I would have taken Kristy home too. In fact I did. For $25 I would have taken another one home too. Thanks for the pics, that was fun...I hope you will keep photographing when you go to these places.
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[CENTER]Oh how the mighty have fallen, Playmates Star Trek were the absolute BOMB in the mid 1990s and it seems like every single collector just gave up at once.
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If they had not decided to stop making Trek and start making Simpsons they could have made figures right into Enterprise. I bet they still would have been making classics at the same time. The new film was a success and Playmates fumbled the ball but I don't think Trek really appeals to kids anymore.
The hardest figure to find is the Warp Factor Tribbles O'Brien. At the time it was released Hoarders snapped them all up and were charging $35 for them. I saw one on eBay last year for $250.00. In both cases I just let it go. They're not going to get that $$$ outta` me-probably not out of anyone in this market, for 1 figure. They can eat it.Last edited by johnmiic; Jan 31, '11, 12:57 AM.Comment
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I'm glad that I do not go to these things when they come up here, because I would not be able to control myself and I'd wind up with 1) A house I could not walk around in and 2) no money for said cramped houseIt's all good!Comment
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Hopefully I'll have a hundred or so to take with me for spending.
I still like the Playmates and Galoob lines, and grab a figure off eBay if I'm in the mood. Customizing figures are really easy with 'em, especially adding to my ST-TMP crew, like making a Chekov and Scotty from Sulu and Spock bodies, respectively.
I only wished the Playmates had better poseability - The leg articulation introduced in the Voyager line was a HUGE improvement..!! It's tough to pose a figure when they don't actually sit 'bow-legged'..
david_bPeace.. Through Superior Firepower.
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