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Joebiscruml
03-27-2009, 10:12 AM
Would you be willing to pay the price for a SSC vehicle? If so what would like to see made?

I think the best way for SSC to start, would be with Zartan and his Chameleon.

thunderdan19
03-27-2009, 10:24 AM
It's not practical for them to make anything larger than a motorcycle. They'd have to contract in Hasbro, bbi or 21st Century Toys to go any larger than that.

Hasbro made this one a while back:

thunderdan19
03-27-2009, 10:29 AM
1:6 scale gets big fast after that.

Joebiscruml
03-27-2009, 10:50 AM
What about the smaller stuff like the Ram or a Claw. How bout a Ferret. These all should be easy to do and not costan arm and a leg. I also see nothing wrong with paying $250 for Zartan and the Chameleon.

sharke
03-27-2009, 10:57 AM
that bradley has got to be huge!

thunderdan19
03-27-2009, 10:58 AM
that bradley has got to be huge!

Oh, it is... total pain to display or store...

vadersquest
03-27-2009, 11:05 AM
Here is some numbers to think about:
One fig costs between 80-125
an environment set costs between 125-200 bucks
a diorama would cost between 200-300 bucks
a vehicle would costs us around 300-400+ AND if a figure was thrown in, well, lets say the average collector would not be able to get this. They do offer flex pay but still, thats a lot of money for 1 item

sharke
03-27-2009, 11:12 AM
Oh, it is... total pain to display or store...

do you have one? if so, I'd love to see pics to give scale

Here is some numbers to think about:
One fig costs between 80-125
an environment set costs between 125-200 bucks
a diorama would cost between 200-300 bucks
a vehicle would costs us around 300-400+ AND if a figure was thrown in, well, lets say the average collector would not be able to get this. They do offer flex pay but still, thats a lot of money for 1 item

depending on the vehicle, I'd assume it'd be about the same as the Jabba display they did a few years ago.

Konigstiger
03-27-2009, 11:13 AM
What about the smaller stuff like the Ram or a Claw. How bout a Ferret. These all should be easy to do and not costan arm and a leg. I also see nothing wrong with paying $250 for Zartan and the Chameleon.


While i'm sure SS would charge 250 for a Zartan and Chameleon, it wouldn't NEED to cost that much. Dragon has released more than a couple figures that come with fairly large field artillery pieces and they don't charge anywhere near 250.

CLAW/RAM size is about the limit i would expect from SS. Anything else would be too big/expensive for Joe collectors and of little interest to actual 1:6 collectors.

thunderdan19
03-27-2009, 11:13 AM
here is some numbers to think about:
One fig costs between 80-125
an environment set costs between 125-200 bucks
a diorama would cost between 200-300 bucks
a vehicle would costs us around 300-400+ and if a figure was thrown in, well, lets say the average collector would not be able to get this. They do offer flex pay but still, thats a lot of money for 1 item

qft.

angrypandaink
03-27-2009, 11:23 AM
Dude, maybe if I won lotto, I cannot even justify the price of the figures, but that would be nice!

thunderdan19
03-27-2009, 11:25 AM
do you have one? if so, I'd love to see pics to give scale

It's currently being stored. I can tell you it is a beast. Imagine a vehicle that is over 2-1/2 feet long, almost 2 feet wide, and over a foot tall (estimate, I haven't handled it lately). I also have a pair of 1:6 Little Bird helos, a seal boat, a scout motorcycle, a humvee (that has been destroyed by my kids) and the LSV I posted.

Joebiscruml
03-27-2009, 11:26 AM
While i'm sure SS would charge 250 for a Zartan and Chameleon, it wouldn't NEED to cost that much. Dragon has released more than a couple figures that come with fairly large field artillery pieces and they don't charge anywhere near 250.

CLAW/RAM size is about the limit i would expect from SS. Anything else would be too big/expensive for Joe collectors and of little interest to actual 1:6 collectors.

I'm just saying $250 because of the prices of other SSC items. I would love to get that for cheaper, but would more than likely pay the $250.

Konigstiger
03-27-2009, 11:49 AM
I've never been impressed enough with SS's work to pay anywhere near that. They're overpriced for what you get as it is.

Schiedam79
03-27-2009, 12:00 PM
NO.... MORE... ROOM... TO... COLLECT!!! AAARGH!!!!!

(ow, and too expensive too! sorry)