It’s been found in Canada and is NOT a headmaster
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It’s been found in Canada and is NOT a headmaster
I reckon there's more than a few things they could have done better with this guy but I love the concept, welcome the collaboration and the return to collector-grade packaging.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinnertwin
That pricetag though, yeesh.
Gigawatt and MP10 Ghostbuster Prime are all I have atm, but I'd be all in for these universal monsters. Weirdwolf makes sense, but you're forgetting Creature from the Black Lagoon hehQuote:
Originally Posted by Sinnertwin
Skullsmasher is close enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
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Originally Posted by Handsprime
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From the Target listing...
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We are dealing with the undead…an undead Decepticon! When night falls, the vampire Draculus awakens from stasis and stalks the darkness, preying upon those unfortunate enough to cross his path
SPECIAL DRACULA -INSPIRED PACKAGING: Packaging is inspired by a video tape copy of the movie Dracula. Not for use as an actual video tape
INSPIRED BY DRACULA: The Draculus figure converts into bat mode in 23 steps and features deco and details inspired by the 1931 Universal Pictures Dracula movie
Draculus figure comes with cape, blaster, and Impaler claw accessories and features black and white deco in robot mode inspired by the black and white movie release
Yep... out in Canada, probably by accident from an online retailer not waiting for a set release date. But not too early though, as it was originally listed on Amazon Australia for October. (and in America 28th November)Quote:
Originally Posted by Krayt
The prices vary a lot though...
The US price is us$32 (about au$44)
The price of the ones found in Canada was can$70 (about au$75)
The price on Amazon Australia (which could be wrong as they had the same price on the Jurassic Park set, which was wrong) was au$92.
Maybe that’s the right price for this, and explains the cheap price for Jurassic Park - they put the price of the wrong Collaborative toy on it.Quote:
The price on Amazon Australia (which could be wrong as they had the same price on the Jurassic Park set, which was wrong) was au$92.
The reason I thought it could be wrong is that our prices are usually around double the US price, so it should have been around au$65 here.
The US pricing is around the price of Voyagers in America, so paying a leader class price here for a Deluxe toy is a bit steep.
Gotta fund that cloth cape somehow!Quote:
Originally Posted by griffin
I'm kinda excited for this for some reason, not entirely sure why though. I do like Dracula and the black and white thing has me interested.... I guess I'm more excited to see what the other monsters come up with. IN that I am thinking about the Ninja Turtle Monsters from the 90s with a glow in the dark mummmy version of Raphael (I think it was).
Wolfman from Wierdwolf seems a given if lazy attempt.
The creature from the black lagoon could be Sullcruncher, or Scalor, or even a(nother) remolded Monsterbot.
Frankenstein's monster er, one of the disassembly guys. Or a couple of them since it is generally depicted as being a large fellow.
The mummy ? I don't know. Something that glows in the dark hopefully
Zing has it listed for $64
https://www.zingpopculture.com.au/pr...-action-figure
If Amazon stays at $92 (they don't fix the price before release) I might have ro change my preorder over to EB.