[karamazov80]

I noticed after taking that photo that my wild Bill's mustache is off on one side. Looks like he is smirking. Anyone else have an issue here?

[pronghorn]

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Originally Posted by karamazov80

I noticed after taking that photo that my wild Bill's mustache is off on one side. Looks like he is smirking. Anyone else have an issue here?

Mine is not like that

[EVILFACE]

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Originally Posted by karamazov80

I got Wild Bill and Zartan today. Wild Bill is great. Precisely what I think this line should be giving us. Zartan is scrawny but fine. I think these figures really work when you get several of them together. Excited to see what comes next.

WB looks nice.

I'd like to see S7 offer up a larger Horror Show.

[Snakeeyesisposh]

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Originally Posted by BizCopperhead

We may see some shuffling of supply chain stuff where they send toys somewhere else for packaging.

Keep it on the down low but that is correct.
Once it's boxed, it's unrealistic to open it back up
to check.


The big corporate retailers like Walmart and Temu
can't do that but the smaller shops can
and are already doing this.


This is why minimum no tariff amounts exist btw.
Enforcing tariff law aginst this type of
shit would be ludicrously expensive.

[karamazov80]

I don't know if this was discussed, but the stands that work for vintage figures also work for these figures. I was running out of the originals I had and bought some off of Amazon and they all work great. Those stands do not work for the regular ReAction Joes I have, however, as the pegs are slightly too wide. One (of many) of the disappointments with the Ultimates are that the peg holes on their feet were inconsistent so there was not a single stand you could use across figures. I do also see some inconsistencies with these ReAction+ figures, but it is minor in the sense that the pegs are a tighter fit on some than others, but so far I've got stands working with all of mine.

[Josh Z]

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Originally Posted by karamazov80

I don't know if this was discussed, but the stands that work for vintage figures also work for these figures. I was running out of the originals I had and bought some off of Amazon and they all work great. Those stands do not work for the regular ReAction Joes I have, however, as the pegs are slightly too wide.

Yes, ironically, the stands sold for ReAction figures don't work with ReAction+.

[IzzyTipsy]

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Originally Posted by Snakeeyesisposh

This is why minimum no tariff amounts exist btw.
Enforcing tariff law aginst this type of
shit would be ludicrously expensive.

I don't think they really care how much it costs to enforce. Was talking to a few toys shop owners over the weekend at a toy show and they were all basically "We're fucked".

I'd be curious to see who tries to get around the tariffs. AliExpress is flat our canceling many orders and raising prices a ton on stuff.

[wehrmanm]

Can't wait to see what the Callsign Longbow people share in their end of month update tomorrow. Probably going to be a lot of words that say nothing anyway.

Only thing in their favor is that it'll be 2026 by the time most of their figures ship (that we paid for in 2022), so maybe all this federal idiocy will be over by then.

[IzzyTipsy]

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Originally Posted by wehrmanm

Can't wait to see what the Callsign Longbow people share in their end of month update tomorrow. Probably going to be a lot of words that say nothing anyway.

Only thing in their favor is that it'll be 2026 by the time most of their figures ship (that we paid for in 2022), so maybe all this federal idiocy will be over by then.

Supposedly auto tariffs are being finagled today to "help ease the pain". Hopefully the toy industry can lobby enough like the tech and auto industries have.

[THEDARKONE508]

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Originally Posted by IzzyTipsy

Hopefully the toy industry can lobby enough like the tech and auto industries have.

oh. you're serious.