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I've seen Wave 2 in several locations including TRU and a couple comic book shops. Even when I do, however, there seems to still be a slew of Wave 1 sitting there, but there are only a few Wave 2 figures. Was Wave 1 distributed in much larger numbers? Is Wave 2 that much better of a seller? Thoughts?
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WANTED - Solid-Boxed WGSH's, C.8 or better. -
I've yet to see any Wave 2 so I can't comment. I go twice a week (Tues and Fri when isles are stocked from the trucks from the night before).sigpic WANTED: Boxed, Carded and Kresge Carded WGSH -
It's reasonable to assume that Wave 2's production run was adjusted to what they saw as the "demand" based on Wave 1's sales. I wouldn't be surprised with Mattel, they've done that on other lines before. All their intel is off of Wave 1.
Of course, it could also just be a slow distribution channel. When Wave 3 hits, you may start to see more of Wave 2, etc. That happens sometimes as well.Comment
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I know someone might throw a tomato for saying this...
Why is Mattel only concerned with Money? Aren't good toys a priority? I am sure however all of these will eventually be collected and treasured for years.Comment
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See my auction comparison to self prices on this thread below. Lower production on Wave 2 due to lower than expected demand on Wave 1 seems to be a good suggestion. High end pricing also appears to be playing a role if the secondary market is any measure.
Toys R Us Update.....Any Wave 2 sightings yet? - Page 29 - Mego TalkLast edited by MIB41; Oct 17, '10, 9:57 PM.Comment
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