm out.

 

[jpuli28]

So what obscure scale is he referring to?
Then this SHOULD mean XM wont get a 1/4 DC license either...?

 

[jpuli28]

OK, I'm out.

Ditto, if I wanted a Koto I'd buy one. SMH

 

[Josh-A-Tron]

So what obscure scale is he referring to?
Then this SHOULD mean XM wont get a 1/4 DC license either...?

Well, licenses can be regional, They can still get the license for other regions but North America is probably out.

 

[SuperJ300]

I'm up for 1/5 or 1/6 scale, PVC should make it affordable.

Will wait and see at this point.

 

[RagingBull]

And after reading post #330 my interest in this thread has completely died

 

[Josh-A-Tron]

And after reading post #330 my interest in this thread has completely died