[Electric Turahk]

I am in love with MP Primal.

[prfctcellrulz]

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Originally Posted by Electric Turahk

I am in love with MP Primal.

I had the original Ultra-Class release but I lost it.

If I could afford it MP Primal would be a suitable replacement.

[Yellow Ranger]

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Originally Posted by AkibaSilver

Because I'm sure everyone can afford to drop £50 on the main hero of the story. Especially the kids being advertised to

In fairness though I hate when they just make an Optimus or Megs Leader Class without the other in the same scale.

[Electric Turahk]

Where are you guys considering pre-ordering MP Megatron v2? Have to admit, a little wary of going with AmiAmi or HLJ to avoid the orange plug BBTS and Tfsource will be applying to theirs just on the off chance things go poorly when it arrives in the US.

[Kiwami]

I guess with "you guys" you mean American collectors? Because I don’t think I should have any problems getting one from Japan around here.

Anyways, I’m currently thinking about passing up on MP-36. I feared he might be at the price point of MP-10 but actually seeing it happen... I don’t want to shell out 200 bucks for this.

It’s cool that there's another round of reissues alongside the new Megatron though, I always wanted some more Cassettebots ever since I got my very first Masterpiece figure, Soundblaster.

[Galvantula]

Saw over at TFW2005 that TF lost out to DND.

I feel like part of this is because Hasbro doesn't really care as much as it used to with its action figures. No child wants an unposible 12 in. soap bottle or a 1 step.

[Yellow Ranger]

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Originally Posted by Galvantula

Saw over at TFW2005 that TF lost out to DND.

I feel like part of this is because Hasbro doesn't really care as much as it used to with its action figures. No child wants an unposible 12 in. soap bottle or a 1 step.

Annual sales figures of Hasbro properties?

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Galvantula

Saw over at TFW2005 that TF lost out to DND.

I feel like part of this is because Hasbro doesn't really care as much as it used to with its action figures. No child wants an unposible 12 in. soap bottle or a 1 step.

I'm sure that's not especially true, otherwise Hasbro wouldn't continue to push 1-steps as heavily as they do and companies wouldn't try to flog giant nutcracker figures with limited poseability.

The market just isn't the same any more, that's all.

[Sunred]

That RID Blurr is a work of art. Soundwave too.

[Thessair]

That Fans Toys Omega Supreme seems to be up for pre-orders. He's sold in two separate kits, both of which are needed, with one at $199.99 and one at $269.99.