Any Guesses on what EMCE is working on with DST?

[Krypt0nite]

I'd love to see EMCE tackle Wild Wild West and The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

[Werewolf]

Clutch Cargo and Space Angel.

[samurainoir]

DST still has the Expendables license right?

They did show this off a few years back...


This would seem to be an ideal line to build around accessories and a colourful group of name actors/personalities that are not necessarily geared towards geek culture exclusively.

[bobws]

Lancelot Link- Secret Chimp.
My Mother the Car.
The Banana Splits.

[hedrap]

FTC has the Maude license. It's part of the Lear licensing library.

IIRC, she's slated for wave eight, which is tentatively scheduled May 2019.

Limited to 5,000 pieces so pre-order now.

[hedrap]

I really don't know what license is worth it right now.

My jaw drops when I see all the Predator figures, because they're only thirty years too late and the wrong scale/format.

I think we had this discussion in a Zica/CAW thread; the scale/format must match the time of the properties popularity or the property has to possess throwback traits.

Bond, Godzilla, Trek, Star Wars, Marvel, DC can exist in any format because they span generations. But starting post-Mego/1980's, it becomes a matching game to tap into the market nostalgia. The perfect example is the 3 3/4 Alien line.

[Gorn Captain]

Is the ST Next Gen line still alive?

[Brown Bear]

Is the ST Next Gen line still alive?

I asked this one a while back and never got an answer. I was excited to get a Klingon & Data.

[Starroid Raiders Dagon]

Outside of us, and trying to expand the market, I would go with Elvis. His merchandise does well and he has a few versions that can be done.
I do like the idea of the Expendables.

[MIB41]

Still holding out hope for Maude.

Fingers still crossed for the Jeffersons.

[ODBJBG]

I can't imagine they're pushing forward with the Expendables stuff. And that was using the ZICA bodies anyway. They looked fantastic, but at this point I would imagine that ship has sailed.

Lost in Space could be fun.

[Mego-Amigo]

I'd love for it be Elvis.

[thunderbolt]

I would love for it to be Lost In Space, but that really doesn't speak to the broader appeal Doc mentioned. It would be the same niche audience that Trek and UM had.

[Random Axe]

Although I would not be interested, a Duck Dynasty line of 1/9 figures could be happening. Broad appeal, currently trendy and could have some nostalgia going for it years from now.

[madmarva]

I'd like to see star athletes of the past and present.