[Soleria63]

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Originally Posted by GoodGuy9

I'm still disappointed I didn't get into the FSS, they did some cool things but gosh it seemed so expensive then

Trust me, you did not miss out on anything. All you missed out on were poorly pieced together kitbashed figures with a waxier, lower grade plastic than the mainline figures with downright bizarre parts choices for around $35-40 a piece. And dont even get me started on the missing Doc fiasco

[Dreadnok Twins]

No Dreadheads in Classified. I thought they were a lazy concept at the time and was bitter there was no Zandar to go with Zarana. We got Cletus, Billy Bob, etc. instead.

[GoodGuy9]

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Originally Posted by Soleria63

Trust me, you did not miss out on anything. All you missed out on were poorly pieced together kitbashed figures with a waxier, lower grade plastic than the mainline figures with downright bizarre parts choices for around $35-40 a piece. And dont even get me started on the missing Doc fiasco

I guess I'm not too upset then, those prices were too high for me when we were still paying under $10 for figures then, if I remember you needed to be in the club too which was starting to feel stale to me...I'm into stories so I'd like to know the Doc fiasco

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Originally Posted by Dreadnok Twins

No Dreadheads in Classified. I thought they were a lazy concept at the time and was bitter there was no Zandar to go with Zarana. We got Cletus, Billy Bob, etc. instead.

It's not like it was the first con set so either they didn't have enough figures to fill the set or it was just laziness

[Sataninjaku]

I thought the Dreadheads were perfectly fine for what they were, although they're certainly not high up on my list of wants. I will say though, they're exactly the sort of thing that is perfectly suited to a con set, if they really have to go beyond simply repainting stuff.

[GoodGuy9]

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Originally Posted by Sataninjaku

I thought the Dreadheads were perfectly fine for what they were, although they're certainly not high up on my list of wants. I will say though, they're exactly the sort of thing that is perfectly suited to a con set, if they really have to go beyond simply repainting stuff.

I've been rethinking it, it was only the 3rd con set or so...it wasn't until the ME sets where each of the figures was usually unique cause in the o-ring sets they often were filled with troop builder figures

If not mistaken in their panels they would sometimes discuss trouble in finding figures they could use or discovering things were lost or broken which is why choices were odd sometimes