25 minutes ago, RAMCAT said:If its the same height as the current sentinel, I dont reallysee thepoint ofit being a haslab project
Well considering they have a hard time fathoming making those size BAFs anymore, it makes sense to "kickstart" the idea to see if its profitable as a standalone and in a controlled distribution process. most people want more sentinels and the ones from toybiz are expensive and are harder to find. The ones they made werent as good and most want a more realistic version, more like a good mix of both hasbro and toybiz versions. At least in my humble opinion.
If its the same height as the current sentinel, I dont reallysee thepoint ofit being a haslab project
48 minutes ago, EvilHayato said:If they had the project be $300 that would make it very hard for people to want to army build unless you have fat stacks of cash to blow. If they can get it at a reasonable price, im fine with a size more like the toybiz and hasbro sentinels that are already around. Those sizes are reasonable and keeping them around 100 or so is reasonable. Anything larger, I feel will scare most collectors from funding it.
Smart $$ would be to keep it in the same 16 inch scale as the previous 2 Sentinels & keep the price point in the $125 range so people can army build at minimum a triad of them as they always hunt in 3s. Makes zero sense to make a 2 ft tall or bigger Sentinel & charge $250-$300 for it. Most anyone who loves Sentinels would get is 1 due to the price& the space that a 2 ft Sentinel would take up. I'd be priced out of even getting one at those prices & don't have the space for a 2 ft Sentinel.
If they had the project be $300 that would make it very hard for people to want to army build unless you have fat stacks of cash to blow. If they can get it at a reasonable price, im fine with a size more like the toybiz and hasbro sentinels that are already around. Those sizes are reasonable and keeping them around 100 or so is reasonable. Anything larger, I feel will scare most collectors from funding it.
4 hours ago, mako said:Some are sheep, some are shepherds.
Only 3 types of people in this world: Wolves/Sheep/Sheepdogs.
3 hours ago, Jmacq1 said:What might we see? Something certain posters are guaranteed to crap on sight-unseen.
Some are sheep, some are shepherds.
Heck, if we're gonna dream big on Galactus, Throw in Firelord, Nova (Frankie Raye), and Morg. If we're in super perfect world territory an updated/improved Terrax would be welcome too (at least one that's able to effectively wield his axe).
Honestly if the Sentinel does well, I would not be in the least bit surprised to see a "Definitive" Galactus become a HasLab project, probably sometime after the FF have hit the big screen and raised that team's profile.
I preferred to seeGalactus. Galactus accompanied with a nice, big, cosmic,Galactusy chair andwith Air-walker and the Kirby-esque AlienPunisher Robot as pack-in figurespersonally.Sigh, one can continue to dream! However, a Byrne style Sentinel with an upgraded aesthetic similar to that Iron Studios statue might about do the trick. We'll see.
Maybe it'll have some battle damaged pieces to switch out. And some features like the OG Sentinel toy
1 hour ago, Benn said:This is all basically the write-up for why Haslab exists. Haslab products aren'tmeant to sell to average collectors. The sail barge was over four-feet long, and Unicron is over two-feet tall, transforming into an almost three-foot diameter planet. Haslab is a vehicle for making spectacles that serve as the centerpiece to elite collections. They're not made to be affordable or have wide appeal. They're made to be awesome, and they're priced to facilitate the small-scale production necessary forsomething so awesome, but ultimatelycumbersome. The argument you're making is that Master Mold literally ticks all the qualification boxes for a Haslab project. Regular sentinels at digestible army-building price-points can,and have been, done at regular retail.
That's not to say that I think Master Mold is on the way, but I think people hoping for $100ishsentinels should probably brace themselves for disappointment. This will likely be an awesome, cumbersome, expensive sentinel.
I am right with you there. it will definitely be more than that. specially since it will be exclusive to Hasbro pulse. I am excited to see what's coming.
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