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AugieWargo

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  1. 5 hours ago, MisterPL said:

    I didn’t see it listed in Previews Toy Chest News email. 

    However, it does list the Bruce Lee Select figure for $150.00, the 1999 Godzilla Vinimate for $80.00, and the Batwoman PVC figure for $9.99 so there may be other oversights. 

    Yeah when I was at the shop last week he looked it up and it was on the "being released next week" list.  When we looked today they didn't have it listed even for next week.  Fingers crossed it isn't cancelled.

  2. Anyone know if this wave got cancelled or pushed back?  Noticed it wasn't listed on the most recent estimated release dates list.  This and the Bruce Lee wave were the only waves I was really looking forward to and one is already cancelled. 

  3. I'm actually part of a group that rotates in the old Marvel RPG from the 80s and we use minimates in our game, but I wasn't really talking about for RPG purposes.  I was coming from the point it's a license that is known thanks to a cartoon, movies, a current tv commercial and longevity of a game with both visually appealing and deep line of characters that could likely be more than a four figure boxset.  Fantasy figures do have a strong fanbase, MOTU, Mythic Legions, Vutruvian H.A.C.K.S do fairly well. it might seem to be a niche market to people that only collect comic or movie lines but it's there.  Most of the people I know that play RPGs do collect figures outside of the ones used for games, myself included.  It was just a thought.

  4. Sorry, really more of a lurker than poster but this discussion has caught my attention.  I saw people mention getting a type of license and mention brands that have been recently licensed or are currently on shelves from other companies. (would punch a clown for Indy mates)  I wonder how many of the brands we wish would be approached or release as minimates by DST are tied up by companies like Mega-Construx, Super7, McFarlane Hasbro, Lego, etc...  

    Also, with card and roleplaying games going through sort of a Renaisance could a license like Warhammer or Magic the Gathering be a viable option? Maybe Elder Scrolls or Dungeons and Dragons even?   All have plenty of colorful characters and option for people to switch parts and make their own characters.  I know DST had some experience with Pathfinder and Dragon's Age.  I don't know how well those did, but I know I personally own cases of them and would love Dungeons and Dragons mates based off the game or cartoon. 


    That being said I don't believe the end is anywhere close. I just believe we're in another low spot like when the LoTR and DC lines ended.

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