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pretty cool but not $350 cool.
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Yeah, $350?? Skarewww That!!
Come on, all it does is shoot a fist? Man, my 24" Dragun would shoot axes and throwing stars for like $20-$25 in 1979. Inflation may be bad, but it's not that bad.Comment
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Holy crap, that is totally cool, I love it.
The price doesn't surprise me. When Bandai's Unifive division reissued Jumbos in Japan in the late 90's, they retailed in Japan for between $125-200, and that was for a mass produced toy by a major company (the high price was one reason why they didn't sell that well though, and Diamond ended buying left over stock at a big discount and then sold them in the US for cheaper). So for a small company doing a limited run of such a large toy, involving an expensive licensed property, $350 sounds about right to me.Comment
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The price is actually set at $300 on Super7's site, not $350, and supposedly going up for pre-order soon.
Apparently the gun was to originally fire missiles, but it was decided against. I agree it should have more action features, but the firing fist is enough to make it a must have for me.Comment
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a little update for anyone interested in the super7 line of Jumbo SW.
looks like the Fett is the next in line for the jumbo treatment.
This is a sticker that was passed out at the CV SW convention recently. (Link to image at the Rebelscum site.)
http://www.rebelscum.com/C5/curto/S7sticker2.jpgComment
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Criminy! I don't know if I'd be able to resist the lure of a Shogun Fett.Comment
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