[SuburbanHell]

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Originally Posted by Eagle

So you want a deluxe cover girl? Cause that would be a deluxe figure

Better yet, give us the Wolverine with this version of her.

[SuburbanHell]

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Originally Posted by Ash Talon

Regarding the Sky Hawk to VAMP comparison. I took my 25th anniversary VAMP and Sky Hawk down and compared them. Sky Hawk is actually longer. Granted, they beefed up the Classified VAMP a bit (but not too much). I suppose they?d do the same with the Sky Hawk. So maybe they could have similar pricing.

Wow. Skyhawk much bigger than I remembered.

[firefly069]

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Originally Posted by 280-CUSTOMS

I think the triple t will be $100 like the vamp its bigger than the hms or the mms would be and makes the ferret look small , the thunder machine i would hope to be $100-$125
Snowcat $150
Cobra wolf $125
Wolverine $125
Slugger $125

Armadillo should be $75

Sharc/flak/skyhawk/awestriker i think will be $100 a piece when we do get them ..

Buzzboar/devilfish/polar battle bear & silver mirage/fang should be $50-$60


I may be wrong but for the size and what they are this is what i could come up with ..

These prices seem reasonable. The wolverine seems doable as the treads would be the hardest part to do. Snowcat probably the toughest as a more complex shell. I would do snowcat at $150 and do 2 figures. Driver and maybe an arctic coat character.

It?s really amazing how much stuff Hasbro could make, I still think they should maintain quality and not quantity

[firefly069]

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Originally Posted by SuburbanHell

Maybe even swappable faces ala MOD Zartan since she was one of many of our girls who could disguise themselves quite well for ops.

That would be fun and interesting. Wondering if they would do that

[firefly069]

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Originally Posted by Junkyard84

Do you think that's what they're waiting on to do Wet Suit? I just have a tough time believing we've gotten this far into the line without so much as a mention.

I think Hasbro has to keep interest so some 82-87 figures are going to lag to the very end IMO. They did the same with the 25th.

[280-CUSTOMS]

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Originally Posted by firefly069

These prices seem reasonable. The wolverine seems doable as the treads would be the hardest part to do. Snowcat probably the toughest as a more complex shell. I would do snowcat at $150 and do 2 figures. Driver and maybe an arctic coat character.

It?s really amazing how much stuff Hasbro could make, I still think they should maintain quality and not quantity

I agree in quality over quantity , the vehicles for the most part havent been bad just a lot of bikes as in 4 ,2 quads , 2 jeeps ,2 t bubbles, an air chariot, & a tank a few jetpacks and no flag for duke to hold .
Agreed there are so many vehicles/characters to make well over 200 vehicles and over 400 more figures including variants/repaints/subteams exclusives mailaways foreign , red shadows ,VvsVspy troops, extreme ,sgt savage ,joevscobra ,def, eco,sky patrol ,bf 3000 ,resolute/renegades ,ninja force the list goes on


And can we get some older deep cuts like

Dr venom
Kwinn
Ghost bear
Dr biggles
Raven
Marra
Dart
Hitnrun “not really a deep cut”
Capt minh
Cobra island serpentor i would buy 2-3 of him right now
Arctic coco
Arctic mindbender
Arctic destro/baroness
Arctic zartan/dreadnoks
Arctic duke/scarlett/snake/eyes etc
Bongo “candy”
Hard/soft/silent master
Lrrp stalker/ss/se
Freds
Snake eyes sister
Used car salesman coco
Destro/coco in disguise

More cobra la

[wedge1968]

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Originally Posted by 280-CUSTOMS

My whole thing was people will get mad if another hisstank is released as a non-haslab . I mean what they?re going to make the hiss smaller that would be ridiculous, I have no problem with them releasing the hiss as long as it?s not black, and comes with no other figures that are included in the first one, unless they?re different colors of those same figures, they could make rip-it or a new hiss driver like i mentioned a range viper support hiss change the colors to match the RV?s2 tone if they want to , i honestly think if they make the hiss again it will sell like gangbusters i wouldnt mind a
Blue
Crimson
Arctic
Whatever they make , ill make room instead of waiting for the line to die ..LMFAO who even says/does that oh thats right its ?TOA

ALSO DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INTEREST IN MARVEL LEGENDS i am about to get rid of @ 100 of them easy any takers i will be selling them loose and for less than ebay prices ..

I need some Spider-Man villains (Electro, Sandman, Lizard).

[firmpulse]

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Originally Posted by Toa Maximus

The point of the comment was that its easier to do the big display when the line is over instead of trying to adjust for different sized items. It's easy to future proof for additional figures in a display than it is vehicles like a Rattler in a display. It wasn't a wish for the line to end but a commentary on a frustration with currently trying to develop displays. I'm not gonna sink money into a big display at the moment because it could be inadequate in a year. I'm currently preparing for a potential cross country move at the moment, so designing (and spending on) display space is something, I've thought alot about recently.

A line like Transformers is easier to display at the moment because while its not dying anytime soon, it's much more complete than Classified and we're at a point where we are more replacing toys than adding to the display. It's also a line you kinda know what's possible size and character wise, but with Classified, it's like do I need to future proof a display for a Skystriker or Whale?

I haven't connected with at as much recently do to some design choices, but I'm pretty clearly on board.

I understood your point. It was pretty clear. Our thought processes are just completely different. I care less about a line when it "ends" than when it's going strong. Life = Energy.

My collections cannot be "future proofed". For one, I just don't think that way. Like I said, I enjoy a line much more when there's growth and energy. Stagnation totally strips that. Once I display something I feel is a current "ultimate" iteration of a character it's on the clock. As soon as I get tired of looking at it or the awesomeness wears off it's getting packed up, stored or sold and something older I haven't seen in a minute (or something new) will take it's spot. I enjoy interacting with my displays. I like rotating things because they become new again. I don't dread. It isn't frustrating. It's the entire point. Maybe try and think of your displays like an art exhibition. Maybe your frustrations will disappear.

[Jll5105]

Do we have a date yet for PulseCon?

[cobraviper72]

Its hard to predict how a toyline will go, right now, Classified is strong, we are on our 3rd Haslab that has funded and appears it will unlock all its goals, every vehicle being released is selling out and we have a vast variety of characters to chose from, whether you are wanting to be a completionist or casual collector, this line for the moment looks to remain strong for abit longer.
Imagine being a power rangers lightning collector and literally Hasbro decides after 4 years, we are done, meanwhile several teams are no where near complete, we can talk about the quality of the line which is a valid conversation, but no power ranger collector will finish those teams, that line is dead, Classified is far from dead or even dying, quality is good, amount of figures being released can some times be overwhelming, but thats a good problem to have for any line