I really hope that we can buy a bunch of Green Arrows from Matty Collector. I would like to buy several.
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But are the bodies fixed? Alot of people had problems with the strings being too tight or plastic too soft. Any word on this?Lo there do I see my Father.
Lo there do I see my Mother and my Sisters and my Brothers.
Lo there do I see the line of my people back to the begining.
Lo they do call me.
They bid me take my place among them.
In the halls of Valhalla where the brave may live forever.Comment
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Anybody in the know care to help us out???Comment
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Having checked, either I remembered that information incorrectly or the info has been "redacted" ... like maybe it's still under development.Last edited by Tothiro; Jul 26, '09, 9:12 PM.Comment
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Expect these figures to be priced about the same as the Star Treks
as a rule of thumb. Bigger retailers may have some wiggle room on
the final price.Comment
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I pulled up the inflation calculator and $20.00 today is equivalent to $5.00 in 1975. That is exactly what a GI Joe cost, at the time.
$14.00 today would put the price very close to what Megos sold for in 1975. $16.00 would be only slightly higher.
As Elmer Fudd would say, " It's awww wewative.".
Kind of puts some perspective on how much our folks were paying for these things back in the day, if you do a little research.
(and I don't remember my folks ever *****ing about the price of Mego, Joes, Big Jim, or The Lone Ranger.)
I guess what I am trying to get at is the fact that I balk a little at the price I see slapped on new Star Wars figures, but that $6.75 price tags pans out to exactly what they cost me in 1977, when adjusted for inflation. The vehicles are about $15.00 cheaper, now. Now wonder they had to wait for Christmas and couldn't be a, "Hey Mom, how bout ya buy this for me?" type of thing.Last edited by saildog; Jul 26, '09, 10:59 PM.Comment
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I pulled up the inflation calculator and $20.00 today is equivalent to $5.00 in 1975. That is exactly what a GI Joe cost, at the time.
$14.00 today would put the price very close to what Megos sold for in 1975. $16.00 would be only slightly higher.
As Elmer Fudd would say, " It's awww wewative.".
Kind of puts some perspective on how much our folks were paying for these things back in the day, if you do a little research.
(and I don't remember my folks ever *****ing about the price of Mego, Joes, Big Jim, or The Lone Ranger.)
I guess what I am trying to get at is the fact that I balk a little at the price I see slapped on new Star Wars figures, but that $6.75 price tags pans out to exactly what they cost me in 1977, when adjusted for inflation. The vehicles are about $15.00 cheaper, now. Now wonder they had to wait for Christmas and couldn't be a, "Hey Mom, how bout ya buy this for me?" type of thing.
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