PanchaMaestro
Hostess envy
I almost think we should do that more making some of our lists. It’s a fun thought exercise and acknowledges the realities of our hobby.Look at me, being wary of budgetary concerns. They should really hire me...![]()
I almost think we should do that more making some of our lists. It’s a fun thought exercise and acknowledges the realities of our hobby.Look at me, being wary of budgetary concerns. They should really hire me...![]()
Also, pure speculation, but of the 4 figures grouped together in early lists that had BAF next to their names (if that list is to be believed), they skew Avengers:
Hawkeye - Avenger, or if it's Bullseye - Dark Avengers (cost cutting figure)
Marrina - honorary Avenger (budget used to create scale swimsuit)
Robbie Reyes - Avenger (cost cutting figure because he's already made)
Wolverine - Avenger (possible cost cutting figure)
Can you imagine the pure joy of what would happen if the other three are and the BAF is:
Demolition Man - classic Avenger (cost cutting figure)
Graviton - Avenger enemy (cost cutting figure)
Diamondback - Avengers/Cap enemy/ally (cost cutting figure)
BAF - Attuma (most of the budget goes to him)
That is interesting. There's such a stark contrast between "No, too difficult/obscure" and then ending the year with a bunch of well made deep cuts like Deathbird, Triton, Gorgon, Starfox, Champion of the Universe, Cardiac...Yeah, Dwight seemed a little ... different at SDCC this year.
He was his normal easy going and talkative self, but he did seem to be a little less than positive when it came to certain characters. He didn't come right out and say "no" to anything, but he didn't sound real hopeful either. He seemed doubtful about my suggestions for more Asgardians (particularly the Warriors Three), more Serpent Society and more Invaders (Bucky and Toro). That's not like Dwight. He's usually much more positive than that.
And then at the panel the next day, they showed us a Bronze Age monster (Werewolf By Night), a cowboy (Phantom Rider) two long requested mutant team builders (Feral and Rachel), a World War II character (Logan), the rest of the Inhumans and a long in demand Avenger (Starfox). So I don't know what to think. If they can finish off the Inhumans than they can make the Guardians and the Asgardians. If they made Starfox they can make Stingray. If they made Phantom Rider they can make Two-Gun Kid.
I don't know what's going in Pawtucket or Burbank these days. If I had to guess, I think there's someone over Dwight and Dan's head, either at Hasbro or Disney, who's being difficult to deal with. And that may be a reason why Ryan's gone. If that's the case then it'll probably be okay. Those execs don't usually stay in the same position for long. Whoever it is will probably move to a different division before too much longer.
Let's see what the 2026 SDCC brings. I'm curious.
That is interesting. There's such a stark contrast between "No, too difficult/obscure" and then ending the year with a bunch of well made deep cuts like Deathbird, Triton, Gorgon, Starfox, Champion of the Universe, Cardiac...
While I'm very flattered that you have so much faith in me, as someone who is 6'4" and kind of clumsy I'm going to recommend someone who might have better stealth abilities if we want this mission to be successful. I'd have a real hard time getting through a laser defense system.Precisely.
One of us is going to have to break into Hasbro's HQ and bug the place so we can find out what's going on.
I nominate @Justice. He's a sneaky little shit.
As I recall, he once broke into that hotel in Washington. What was it called? The Watergate?
He never did get caught.
The idea that a teenage Bucky is hard to do is pretty crazy. Yeah. He's a decent amount of new pieces. Put him in a 2 pack with the a Secret Wars Cap with a new head sculpt with the "helmet type" mask, flesh colored neck and a triangle Shield. Do the box up all red, white and blue retro. That thing would sell great.