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  1. I'm going to be interested to see what Guido parts are in each 2 pack. I thought of something that would also be efficient on DST's part in buying multiple multiple men. If the archangel/multiple man pair is packed with Guido's arms then you'd have the opportunity to display a Jamie w/o a trench coat.

     

  2. On 5/19/2019 at 8:06 AM, thereasonsy said:

    I think all of these are good guesses. I hope one comes packed with a baby Christopher. 

    If this did end up being the yellow and blue Jean and Scott costumes from Endgame, I could definitely see baby Cable included. Which would makefor a good minimate recreation of the cover for X-Factor 66

  3. I feel like Iceman and Quicksilver would be the most appropriate considering they would round out both teams in the wave. I could also see brown and yellow X-Factor beast, Jean and Scott's yellow and blue costumes for the Endgame story arc. Otherwise not really sure. Figure it's going to be more members of X-Factor, right?

  4. 2 hours ago, thereasonsy said:

    We are missing Bobby, Warpath, and Feral from that era.

    Ah, I agree with you on Bobby; could easily get an iced up version, and a non-iced version to see his actual costume (light blue and black costume).  However, I'm not entirely sold on getting a Warpath and Feral from that era. I'd honestly be overjoyed if those costumes were to be made, but just think it is unlikely due to the following: 1) Feral's costume changes very minimally, the only real change seems to be how some of her hair is drawn (?, correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not an expert on 90's X-Force), 2) Warpath just looks too similar to Thunderbird and even the modern custume TRU wave variant that was released for DST to release another 'mate with that similar costume. Though if a 90's Warpath were to be released, he most certainly needs a beefed up torso piece; kind of been the only thing that bothers me about the other two Warpath 'mates.

    1 hour ago, Chooch said:

    Stealing my post from the wishlist thread:

    Liefeld uniforms:

    Warpath

    Boom Boom

    Siryn

     

    Capullo uniforms:

    Warpath

    Feral

    Sunspot

     

    Throw in Stryfe and a Cable-variant to anchor and you have a wave of 90's nostalgia that's so hot right now.

    Same idea here; I just don't think with Warpath, Boom Boom, Siryn, and Feral that there is enough differentiation between the existing 'mates to warrant new versions being released. Though I'm all in with Stryfe; I hope he fits into a wave somewhere down the line.

  5. 10 hours ago, Chooch said:

    I think X-related 90's costumes are likely given the nostalgia cycle.  If so, I'd love to see them complete some X-Force line-ups or bang out a killer X-Factor wave.

    Capullo's Sunspot seems to be the only X-Force costume I can think of blatantly neglected from that era. What else were you thinking?

    With Zach mentioning there would be some heavy hitters in this wave, I can't help but think A-list and B-list X-Men or Avengers.

  6. I tend to agree with the Dark Phoenix wave theory, makes sense with the release of the movie, if that's what DST is trying to do nowadays based on what wave 77 offers

  7. With the reveal of wave 77 last week, it seems an appropriate time to begin speculating about the next comic book specialty wave to be released; Wave 78! What theme and characters do you think it will be? Or which theme or characters are you wishing for?

  8. 5 hours ago, Minimate said:

    Looks like the last three came true.

    I just now saw what you did there. I was sitting there very puzzled for a while (it was a long day at work), thinking "Is there like an alt. look I'm missing of Tombstone?"

  9. 8 minutes ago, DSTZach said:

    Spidey comes with legs, I just thought it was cool to show off the grave.

    Everyone understands why we included Mysterio, I'm sure. 

    Cool indeed. Got to say from first glance you guys knocked the accessoriesout of the park with this wave.

    Hmmmmmm, perhaps a timely promotional choice for that small time, low budget action film to be released later this year?

  10. 2 minutes ago, CBMM1 said:

    I wish Mysterio had a different design, or there was a different character there altogether. 

    Agreed, he looks essentially the same as his TRU release not including the base which is cool

  11. 4 minutes ago, NerdyTrev said:

    How many of those sets used Batman as an anchor? I always see dumb Batman vehicles and machines overshadowing the rest of the core DC characters and it bothers me. 

    I'd actually love to see the percentage break down for this, because like you I think there is a very very small percentage of sets that don't include Batman. Take away any sets based on properties that never had a Batman appearance in the first place and that percentage gets even smaller

  12. 4 hours ago, NerdyTrev said:

    Which is totally unfair. They don't do anything with it anymore. The first two or three waves of the revamped Super Heroes line was sweet! Core league members and classic villains. Now what do we get? Expensive sets with Batman, Batman and more Batman. Did I mention they only care about releasing Batman? Minimates, while inherently more niche, offer more of the character variety that collectors are looking for. I know I'm not the only fan distressed with the lack of variety Lego has. Most collectors care more about the figures than the bricks themselves. Minimates is a much better investment for those people. The fact that DC doesn't realize that bothers me.

    Wow. Preach it. This is the primary reason I collect a lot of Lego Star Wars. Sure, some of the builds are nice but the characters are much more valuable and fun to collect. Wish I had a more price effective, small, well-articulated option to divert my attention in the realm of Star Wars; but that's definitely the reason I look to collect Marvel, DC, Lotr, and other minimates instead of the Lego counterparts. And I completely agree that it is frustrating in the DC case that what Lego releases is pretty pitiful nowadays, just rehashed mechs and other various vehicles paired with money-grabbing minifigures. 

  13. I think I'll pick these up; I think all the designs translated really nicely to minimates. Plus DST is capitalize on my excitement for Smash on the Switch (since I play Sonic a lot). And it even brings me back to the days when I'd watch SonicX on Saturday mornings as a kid.

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