[Fred Broca]

[DarkLordMordred]

Yeah, I think it looks kind of cool, but no way is it worth 350.

Also, that Batmobile??? Holy shit! What an incredible vehicle!

[ozzie92]

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Originally Posted by DarkLordMordred

Yeah, I think it looks kind of cool, but no way is it worth 350.

This.

But to be fair, I?m a bit biased, as I?m not interested in super heroes or 6? scale.

[DarkLordMordred]

Thanks to this video, I'm actually tempted to buy this as a Dreadnok vehicle:

https://www.amazon.com/Hot-Wheels-Ba...f-a2c47c48c32f

[Dusty Ayers]

I truly don’t understand why a guy would release a video like this. If you want to debate the quality of an item then great but that is not what this. This video is an adult pitching a fit over an item as if Hasbro did this HasLab just to insult them. The delusion is epic.

His video is full of false equivalencies. Who cares how great those Batmobiles he showed are. Are there GR cars available? No. That is only available through this HasLab so talking prices about other cars isn’t the correct comparison he thinks it is.

The fantastic part is at the end where he slips in that the other rant dude and him will likely still buy one to review it and then sell it. Sure, buddy. It is such a piece of shit that you are still going to buy one.

I’m not a huge superhero guy but I have always liked GR. I’m a pass on this one but I hope it funds for all the folks who are excited for it. To me there is less bang for your buck here than the HISS but if I was a huge GR fan I would be all over it.

[dereksmith2003]

At the end of the day, "it's your money, you decide how to spend it"....and yes, true enough. However, he has good points. Value is subjective and clearly Hasbro will squeeze out every dollar for as little possible on their part. This is the same overall toy conglomerate that made the khetana for $500.

[PatientMental]

Yeah that used to be a good channel but unfortunately its just turning into like the rest of the garbage whining & crying channels out there! Thats all you see anymore people crying about Hasbro, Mattel etc saying they arent buying their products anymore ok so nobody cares, goodbye, the companies certainly dont care & you wont be missed! This is nothing new as everything not just toys has gone ridiculously up! You dont like it dont buy its just that plain & simple heres a few tissues STFU & move on you pssy!

[Dusty Ayers]

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Originally Posted by PatientMental

Yeah that used to be a good channel but unfortunately its just turning into like the rest of the garbage whining & crying channels out there! Thats all you see anymore people crying about Hasbro, Mattel etc saying they arent buying their products anymore ok so nobody cares, goodbye, the companies certainly dont care & you wont be missed! This is nothing new as everything not just toys has gone ridiculously up! You dont like it dont buy its just that plain & simple heres a few tissues STFU & move on you pssy!

The thing I don?t like about videos like this is the passive aggressive, and often not passive, statements about how if you fund the project you are a moron or a shill for Hasbro. I find an adult with thousands of dollars worth of toys in the background of a video saying a project sucks is kind of funny.

Then with no sense of irony at all there are the aforementioned statements about still buying one to review it then selling?

Sure bro.

[Bujo]

I'm a 1/18 collector, so no dog in this fight. However, I bought both the Sentinel and Galactus, and in comparison this Engine of Vengeance is a bit lackluster.

I'm curious if Hasbro has adopted the perceived value model similar to Apple and other smartphone companies where the flagship phone has a price of $1000 regardless of production costs because a lower msrp wouldn't be interpreted as savings, but a decrease in quality. Keeping HasLab at $350 would make it a status symbol more than an evaluation of worth.

[mattymatt]

The whole Haslab model is ridiculous if they are going to do it they should do more of a pre order with special reduced pricing + add-ons you pay for