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Nessex

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  1. Sometimes Hasbro utterly confuse me. 
    I *just* bought a NECA T800 to make myself a dodgy quick custom Pretty Boy when Rektangular leaked that PB would be part of an upcoming X-Villains box set. 
    I just assumed that he'd be a new head sculpt on an old Ultron body... But this looks like a brand new torso sculpt (and possibly new leg sculpt)? 
    Don't get me wrong, I like how comic accurate the chest looks, but I can't think how it's going to be reused to get more money out of the buck? And it boggles my mind that a D-list villain is getting this kind of tooling when people like Jean Grey can't get an accurate head sculpt in the animated line.
    Anyway - I'm pleased to see that some of the more fun Rektangular are looking like they'll be true. We can always use more villains. 

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  2. 8 hours ago, Chooch said:

    Tatterdemalion from the Night Shift, I believe.

    Tatterdemalion (Arnold Paffenroth) is a supervillain with gloves coated with a chemical solution that dissolves paper products, such as dollar bills. Created by Tom Sutton, the character first appeared in Werewolf by Night #9 (September 1973).

    What an oddly specific power! 

    Thanks for the hook-up, @Chooch. Rather embarrassed to say I've never heard of him before.

  3. I'm not so sure how many people in this forum have been following the latest HasLab, but it's been something of a rocky ride.

    Some comments here about the plans for the tiers being rearranged a bit, missing underboob, and the likelihood of unreleased tiers being released if the HasLab fails to launch.
    While there's some corporate speak and face-saving, it's actually the most direct and open I've seen the Hasbro team.

     

  4. 20 hours ago, HellfireSamurai said:

    If you zoom in on the pic; there appears to be a red area around a yellow neck post so my guess is slip on.

    Ah! good catch. I totally missed that.
    That's probably for the best, because now it can potentially be used on other DD minimates too!

  5. 1 hour ago, elhonez said:

    Will there be a sixth in the villain set? And what are the official character names?

    I feel like Venger and his horse count as two. You can see the lower torso piece next to them to make them separate figures. 
    And I suspect that Dungeon Master and whatever his little clear piece is will count as one figure. 

    Looking at the amount of plastic on the villains side, it seems pretty equal to what's on the heroes side. I'd wager that what they've shown is the whole set.
     

  6. 12 hours ago, WookieFodder said:

     

    These teams aren't current but would yield some interesting characters.
    Jean Grey School Students: Kid Gladiator, Kid Omega, Kid Apocalypse, Broo, Doop, Warbird, Wolverine
    X Club: Beast, Danger, Dr Nemesis, Kavita Rao, Madison Jefferies, Angel
    The X-Babies: dealer's choice

    Oooooh - I'd be down for an X Club.... especially if they packed in wings for Danger.

    9 hours ago, Freaqualizer said:

    Hellfire Club:
    Six figures total
    4 male bodies: One larger body - two heads one for Leland one for Van Roehm. Three regular sized bodies - heads for Shaw, Wyngarde, Da Costa, Pierce. 
    Two female bodies: one in the white outfit, one in the black outfit. Heads for Frost, Tessa, Selene, Jean Grey.
    Encourages multiple purchases to make the whole Hellfire Club. Gets an updated White Queen. 
    might be a hard sell with no true anchor, but, if the new packaging is really gorgeous like the Marvel Legends Hellfire Club, I think it would sell.

    White Queen and Jean Grey are pretty big anchors, surely?
    I'm definitely down for more Hellfire club, but i'd want the more colourful versions of the mens outfits. None of this borwn on tan.... Give me fuchsia jackets, green leggings, teal waist coats, etc...

  7. I love the attention to detail; the tacky former sticker residue and half ripped off sticker are brilliant and remind me of my university days working in a book store / video rental library.

    I'm sure different stores had different practices. We would have stickers on the outside of the box to denote price, genre, rental length, etc... and then stickers on the cassette/dvd itself with the store's logo and information in case they were lost/stolen.

     

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