Kickstarter - INVICTA Challenge
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At that point I'm in! I have a Stonewall Figure but it's 12 inch from several years ago. Forgot who made it.
God dammit, the scale change coming unannounced is just dickheadery. There was never any indication given he thought it had to be pulled due to Turner being 18th and to make that essentially the only thing he changes is just a kick in the balls. Fuck this, and fuck him.
And it's not gone unnoticed this is the second time this has happened to a 4H line, either. So I'm eagerly awaiting their next move with the PowerLords line...
And it's not gone unnoticed this is the second time this has happened to a 4H line, either. So I'm eagerly awaiting their next move with the PowerLords line...
Yeah, I was totally taken aback by the scale change and very disappointed. Not sure if there is a large consumer base for a 1:12 military figure but I could be wrong.
I noticed this was the second line that underwent a scale change by the 4H too.
Power Lords would actually be pretty difficult to change scale since the last figure was actually sculpted to scale. Not to say that couldn't happen though... Or even doing a couple figures like Lord Power or the Power Soldiers in 1:12 could be a possibility and to be honest I haven't really followed the 4H after they changed the scale of Mythic Legions right before they started their campaign.
I noticed this was the second line that underwent a scale change by the 4H too.
Power Lords would actually be pretty difficult to change scale since the last figure was actually sculpted to scale. Not to say that couldn't happen though... Or even doing a couple figures like Lord Power or the Power Soldiers in 1:12 could be a possibility and to be honest I haven't really followed the 4H after they changed the scale of Mythic Legions right before they started their campaign.
The only domestic 1:12 military lines I can recall are Plan B's and McFarlane's, both of which long predate the rise of Battlefield and Call of Duty as IP juggernauts. There's also that line that has yet to do the Kickstarter campaign. The one that totally bit the Storm Shadow look.
And frankly, looking at the grand total, contributors, and per-unit average price numbers between the HACKS and Mythic Legions KSes, I don't really think it's supportable that the 12th market is any bigger or more worth servicing than 18th.
both of those properties seem like such a no brainer it's not even funny.
I would have thought Titanfall would have been another great line to have figures on...I even bought the first threezero 1:12 Atlas...haven't even opened it up yet...it's gonna be too big I'm afraid and I'd rather leave it sealed and try to sell it at some point.
Saw these at the Joe thing I went to earlier in the month, cool figure, really nice guy, but a shame being 1:12.
I guess the size & info was key to get into Barnes & Noble.
I guess the size & info was key to get into Barnes & Noble.